Kasi Hollowell is an American voice actress who voices Anri Teieri in the English dub of Blue Lock, the Studio Eight Bit anime.
Kasi Hollowell voices Anri Teieri in the English-language dub of Blue Lock, a role she reprised in the Blue Lock: Episode Nagi film. Teieri works closely with the Blue Lock coaching staff, and Hollowell brings a crisp, professional tone to the character across both projects.
Hollowell trained in musical theatre before moving into anime dubbing, where she is known for playing Erika in Maid-sama!, Julie Guile in Gosick, and Yumeha Togashi in the Chunibyo & Other Delusions! film. She works with Funimation/Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks, and beyond anime she has narrated more than 120 audiobooks.
Kasi Hollowell voices Anri Teieri in the English-language dub of Blue Lock, a role she reprised in the Blue Lock: Episode Nagi film. Teieri works closely with the Blue Lock coaching staff, and Hollowell brings a crisp, professional tone to the character.
Hollowell is known for playing Erika in Maid-sama!, Julie Guile in Gosick, and Yumeha Togashi in the Chunibyo & Other Delusions! film. These roles sit alongside her work as Anri Teieri in Blue Lock.
Kasi Hollowell trained in musical theatre before moving into anime dubbing. Born in 1988, she brings that theatrical foundation to roles like Anri Teieri in Blue Lock.
Beyond anime dubbing, Kasi Hollowell has narrated more than 120 audiobooks. That extensive narration work runs alongside her voice acting career.
Kasi Hollowell works with Funimation/Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks on her English dub roles, including Anri Teieri in Blue Lock. Her studio credits sit alongside a separate career narrating more than 120 audiobooks.
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