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Kent Williams

Kent Williams

Voice Actor

Kent Williams voices Father, the shadowy final antagonist behind the Homunculi, in the English-language dub of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2000-present
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Fullmetal Alchemist Role

Williams voices Father, the homunculus manipulating Amestris from the shadows and the true architect behind the Elric brothers' suffering, across Brotherhood's English-language broadcast. The role calls for a cold, commanding delivery that Williams uses to make Father's calm menace land even in his quietest scenes.

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Career and Notable Roles

Williams is a fixture of English-language anime dubbing known for Dragon Ball roles like Dr. Gero, Mercenary Tao, and Supreme Kai, plus the Judge from the Ace Attorney anime, Mr. Compress in My Hero Academia, and Dr. Hatori Sohma across both Fruits Basket series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kent Williams known for?

Kent Williams is known for voicing Father, the shadowy final antagonist behind the Homunculi, in the English-language dub of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The role calls for a cold, commanding delivery that lets Father's menace come through even in his quietest scenes.

Who voices Supreme Kai?

Kent Williams voices Supreme Kai in the English dub of the Dragon Ball franchise. He has also played other Dragon Ball characters, including Dr. Gero and Mercenary Tao.

Who does Kent Williams voice?

Beyond his Dragon Ball and Fullmetal Alchemist work, Williams voices the Judge in the Ace Attorney anime, Mr. Compress in My Hero Academia, and Dr. Hatori Sohma across both Fruits Basket series.

When did Kent Williams start voice acting?

Williams is an American voice actor who has been active in English-language anime dubbing since 2000.

Who is Kent Williams?

Kent Williams is an American voice actor and a fixture of English-language anime dubbing, active since 2000. He is best known to Fullmetal Alchemist fans for playing Father in Brotherhood.

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