Recently, Shunichi Suwabe, a famous male voice actor affectionately known as "Susho" by fans, talked about his thoughts on life and work on Twitter. He talked about the relationship between work and hobbies, and the troubles of becoming famous. And I hope that everyone can become a brave and resourceful "life challenger". The full text of the tweet is as follows:

"People are afraid of those high-stakes challenges. But if that challenge is something you really want to do, or if you need it in your life, should you jump into it without hesitation? If you feel hesitant to face a challenge, or think that you will lose something valuable once you accept a challenge, then I advise you to give up.

If you use 'interested' to evaluate your work, this is a very vague criterion. Throughout our lives, we have faced competition. This is also known as the competition for survival. Even if you debut, it doesn't mean that you can become popular. Even if it's temporarily popular, we don't know how long this kind of good will last. The guarantee for tomorrow is '0'. And when I lose my job, my income becomes '0'. It's fun to do this!' The period will soon pass. Even so, do you still have to take on the challenge?

When we take on a lot of work, we will be talked about by a lot of people. This is also the case. Sometimes some trolls scold you for 'fuck off' and 'fuck you', and even your parents will cry when they hear them. Needless to say, some malicious slander that has no basis in facts. It can be said that this is the so-called 'celebrity tax' (note: after a person becomes famous, he has to face pressure and slander, etc.), right? So do you have a heart that is strong enough to deal with these negative energies?

Just chasing 'dreams', people can't survive. But it is only when there is a 'dream' that life has meaning. What kind of burden do you have to bear? How can I make use of this limited time? It's up to you to decide. However, I hope you don't become the kind of challenger who has no strategy. Here are my thoughts.

And personally, the work of the voice actor has really received the 'warmth' that many people have given. This is an undeniable fact. It's also a great treasure for myself. And I think every day, how to repay this 'warmth' to some extent! (^_^)

Neither knowledge nor technology can be acquired overnight. It would be wonderful if you could suddenly wake up one day like in the manga (laughs). ”

Born in 1972, Junichi Suwabe is now 41 years old. He has left his mark on many popular works. He is currently active in "Kuroko's Basketball" (Daiki Aomine) and "Space☆Dandy" (Dandy). I don't know if the life insights of this veteran voice actor have touched you as well?