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Derick Snow

Derick Snow

Voice Actor

Derick Snow is an American voice actor who plays Joi Irinaka, the villain known as Mimic, and later Ronaudo Keage, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2000-present
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My Hero Academia Role

Snow first joined the My Hero Academia dub as Joi Irinaka, the shapeshifting Mimic of the Shie Hassaikai crime syndicate, using a sly, echoing delivery to sell the character's illusion-based quirk during the Yakuza arc. He later returned in the show's final season as Ronaudo Keage, giving him two distinct credits in the franchise's English cast.

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Career and Notable Roles

Born in Missouri and raised in Utqiagvik, Alaska, Snow got his start in live-action acting back in 2000, moving into anime dubbing work fourteen years later. Away from My Hero Academia he has voiced Fire Force's Shinra Kusakabe, Kino's Journey's Hermes, and taken parts in Arifureta, Smile Down the Runway and the surreal series Sonny Boy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Derick Snow voice?

Derick Snow first joined My Hero Academia as Joi Irinaka, the shapeshifting villain Mimic of the Shie Hassaikai crime syndicate, and later returned in the show's final season as Ronaudo Keage, giving him two distinct credits in the franchise.

What is Derick Snow known for?

Beyond his two My Hero Academia roles, Snow is known for playing Fire Force's Shinra Kusakabe and Kino's Journey's Hermes in the world of English-dubbed anime.

What other anime has Derick Snow been in?

Snow has taken parts in Arifureta, Smile Down the Runway, and the surreal series Sonny Boy, alongside his work on My Hero Academia and Fire Force.

Where is Derick Snow from?

Snow was born in Missouri and raised in Utqiagvik, Alaska, before building his career in voice acting.

When did Derick Snow start voice acting?

Snow got his start in live-action acting back in 2000, moving into anime dubbing work fourteen years later in 2014.

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