
Phil LaMarr is a prolific American voice actor whose animation resume spans decades of television and video games, alongside a credit in the Invincible voice cast produced by Skybound Entertainment. He first built his profile as an original cast member on the sketch series Mad TV before becoming one of animation's most in-demand voices.
In Invincible, LaMarr contributes to the animated series' large voice ensemble, produced by Skybound Entertainment for adult animation audiences. The credit fits within a career built on the kind of expressive, high-volume voice work required across large ensemble casts. It adds another genre animation credit to a filmography already deep in superhero and action properties.
LaMarr got his start as one of the original cast members on the sketch series Mad TV, appearing for five seasons before building a prolific voice career. His animation credits include the title role in Samurai Jack, Hermes Conrad on Futurama, and both John Stewart and Virgil Hawkins across the DC Animated Universe's Static Shock and Justice League shows. He has also voiced characters in major video game franchises such as Kingdom Hearts, Mortal Kombat, and Metal Gear, and appeared on screen in films including Pulp Fiction and Spider-Man 2.
Yes, LaMarr contributes to Invincible's large voice ensemble, produced by Skybound Entertainment for adult animation audiences. The credit fits a career built on expressive, high-volume voice work across large ensemble casts.
LaMarr got his start as one of the original cast members on the sketch series Mad TV, appearing for five seasons. The show launched him into a prolific voice-acting career.
LaMarr has voiced both John Stewart and Virgil Hawkins across the DC Animated Universe's Static Shock and Justice League shows. These roles are part of a filmography already deep in superhero and action properties.
LaMarr voiced the title role in Samurai Jack and Hermes Conrad on Futurama. Both are among his most recognized animation credits.
LaMarr has voiced characters in major video game franchises such as Kingdom Hearts, Mortal Kombat, and Metal Gear. He has also appeared on screen in films including Pulp Fiction and Spider-Man 2.
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Invincible anime series, manga, and official materials. Invincible was created by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, published by Image Comics / Skybound, and animated by Skybound Animation. All rights to Invincible and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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