
Lindsay Seidel is an American voice actress who has built a wide-ranging career dubbing anime into English since 2009. In Attack on Titan, she voices Gabi Braun as the story reaches its Marleyan endgame.
Seidel voices Gabi Braun, a young Warrior candidate from Marley, during Attack on Titan's concluding chapter. The role is one of her most prominent English dub credits, putting her front and center in the series' late-story arc centered on the Marleyan characters.
Seidel has built a long list of English dub credits since 2009. Her catalog stretches across Nagisa Shiota (Assassination Classroom), Pochita (Chainsaw Man), Eto Yoshimura (Tokyo Ghoul), and Ruka Urushibara (Steins;Gate), and she has also appeared on camera, starring in the independent horror film The Final.
Lindsay Seidel voices Gabi Braun, a young Warrior candidate from Marley, during Attack on Titan's concluding Marleyan-focused arc. The role is one of her most prominent English dub credits, putting her at the center of the story's late chapters.
Seidel's English dub resume includes Nagisa Shiota in Assassination Classroom, Eto Yoshimura in Tokyo Ghoul, and Ruka Urushibara in Steins;Gate. She has built this catalog since her career began in 2009.
No, alongside her voice work Seidel has also appeared on camera, starring in the independent horror film The Final.
Seidel has been active in English-language anime dubbing since 2009, the year her career began. She has since built one of the more varied resumes in the field, including her role as Gabi Braun in Attack on Titan.
In the English dub of Chainsaw Man, Seidel voices Pochita. It is one of several major English dub credits she has built since debuting in 2009, alongside Tokyo Ghoul and Assassination Classroom.

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