Bryn Apprill has voiced English-language anime dubs since 2013, most often for Funimation and Crunchyroll; in My Hero Academia she plays the devout Class 1-B student Ibara Shiozaki.
Apprill provides the English dub voice of Ibara Shiozaki, a Class 1-B student at U.A. High School whose quirk lets her grow and control thorned vines from her scalp. Shiozaki speaks in a formal, almost biblical cadence that sets her apart from the rest of the cast, rounding out the wider ensemble of Class 1-B heroes who share the spotlight with the main Class 1-A students. It stands as one of many supporting anime parts Apprill picked up while rising through Funimation and Crunchyroll's English dub rosters.
Apprill started voice acting as a high schooler in 2013 and quickly became a regular presence in English-language anime dubbing. Her credits include Historia Reiss in Attack on Titan, Hiyori Iki in Noragami, and Kobeni Higashiyama in the more recent Chainsaw Man, plus lead parts as Kotori Itsuka in Date A Live and Mimosa Vermillion in Black Clover, among dozens of other series.
Bryn Apprill has voiced Historia Reiss in Attack on Titan, Hiyori Iki in Noragami, and Kobeni Higashiyama in Chainsaw Man. In My Hero Academia, she plays Ibara Shiozaki.
Apprill is known for lead anime roles, including Kotori Itsuka in Date A Live and Mimosa Vermillion in Black Clover, alongside dozens of supporting parts.
Apprill started voice acting as a high schooler in 2013 and quickly became a regular presence in English-language anime dubbing. She was born in 1996.
Apprill provides the English dub voice of Ibara Shiozaki, a Class 1-B student at U.A. High School whose quirk lets her grow and control thorned vines from her scalp. Shiozaki speaks in a formal, almost biblical cadence that sets her apart from the rest of the cast.
Apprill has built her career primarily with Funimation and Crunchyroll, rising through their English dub rosters as one of many supporting anime parts.
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