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Justin Pate

Voice Actor

Justin Pate is an American voice actor and ADR professional at Funimation who voices Ren Sakakibara in the English dub of Assassination Classroom.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
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Assassination Classroom Role

Pate voices Ren Sakakibara, a member of Class 3-E, in the Funimation English dub of Assassination Classroom, appearing in the character's focus episodes during the second season. The role sits alongside his broader work at Funimation as both an on-mic performer and an ADR engineer.

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Career and Notable Roles

Pate has built a long career at Funimation, both performing supporting and lead roles and working behind the mic as an ADR engineer and director on shows including Detective Conan and the Dragon Ball Z re-dub. His voice credits include Kazuma Hashimoto in Cheer Boys!!, Tō Endō in Dagashi Kashi, and Kiyoshi Mitarai in Yu Yu Hakusho, spanning well over a hundred anime productions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Justin Pate voice in Assassination Classroom?

Justin Pate voices Ren Sakakibara, a member of Class 3-E, in the Funimation English dub of Assassination Classroom. He appears in the character's focus episodes during the show's second season.

What characters has Justin Pate voiced?

Justin Pate has voiced Kazuma Hashimoto in Cheer Boys!! and To Endo in Dagashi Kashi, among his many English dub credits.

What other anime has Justin Pate worked on?

Beyond Assassination Classroom, Justin Pate has voiced Kiyoshi Mitarai in Yu Yu Hakusho, part of a career built largely at Funimation.

What does Justin Pate do besides voice acting?

Beyond performing, Justin Pate works as an ADR engineer and director at Funimation, contributing to shows including Detective Conan and the Dragon Ball Z re-dub.

How many anime has Justin Pate worked on?

Justin Pate's voice credits span well over a hundred anime productions across his career at Funimation.

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