Paula Tiso is an American voice actress recognized for a broad voiceover career spanning documentary narration and video games, who voices Annette and Rita in the English dub of Berserk.
In the English dub of Berserk, Paula Tiso voices both Annette and Rita, giving voice to two of the series' notable female characters. Her casting reflects a broader voiceover career built across documentary narration, commercial work, and video game dubbing.
Outside anime, Tiso has built a wide-ranging voiceover career that spans true-crime narration for shows like Living With a Serial Killer and The Devil Speaks, documentary work for the History and Smithsonian channels, and video game roles including Lulu in the Final Fantasy X series and Sylvia Christel from the No More Heroes games. She has also appeared in titles such as Fallout 76 and Lego The Incredibles.
Paula Tiso voices Lulu across the Final Fantasy X series, one of several video game roles in her wide ranging voiceover career.
In the English dub of Berserk, Paula Tiso voices both Annette and Rita, two of the series' notable female characters.
Tiso has narrated true crime programs such as Living With a Serial Killer and The Devil Speaks, along with documentary work for the History and Smithsonian channels.
Beyond Final Fantasy X, Tiso voices Sylvia Christel in the No More Heroes games, and has appeared in titles such as Fallout 76 and Lego The Incredibles.
Paula Tiso has been active since 1989, building a broad voiceover career spanning documentary narration, commercial work, and video game dubbing.
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