Jeremy Inman is an American voice performer and ADR director whose biggest claim to fame is Android 16 in the Dragon Ball franchise; in My Hero Academia's English dub he lends his voice to Magne and a handful of smaller parts.
Inman voices Magne, a member of the League of Villains introduced during the Hero Killer arc, and rounds out the early episodes with smaller parts including the Sludge Villain from the series premiere and a junior high school teacher. The mix of a recurring villain and one-off background characters is typical of the kind of versatile, multi-role casting Funimation regularly leaned on him for.
A former firefighter and paramedic, Inman left emergency services after a back injury and moved into full-time voice work, eventually becoming best known for Android 16 across the Dragon Ball Z franchise and Akitaru Obi in Fire Force. Since 2004 he has also built a substantial career as an ADR director, guiding English dubs of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, Golden Kamuy, and Saga of Tanya the Evil, adding directing credits on more than sixty titles to his acting résumé.
Jeremy Inman voices Magne, a member of the League of Villains introduced during the Hero Killer arc, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. He also voices smaller parts in the early episodes, including the Sludge Villain from the series premiere and a junior high school teacher.
Inman is best known for voicing Android 16 across the Dragon Ball Z franchise. That role established him as one of Funimation's recognizable voices well before his casting as Magne in My Hero Academia.
Before becoming a voice actor, Inman worked as a firefighter and paramedic. He left emergency services after a back injury and moved into full-time voice work.
Since 2004, Inman has built a substantial career as an ADR director, guiding English dubs of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, Golden Kamuy, and Saga of Tanya the Evil. He has added directing credits on more than sixty titles to his acting resume.
Alongside Android 16 in Dragon Ball Z and Magne in My Hero Academia, Inman voices Akitaru Obi in Fire Force. His casting across these roles reflects the versatile, multi-role work Funimation regularly relied on him for.

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