
Kayli Mills is an American voice actress who voices Anna Scervino in the My Hero Academia movie You're Next.
In the film My Hero Academia: You're Next, Mills voices Anna Scervino, a young woman from the Scervino Family whose Overmodification Quirk lets her transfer or strip away another person's power. The role ties into the movie's central relationship with Giulio Gandini, whom she cares deeply for despite the toll her Quirk takes on those around her. It marks one of Mills's higher-profile English dub credits in a major theatrical My Hero Academia release.
Mills has built a career voicing English versions of anime and games, and also maintains a following as a YouTuber. She is known for playing Emilia in Re:Zero, Rapi in Goddess of Victory: Nikke, Alice Zuberg in Sword Art Online, Akira Kazama in Street Fighter V, and Valac Clara in Iruma-kun.
In the film My Hero Academia: You're Next, Mills voices Anna Scervino, a young woman from the Scervino Family. It marks one of Mills's higher-profile English dub credits in a major theatrical My Hero Academia release.
Mills has built a career voicing English versions of anime and games while also maintaining a following as a YouTuber. That dual career sits alongside her voice work on titles like My Hero Academia and Re:Zero.
Mills was born in 1994 and has been active in voice acting since 2014, giving her a decade-plus career by the time she took on the Anna Scervino role. She has since become known for both anime dubbing and her YouTube presence.
Mills voices Emilia in Re:Zero, Rapi in Goddess of Victory: Nikke, and Alice Zuberg in Sword Art Online. She has also voiced Akira Kazama in Street Fighter V and Valac Clara in Iruma-kun.
Anna Scervino's Overmodification Quirk lets her transfer or strip away another person's power, and the role ties into the film's central relationship with Giulio Gandini, whom she cares deeply for despite the toll her Quirk takes on those around her. Mills voices the character in the English dub.
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