
American voice actor Brandon McInnis left a career in software engineering for anime dubbing, and today he voices Sir Nighteye in the English-language version of My Hero Academia.
Brandon McInnis provides the English dub voice of Sir Nighteye in My Hero Academia, the sharp-eyed former sidekick of All Might whose Foresight Quirk lets him preview a person's future. The role puts him at the center of the story's Shie Hassaikai arc, where Nighteye mentors the rising hero Mirio Togata and squares off against the villain Overhaul. It stands as one of McInnis's more prominent English dub credits within the show's large ensemble cast.
Before stepping into a recording booth, McInnis worked in software engineering; a nudge from his brother led him to try voice acting, and he began landing dub roles around 2014. His credits since then span Black Clover's Finral Roulacase, SSSS.Gridman's Yuta Hibiki, Dr. Stone's Gen Asagiri, Kaguya-sama: Love Is War's Tsubasa Tanuma, and Gyutaro from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.
Brandon McInnis provides the English dub voice of Sir Nighteye, the sharp-eyed former sidekick of All Might whose Foresight Quirk lets him preview a person's future. The role puts him at the center of the Shie Hassaikai arc, where Nighteye mentors the rising hero Mirio Togata and squares off against the villain Overhaul.
McInnis originally worked in software engineering before a nudge from his brother led him to try voice acting. He began landing dub roles around 2014.
McInnis voices Finral Roulacase in Black Clover, Yuta Hibiki in SSSS.Gridman, Gen Asagiri in Dr. Stone, and Tsubasa Tanuma in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War.
Yes, McInnis voices Gyutaro in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, one of his supporting anime dub credits.
Brandon McInnis is an American voice actor who left a career in software engineering for anime dubbing, and today he voices Sir Nighteye in the English-language version of My Hero Academia.
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