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>>39102262
>>39102275
Sad. Y.Aoi will always be the GOAT and the Hayaminfag knows this. He secretly loves Y.Aoi even more than anyone, which is why he loves Hayamin.
Also, Y.Aoi never advertises her roles for each season until the start of that season, she's a professional like that so will we have to wait and see, but she always acts in a diverse assortment of roles, rather than selling out for a bunch of terrible shonenshit roles which require no talent but include a big paycheck.

>>38312513
Here's Y.Aoi and Hayami's television anime roles by the time they were both 19, and bear in mind Y.Aoi has had more success and had higher charting albums (Petiti Milady included) by far and released much more music and has starred in much more popular and acclaimed series.
As I said before I do like Haymin more than Y.Aoi, but I also understand when someone is the greater in their field (my other favorite seiyuu don't even compare to Y.Aoi but oh well).
I am not trying to discredit Hayamin and raise Aoi because I feel like Hayamin is probably more talented as an actress and singer, but I still have yet to find a seiyuu that can beat little old Aoi.
I suppose Hayamin is the closest, so good for her! Like I said before we should probably just agree to disagree as I feel like for whatever reason Hayamin's early roles, be they main or not, were not in as quality of anime as Y.Aoi, and this trend continues to this day with Aoi even appearing in huge hits like Your Name.
But no need to shit up this thread anymore, I think one thing and you think another, and I should say that Y.Aoi is not even in my top five favorite seiyuu, probably not even top ten, but I do think that she is the best.