Keith Silverstein
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor Keith Silverstein provided multiple Beastman voices in the English dub of Gurren Lagann, part of a career built largely around English-language anime and video game dubbing.
Gurren Lagann Role
Silverstein voiced several of the Beastmen who oppose Team Dai-Gurren in the English dub of Gurren Lagann, covering a spread of secondary antagonist roles rather than a single lead character. His credits span both the television series and the franchise's film releases. The work sits alongside a long list of English-language anime dubbing credits in his filmography.
Career and Notable Roles
Silverstein is far better known for major dubbing roles such as Hisoka in Hunter x Hunter, Zasalamel across the Soulcalibur games, and Kurozumi Orochi in One Piece, plus a dual casting as Masamichi Yaga and Mechamaru in the Jujutsu Kaisen anime. He has also worked in radio drama, voicing recurring characters on the long-running Christian program Adventures in Odyssey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has Keith Silverstein voiced?
Keith Silverstein voices Zasalamel across the Soulcalibur games and Kurozumi Orochi in One Piece. He also plays a dual role as Masamichi Yaga and Mechamaru in Jujutsu Kaisen.
What is Keith Silverstein's most iconic role?
Silverstein is widely recognized for voicing Hisoka in Hunter x Hunter, one of the major dubbing roles that define his career. It stands alongside his lengthy list of English-language anime credits.
What role does Keith Silverstein play in Gurren Lagann?
In the English dub of Gurren Lagann, Silverstein voices several of the Beastmen who oppose Team Dai-Gurren, covering a spread of secondary antagonist roles rather than a single lead character. His credits span both the television series and the franchise's films.
Has Keith Silverstein done non-anime voice work?
Silverstein has also worked in radio drama, voicing recurring characters on the long-running Christian program Adventures in Odyssey. It runs alongside his extensive anime and video game dubbing career.
When did Keith Silverstein start his voice acting career?
Keith Silverstein is an American voice actor who has been active since 1999. His career has been built largely around English-language anime and video game dubbing.
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