
Anjali Kunapaneni works as an American voice actor across English-language anime dubs and video games. In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, they gave voice to a young version of Enrico Pucci for the Stone Ocean English dub.
For the English-language dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, Anjali Kunapaneni voiced a younger version of Enrico Pucci, the priest antagonist of the arc, in a flashback sequence. The role is a small one within the season's larger cast, credited among additional voice parts on the production. It stands as one of their early anime dub credits from the early years of their career.
Their voice credits since breaking into the industry in 2021 span both anime dubs and games: Witch Hat Atelier's Coco, Fate/Strange Fake's Ayaka Sajyou, the Gnosia adaptation's Yuri, Roy from Pokémon Horizons: The Series, and Heavenly Delusion's Kiruko.
In the English dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, Anjali Kunapaneni voices a younger version of Enrico Pucci, the priest antagonist of the arc, in a flashback sequence. It is one of their early anime dub credits.
Anjali Kunapaneni uses they and them pronouns. They work as an American voice actor across English-language anime dubs and video games.
Kunapaneni voices Coco in Witch Hat Atelier, Ayaka Sajyou in Fate/Strange Fake, Yuri in the Gnosia adaptation, and Kiruko in Heavenly Delusion. These credits span several different anime genres.
Anjali Kunapaneni broke into the voice acting industry in 2021. Their JoJo's Bizarre Adventure role came in the early years of that career.
Yes, Anjali Kunapaneni voices Roy in Pokémon Horizons: The Series. It is one of several anime dub roles they have taken on since 2021.

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