
Kyle Hebert is an American voice actor who plays several characters in the English dub of Naruto, the Studio Pierrot series, most prominently the fierce dog-nin Kiba Inuzuka.
Hebert covers a handful of parts in the English-language Naruto. His most visible is Kiba Inuzuka, the loud, tracking-focused ninja of Team 8, and he also voices the Iwagakure shinobi Akatsuchi, the village elder Ebizo, and Ino's father, the Yamanaka clan leader Inoichi.
Hebert is one of the busiest voices in English-dubbed anime and video games. He is widely recognized as the teenage and adult Gohan and the narrator in Funimation's Dragon Ball series, as well as Sosuke Aizen in Bleach, Kamina in Gurren Lagann, and Ryu in the Street Fighter games.
In the English dub of Naruto, Kyle Hebert voices Kiba Inuzuka, along with the Iwagakure shinobi Akatsuchi, the village elder Ebizo, and Ino's father Inoichi Yamanaka. Outside Naruto, he is widely recognized as the teenage and adult Gohan and the narrator in Funimation's Dragon Ball series.
Kyle Hebert's most prominent Naruto role is Kiba Inuzuka, the loud, tracking-focused ninja of Team 8. It's his most visible part in the English dub, though he also voices several smaller characters across the series.
Kyle Hebert is widely recognized as the teenage and adult Gohan, as well as the narrator, in Funimation's Dragon Ball series. He also voices Sosuke Aizen in Bleach and Kamina in Gurren Lagann.
In video games, Kyle Hebert is known for voicing Ryu in the Street Fighter series. He is considered one of the busiest voices in English-dubbed anime and video games.
Kyle Hebert has worked in English-dubbed anime and video games since 1996. Over that career he has become one of the busiest voices in the industry, known for roles like Gohan in Dragon Ball and Kiba Inuzuka in Naruto.
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