Elizabeth Maxwell
Voice ActorAmerican actress Elizabeth Maxwell provides the voice of Ymir in the English-language dub of Attack on Titan, one credit among a broad career in anime and video game voiceover work.
Attack on Titan Role
Maxwell voices Ymir in the English dub of Attack on Titan, a hardened former convict who joins the Survey Corps and gains the ability to transform into a Titan. The character's guarded exterior and fierce loyalty to Historia Reiss carry through the series' early seasons before her backstory and true nature become central to some of the plot's key mysteries, giving Maxwell a role that shifts from comic gruffness to genuine emotional weight.
Career and Notable Roles
Maxwell's other major roles include Winter Schnee in RWBY and Nemuri Kayama, known as Midnight, in My Hero Academia. In the world of video games she has voiced Sae Niijima in Persona 5, Caulifla in Dragon Ball Super, and Rosaria in Genshin Impact, plus Urbosa and Riju across the recent Legend of Zelda titles. She also lent her voice to Motoko Kusanagi in the Ghost in the Shell: Arise films and multiple characters in the mobile game Cookie Run: Kingdom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who did Elizabeth Maxwell voice?
Elizabeth Maxwell voices Ymir in the English dub of Attack on Titan, Winter Schnee in RWBY, and Nemuri Kayama, known as Midnight, in My Hero Academia.
Who does Elizabeth Maxwell voice in Attack on Titan?
Maxwell voices Ymir, a hardened former convict who joins the Survey Corps and gains the ability to transform into a Titan. Her guarded exterior and fierce loyalty to Historia Reiss carry through the series' early seasons before her backstory becomes central to some of the plot's key mysteries.
What video games has Elizabeth Maxwell voiced characters in?
Maxwell has voiced Sae Niijima in Persona 5, Caulifla in Dragon Ball Super, Rosaria in Genshin Impact, and Urbosa and Riju across the recent Legend of Zelda titles.
What other anime has Elizabeth Maxwell been in?
Maxwell voices Motoko Kusanagi in the Ghost in the Shell: Arise films and multiple characters in the mobile game Cookie Run: Kingdom.
When did Elizabeth Maxwell start voice acting?
Maxwell has been active in voice acting since 2004, building a broad career across anime and video game work.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Attack on Titan anime series, manga, and official materials. Attack on Titan was created by Hajime Isayama, published by Kodansha, and animated by MAPPA and Wit Studio. All rights to Attack on Titan and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Created byHajime Isayama
- Published byKodansha
- Animated byMAPPA
- Animated byWit Studio
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