
J. Michael Tatum works as an ADR director, script writer, and voice actor in the American anime dubbing industry, and he lends his voice to Tenya Iida in the English-language version of My Hero Academia.
Tatum voices Tenya Iida, the disciplined class representative of Class 1-A at U.A. High School, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. Iida's Engine Quirk grants him incredible speed, and much of his early arc revolves around guilt and a thirst for vengeance after his older brother Tensei is critically injured, a storyline Tatum plays with a mix of rigid formality and real emotional weight. He voiced the role across the bulk of the series' English broadcast run.
Tatum has worked in the English-language anime dubbing industry since the mid-2000s, both performing and directing ADR sessions and adapting scripts alongside his voice work. He is widely recognized for voicing Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler, among a long list of other Funimation and Crunchyroll anime credits.
Tatum voices Tenya Iida, the disciplined class representative of Class 1-A at U.A. High School, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. Iida's Engine Quirk grants him incredible speed, and Tatum voiced the role across the bulk of the series' English broadcast run.
Tatum is widely recognized for voicing Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler, one of his most prominent credits in the English-language anime dubbing industry.
Yes, Tatum also works as an ADR director and script adaptor, shaping dubs from behind the scenes in addition to his performing work.
J. Michael Tatum is an American voice actor who has worked in English-language anime dubbing since the mid-2000s, both performing and directing ADR sessions alongside his voice work.
Much of Iida's early arc revolves around guilt and a thirst for vengeance after his older brother Tensei is critically injured, a storyline Tatum plays with a mix of rigid formality and real emotional weight.

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