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Dawn M. Bennett

Dawn M. Bennett

Voice Actor

Dawn M. Bennett is an American voice actress who plays Setsuna Tokage, the Class 1-B student known as Lizardy, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2014-present
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My Hero Academia Role

Bennett voices Setsuna Tokage, a Class 1-B student whose Combat quirk lets her extend and reshape her limbs into blade-like points, giving her the hero alias Lizardy. Bennett's take gives the character an unbothered, slightly mischievous edge that plays well against Setsuna's more serious classmates during the sports festival and joint training arcs.

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Career and Notable Roles

Bennett has built a career centered on quirky, offbeat characters, voicing Sody Pop in Chikn Nuggit and Zora Salazar in Epithet Erased. On the gaming side she voiced Nabbit for the Wonder entry in the Super Mario Bros. series and took on Aigis for the Reload remake of Persona 3, a mix of credits that spans both anime dubbing and game localization.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Dawn M. Bennett voice in My Hero Academia?

Dawn M. Bennett voices Setsuna Tokage, the Class 1-B student known by the hero name Lizardy, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

What is Setsuna Tokage's quirk?

Setsuna Tokage's quirk is Combat, which lets her extend and reshape her limbs into blade-like points, useful during the sports festival and joint training arcs.

What other anime has Dawn M. Bennett been in?

Bennett has voiced Sody Pop in Chikn Nuggit and Zora Salazar in Epithet Erased, roles centered on the quirky, offbeat characters her career has favored.

What video games has Dawn M. Bennett voiced characters in?

On the gaming side, Bennett voiced Nabbit for the Wonder entry in the Super Mario Bros. series and took on Aigis for the Reload remake of Persona 3.

When did Dawn M. Bennett start voice acting?

Bennett was born in 1992 and has been active in voice acting since 2014, building a career across both anime dubbing and game localization.

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