
Erica Lindbeck is an American voice actress known for playing Barbie in the toy franchise's animated media from 2015 to 2018 and for voicing Loona on Helluva Boss. She has also worked extensively in English-dubbed anime and games, including a voice credit on Berserk.
Lindbeck contributed to the English-language voice cast of Berserk, part of her wider catalog of anime dub work. The specific character she voiced is not documented here, but the credit sits alongside a career built largely on English adaptations of Japanese anime and games.
Lindbeck broke through by inheriting the role of Barbie from Kelly Sheridan in 2015, voicing the character across several direct-to-video features before passing the part to America Young in 2018. She has since become a familiar name in anime dubbing and video games, and currently voices Loona, the wolf demon assistant, on the adult animated series Helluva Boss.
Erica Lindbeck is known for playing Barbie in the toy franchise's animated media from 2015 to 2018, and she currently voices Loona, the wolf demon assistant, on the adult animated series Helluva Boss.
Lindbeck contributed to the English-language voice cast of Berserk, part of her wider catalog of anime dub work, though the specific character she voiced is not documented in available sources.
Lindbeck inherited the role of Barbie from Kelly Sheridan in 2015, voicing the character across several direct-to-video features before passing the part to America Young in 2018.
Erica Lindbeck was born in 1992 and has been active in voice acting since 2014, building a career in both anime dubbing and Western animation.
Lindbeck has been active in the industry since 2014, a career that grew to include her breakout as Barbie the following year and her current role as Loona on Helluva Boss.

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