Cherami Leigh
Voice ActorCherami Leigh is an American voice actress born in 1988 who lends her voice to numerous English-language anime and video game dubs, including Pixie-Bob in the My Hero Academia dub produced by studio Bones.
My Hero Academia Role
Leigh voices Pixie-Bob, the Wild Wild Pussycats hero also known as Ryuko Tsuchikawa, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. Pixie-Bob mentors Class 1-A during the students' forest training camp and fights using an Earth Flow Quirk that lets her reshape the ground beneath her opponents. It is a colorful supporting role within the show's roster of professional heroes.
Career and Notable Roles
Leigh started out as a child performer in the 1990s, with early credits including Temple Grandin and multiple appearances on Walker, Texas Ranger, before shifting into a long career recording English dubs for anime and video games. She is widely recognized for voicing Lucy Heartfilia in Fairy Tail and Yuno Gasai in Future Diary, two roles that helped establish her as one of the more prolific voice actresses working in English-language anime dubbing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has Cherami Leigh voiced?
Cherami Leigh is widely recognized for voicing Lucy Heartfilia in Fairy Tail and Yuno Gasai in Future Diary, two roles that helped establish her as one of the more prolific voice actresses working in English-language anime dubbing.
Is Cherami Leigh still acting?
Yes, Leigh has been active since 1994 and continues working in anime and video game dubbing today.
What is Cherami Leigh's nationality?
Leigh is American, born in 1988.
Who does Cherami Leigh voice in My Hero Academia?
Leigh voices Pixie-Bob, the Wild Wild Pussycats hero also known as Ryuko Tsuchikawa, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. Pixie-Bob mentors Class 1-A during the students' forest training camp and fights using an Earth Flow Quirk that lets her reshape the ground beneath her opponents.
How did Cherami Leigh start her acting career?
Leigh started out as a child performer in the 1990s, with early credits including Temple Grandin and multiple appearances on Walker, Texas Ranger, before shifting into anime and video game dubbing.
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