Brent Mukai
Voice ActorBrent Mukai is an American voice actor who voices Allen Kay in the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission and contributed additional voice work to the main television series.
My Hero Academia Role
Mukai voices Allen Kay in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, the franchise's 2021 feature film built around the hero registry storyline. He also provided additional English dub voice work for the fifth television season of the Bones-produced series.
Career and Notable Roles
Born in Hawaii and now based in Las Vegas, Mukai has voiced roles for Bang Zoom! Entertainment and FUNimation Entertainment's successor Crunchyroll, appearing in anime such as Dan Da Dan, Demon Slayer and One Piece in addition to his My Hero Academia work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Brent Mukai voice in My Hero Academia?
Brent Mukai voices Allen Kay in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission, the franchise's 2021 feature film built around the hero registry storyline.
Did Brent Mukai work on the My Hero Academia TV series?
Yes, beyond his film role as Allen Kay, Mukai also provided additional English dub voice work for the fifth television season of the Bones-produced series.
Where is Brent Mukai from?
Mukai was born in Hawaii and is now based in Las Vegas.
What studios has Brent Mukai voiced for?
Mukai has voiced roles for Bang Zoom! Entertainment and for Crunchyroll, the successor to FUNimation Entertainment.
What other anime has Brent Mukai appeared in?
In addition to My Hero Academia, Mukai has appeared in Dan Da Dan, Demon Slayer, and One Piece.
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