Carrie Keranen
Voice ActorCarrie Keranen is an American voice actress and voice director best known for voicing Casca in the English dub of Berserk, alongside a long list of other anime dubbing credits.
Berserk Role
Keranen provides the English voice of Casca, one of Berserk's central figures and the sole surviving member of Guts and Griffith's mercenary band. The part fits within a broader dubbing career built on tough, emotionally layered heroines, a casting pattern that recurs throughout her filmography. Beyond delivering lines, she has also worked in production and voice direction on other projects, giving her an unusually complete view of the localization process.
Career and Notable Roles
Keranen's other major dubbing credits include Mami Tomoe, the reluctant magical girl of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Alya, whose full name is Alya Cesaire, from the Miraculous Ladybug franchise. She also lends her voice to Satsuki Kiryuin, the imposing student council president of Kill la Kill, and took on Misato Katsuragi for a newer streaming release of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Her résumé extends past the recording booth into production management, producing, and voice direction on other titles, and she has even worked in front of the camera as the lead of an independent web series built around a time-traveling premise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Carrie Keranen voice?
Keranen provides the English voice of Casca, one of Berserk's central figures and the sole surviving member of Guts and Griffith's mercenary band. The role fits a broader dubbing career built on tough, emotionally layered heroines.
What is Carrie Keranen known for?
Beyond Casca, Keranen is known for voicing Mami Tomoe in Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Satsuki Kiryuin in Kill la Kill. Both are major, emotionally charged roles within their respective franchises.
What other anime has Carrie Keranen voiced characters in?
Keranen voices Alya Cesaire in the Miraculous Ladybug franchise and took on Misato Katsuragi for a newer streaming release of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Both add to her range of dubbing credits.
Does Carrie Keranen do more than voice acting?
Keranen's resume extends into production management, producing, and voice direction on other titles. She has even worked in front of the camera as the lead of an independent web series built around a time-traveling premise.
When did Carrie Keranen start voice acting?
Keranen has been active in the industry since 2001. Her career has grown to include acting, directing, and producing across anime localization.
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