Bryson Baugus
Voice ActorBryson Baugus is an American voice actor known for lending his voice to English adaptations of Japanese anime and games, with several minor character credits in the My Hero Academia dub.
My Hero Academia Role
In My Hero Academia's English dub, Baugus takes on a handful of smaller parts, including the character Mocha and an unnamed role credited simply as Woman. These are minor supporting credits alongside the series' larger principal cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Bryson Baugus voice in MHA?
In My Hero Academia's English dub, Baugus takes on a handful of smaller parts, including the character Mocha and an unnamed role credited simply as Woman. These are minor supporting credits alongside the series' larger principal cast.
What is Bryson Baugus known for?
Baugus is known for lending his voice to English-language adaptations of Japanese anime and video games, rather than any single starring role.
When did Bryson Baugus start his voice acting career?
Baugus broke into the industry in 2012, launching a career that has continued since.
What companies has Bryson Baugus worked with?
Baugus has become a familiar name among Funimation and Crunchyroll dub casts over the course of his career.
Who is Bryson Baugus?
Bryson Baugus is an American voice actor known for lending his voice to English adaptations of Japanese anime and games. His credits include minor character roles in the My Hero Academia dub.
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