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Lee George

Voice Actor

Lee George is an American voice actor and ADR director from Dallas whose English dub work in My Hero Academia includes Boomerang Man and the recurring bystander character Kido.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
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My Hero Academia Role

Lee George voices Boomerang Man, also known as Itejiro Toteki, in the English dub of My Hero Academia, alongside the smaller recurring role of Kido. His work on the series continues into the feature film My Hero Academia: You're Next, reflecting his broader presence in the franchise's English voice cast.

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Career and Notable Roles

Based in Dallas, George splits his time between voice acting and ADR directing and casting for English anime dubs. His credits include Ikuya Kirishima in the Free! franchise, Gin Gagamaru in Blue Lock, Rommel in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Jimi Stonefree in Listeners, and Appare Sorano in Appare-Ranman!.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Lee George voice in My Hero Academia?

Lee George voices Boomerang Man, also known as Itejiro Toteki, in the English dub of My Hero Academia, alongside the smaller recurring role of Kido. His work on the series continues into the feature film My Hero Academia: You're Next.

What other anime has Lee George voiced?

George voices Ikuya Kirishima in the Free! franchise and Gin Gagamaru in Blue Lock. Those roles sit alongside his English dub work on My Hero Academia.

What other roles has Lee George voiced?

George's other credits include Rommel in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Jimi Stonefree in Listeners, and Appare Sorano in Appare-Ranman!. Those roles round out a résumé that spans several English anime dubs.

What does Lee George do besides voice acting?

Based in Dallas, George splits his time between voice acting and ADR directing and casting for English anime dubs. That behind-the-scenes work runs alongside his on-mic roles.

When was Lee George born?

George was born in 1993. He is an American voice actor and ADR director based in Dallas.

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