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Gina Bowes

Voice Actor

Gina Bowes, also credited as G.K. Bowes, is an American voice actress known for playing Senna in Bleach: Memories of Nobody and Sun Shang Xiang across the Dynasty Warriors games. In the 2016 Berserk anime she voices Charlotte, the young ruler of Midland.

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Berserk Role

Bowes voices Charlotte, the young ruler of Midland who forms a close bond with Griffith, in the 2016 television adaptation of Berserk. The role calls for a softer, more sheltered register than much of Bowes' catalogue of action heroines, since Charlotte spends the story caught up in Griffith's ambitions rather than fighting alongside him.

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Career and Notable Roles

Beyond Berserk, Bowes has built a career across anime dubbing and video games, voicing Kiyal Bachika in Gurren Lagann, Sun Shang Xiang throughout the Dynasty Warriors series, and Erinys in Fire Emblem Heroes. She also appeared in the original English Sailor Moon dub and lent her voice to Asuka Kazama in Street Fighter X Tekken.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Gina Bowes voice in Berserk?

Gina Bowes voices Charlotte, the young ruler of Midland who forms a close bond with Griffith, in the 2016 television adaptation of Berserk.

What is Gina Bowes also known as?

Gina Bowes is also credited as G.K. Bowes, a name that appears across her work in anime dubbing and video games.

What anime characters has Gina Bowes voiced besides Berserk?

Bowes voiced Senna in Bleach: Memories of Nobody and Kiyal Bachika in Gurren Lagann, and she also appeared in the original English dub of Sailor Moon.

What video game characters has Gina Bowes voiced?

Bowes voices Sun Shang Xiang throughout the Dynasty Warriors series, Erinys in Fire Emblem Heroes, and Asuka Kazama in Street Fighter X Tekken.

What kind of role does Gina Bowes play as Charlotte in Berserk?

The Charlotte role calls for a softer, more sheltered register than much of Bowes' catalogue of action heroines, since Charlotte spends the story caught up in Griffith's ambitions rather than fighting alongside him.

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