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Tiffany Grant

Voice Actor

American actress Tiffany Grant built her career dubbing anime into English, most famously voicing Asuka Langley Soryu in Neon Genesis Evangelion; for Gurren Lagann she was cast as Yoko Littner in an ADV Films dub that never saw release.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 1994-present
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Gurren Lagann Role

Grant was cast as Yoko Littner for an English dub of Gurren Lagann that ADV Films began producing after licensing the series in 2007. ADV's financial troubles halted the project after only a few episodes were recorded, and the license later moved to Bandai Entertainment, whose Bang Zoom-produced dub used an entirely different cast for its official 2008 release. Grant's performance as Yoko was never officially released.

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Career and Notable Roles

Grant is best known as the longtime English voice of Asuka Langley Soryu across the Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise, a role she has reprised for ADV Films' television dub and multiple film releases. Beyond voice acting, she has also worked as a script writer, adapting Japanese dialogue for English-language anime releases.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What anime voices does Tiffany Grant do?

Tiffany Grant is best known as the English voice of Asuka Langley Soryu across the Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise, reprising the role for ADV Films' television dub and multiple film releases. She was also cast as Yoko Littner for an English dub of Gurren Lagann that ADV Films began but never officially released.

Who is Tiffany Grant?

Tiffany Grant is an American actress born in 1968. She is best known for her decades of work dubbing Japanese anime into English for American release.

What happened to Tiffany Grant's Gurren Lagann role?

Grant was cast as Yoko Littner for an English dub of Gurren Lagann that ADV Films began after licensing the series in 2007, but the studio's financial troubles halted the project after only a few episodes were recorded. The license later moved to Bandai Entertainment, whose Bang Zoom-produced dub used an entirely different cast for its official 2008 release.

What other work has Tiffany Grant done in anime localization?

Beyond voice acting, Grant has also worked as a script writer, adapting Japanese dialogue for English-language anime releases. That work runs alongside her long career as a voice actress.

When did Tiffany Grant's voice acting career begin?

Grant's voice acting career began in 1994, more than a decade before she was cast for Gurren Lagann's original English dub attempt in 2007. She has continued working as a voice actress and script adapter in the years since.

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