Robin Levenson
Voice ActorAmerican voice actress who worked with Harmony Gold USA on various anime dubs. Appeared in a limited but notable roster of productions during the early era of anime localization in North America.
Dubbing Work
Robin Levenson performed voice roles in select anime titles distributed by Harmony Gold USA. She appeared in The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (providing the voice of Sammie), Dr. Slump, and Robotech. Though her anime credits are modest in number compared to many contemporary dubbing actors, her work represents an important chapter in the early localization of Japanese animation for English-speaking audiences.
Career Overview
Levenson's career in voice acting focused primarily on anime dubbing through Harmony Gold, a major distributor of Japanese animation in the 1980s and 1990s. She also appeared in live-action work, including the anime-adjacent film Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato and the fantasy feature The Fantastic Adventures of Unico.
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