Kimmie Britt is an American voice actress for Funimation and Crunchyroll dubs who voices Natsuo Todoroki in My Hero Academia.
Britt provides the English dub voice of Natsuo Todoroki, the second son of the Todoroki family who chose not to pursue hero work after growing up in his father Endeavor's demanding household, beginning with the character's introduction around episode 130. She also contributed additional voices across the show's sixth and seventh seasons and voiced a younger version of Natsuo in the 2024 film My Hero Academia: You're Next.
Kimmie Britt provides the English dub voice of Natsuo Todoroki, the second son of the Todoroki family who chose not to pursue hero work after growing up in his father Endeavor's demanding household. The character was introduced around episode 130 of the anime.
Yes, Kimmie Britt also contributed additional voices across the show's sixth and seventh seasons. That work sits alongside her main role voicing Natsuo Todoroki.
Yes, Kimmie Britt voiced a younger version of Natsuo Todoroki in the 2024 film My Hero Academia: You're Next. It extended her role as the character beyond the main television series.
Kimmie Britt's credits center on English-language anime dubbing for Funimation and Crunchyroll. My Hero Academia is one of her more visible projects for those studios.
Kimmie Britt is an American voice actress known for her English-dub work on My Hero Academia, where she voices Natsuo Todoroki. The role stands as one of her more visible parts in a major ongoing anime series.
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