Frank Todaro
Voice ActorFrank Todaro is an American voice actor whose wide-ranging anime and animation credits include Starscream in the Transformers: War for Cybertron trilogy. He voices Salaam, a Pro Hero, in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission.
My Hero Academia Role
Todaro voices Salaam, Egypt's top-ranked Pro Hero, in the movie My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. Salaam's design and Papyrus Quirk draw on ancient Egyptian art, giving the character a flat, two-dimensional look inspired by hieroglyphic figures, and the role places Todaro among the film's roster of international heroes gathered to fight the anti-Quirk group Humarise.
Career and Notable Roles
Todaro's broader credits include Starscream in the Transformers: War for Cybertron trilogy, Leif Erikson in the Netflix dub of Vinland Saga Season 2, and Rakshas in the 2017 Berserk series, along with video game voice work in Fire Emblem and Genshin Impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Frank Todaro voice in My Hero Academia?
Frank Todaro voices Salaam, Egypt's top-ranked Pro Hero, in the movie My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. Salaam's design and Papyrus Quirk draw on ancient Egyptian art, giving the character a flat, hieroglyphic-inspired look among the film's roster of international heroes.
What is Frank Todaro best known for?
Todaro's broader credits include voicing Starscream in the Transformers: War for Cybertron trilogy. It stands as one of his most prominent roles outside the anime dubbing world.
What other anime has Frank Todaro been in?
Todaro voices Leif Erikson in the Netflix dub of Vinland Saga Season 2 and Rakshas in the 2017 Berserk series. Both roles add to his range across dramatic anime dubbing work.
What video games has Frank Todaro voiced characters in?
Todaro has done video game voice work in Fire Emblem and Genshin Impact. It rounds out a resume that spans anime, animation, and games.
Who is Frank Todaro?
Frank Todaro is an American voice actor born in 1977 with wide-ranging anime and animation credits. His work spans the My Hero Academia film World Heroes' Mission to major franchises like Transformers.
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