
Skip Stellrecht is an American voice actor who played Vicious, the chief antagonist of Cowboy Bebop, in the English-language dub of the series.
Stellrecht voiced Vicious in the English dub of Cowboy Bebop, giving an English-speaking counterpart to the character's cold, ruthless presence as Spike Spiegel's rival. The role stands alongside his other major anime credits as one of the parts he is most recognized for by English-speaking fans of the genre.
Born in Orange County, California, Stellrecht came to acting only after high school, working first in commercials and stage productions around Los Angeles before a chance connection through a friend led him into voice work. He also voices Might Guy in Naruto and Ryu in the Street Fighter anime adaptations, and has taken on-camera parts in live-action series including Mr. Robot, Grimm and Once Upon a Time. He has additionally been credited as Hank Wilspank, Jack Aubree, and Henry Douglas Grey.
Skip Stellrecht voices Vicious in the English dub of Cowboy Bebop, giving an English-speaking counterpart to the character's cold, ruthless presence as Spike Spiegel's rival.
Stellrecht also voices Might Guy in Naruto and Ryu in the Street Fighter anime adaptations, two more of his notable anime credits.
Stellrecht has taken on-camera parts in live-action series including Mr. Robot, Grimm and Once Upon a Time.
Born in Orange County, California, Stellrecht came to acting only after high school, working first in commercials and stage productions around Los Angeles before a chance connection through a friend led him into voice work.
Stellrecht has additionally been credited under the names Hank Wilspank, Jack Aubree, and Henry Douglas Grey.

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