Casey Mongillo
Voice ActorCasey Mongillo is an American voice actor whose most prominent anime credit is voicing Shinji Ikari, the protagonist of Netflix's 2019 English redub of Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Neon Genesis Evangelion Role
Mongillo took on the role of Shinji Ikari, an Eva pilot grappling with trauma and self-worth throughout the series, for Netflix's 2019 English-language redub of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Stepping into a part long associated with the franchise's original 1995 Japanese performance, Mongillo's take introduced the character to a new generation of streaming audiences worldwide.
Career and Notable Roles
Active in voice acting since 2005, Mongillo has built a career across both animation and video games beyond their breakout anime role. They use they/them pronouns and continue to work steadily in English-language dubbing and original animated productions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Casey Mongillo's gender?
Casey Mongillo uses they/them pronouns. They have voiced Shinji Ikari in Netflix's 2019 English redub of Neon Genesis Evangelion, their most prominent anime credit.
What characters does Casey Mongillo voice?
Mongillo's most prominent anime role is Shinji Ikari, the protagonist of Netflix's 2019 English redub of Neon Genesis Evangelion. The casting introduced the character to a new generation of streaming audiences.
When did Casey Mongillo start voice acting?
Casey Mongillo has been active in voice acting since 2005, building a career across both animation and video games. That work spans both mediums beyond their breakout anime role.
What other work has Casey Mongillo done besides Evangelion?
Beyond their breakout role as Shinji Ikari, Mongillo has built a career across animation and video games, continuing to work steadily in English-language dubbing and original animated productions.
Who is Casey Mongillo?
Casey Mongillo is an American voice actor who uses they/them pronouns, best known for voicing Shinji Ikari in Netflix's 2019 redub of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Active in voice acting since 2005, they continue to work across animation and video games.
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