Cutter Garcia is an American actor whose outside credits include Torn from the Jak and Daxter game franchise. In Gurren Lagann, he plays Kidd Coega.
Cutter Garcia voices Kidd Coega in Gurren Lagann, a role that sits within his relatively small but notable catalog of voice work. It's one of the parts he has taken on since breaking into acting in the late 1990s.
Cutter Garcia is an American actor whose voice work is best known through the Jak and Daxter game series. He also appears among the credited voice talent on Gurren Lagann, Gainax's giant-robot saga.
Garcia's most widely cited credit is voicing Torn, a character he plays across the Jak and Daxter video game series. That role remains the defining credit of his voice acting career.
Garcia is credited among the voice cast that brought Gurren Lagann's English dub to American audiences, contributing to Gainax's giant-robot saga alongside a roster of genre voice actors. His specific character in the series is not part of his commonly cited credits.
Garcia has worked as a voice actor since the late 1990s, giving him a career spanning nearly three decades. That timeline places his start around the same era as many other genre voice actors who later worked on Gurren Lagann.
Garcia's career reflects the wider pool of American talent who move between television animation and video game voice work. His most prominent credit, Torn in the Jak and Daxter series, comes from games, while his Gurren Lagann credit places him within anime dubbing as well.

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