
Erika Harlacher is an American voice actress, born in 1990, who voices Dina Fritz in the English dub of Attack on Titan and has built an extensive resume across anime and video game voiceover work.
Harlacher voices Dina Fritz in the English-language dub of Attack on Titan, a member of the royal bloodline whose transformation into a mindless Titan sets pivotal tragedy in motion, including her role in the fall of Wall Maria. The character's true identity and its ties to the series' founding family become one of the show's more significant later revelations, making the part a small but pivotal one in Harlacher's filmography.
Harlacher's break came via Toradora!, where she played the sharp-tongued Ami Kawashima, and her profile grew further with lead parts as Kurapika in Hunter x Hunter and the emotionally reserved title character of Violet Evergarden. She has since voiced Shinobu Kocho in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and Elizabeth Liones from Seven Deadly Sins, while her video game work includes Ann Takamaki in Persona 5 and Kyoko Kirigiri in the Danganronpa series. She also performs as a singer and songwriter outside her voice acting career.
Erika Harlacher voices Dina Fritz in the English dub of Attack on Titan, Kurapika in Hunter x Hunter, and the title character of Violet Evergarden.
Harlacher voices Dina Fritz, a member of the royal bloodline whose transformation into a mindless Titan sets pivotal tragedy in motion, including her role in the fall of Wall Maria. The character's true identity and its ties to the series' founding family become one of the show's more significant later revelations.
Harlacher's break came via Toradora!, where she played the sharp-tongued Ami Kawashima.
Her video game work includes Ann Takamaki in Persona 5 and Kyoko Kirigiri in the Danganronpa series.
Born in 1990, Harlacher has been active in voice acting since 2011.

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