Meredith McCoy is the stage name of American actress and singer Meredith Rae Mauldin, who built her dubbing career at Funimation and is best known as Android 18 in the Dragon Ball franchise; her voice-acting credits also include a role tied to My Hero Academia.
McCoy is counted among the voice talent connected to My Hero Academia, a credit that runs alongside the dub work she is best known for elsewhere in the Funimation library, most notably as Android 18 in the Dragon Ball franchise. That steady presence in English-language anime dubbing since the late 1990s put her in the pool of performers Funimation regularly drew from for supporting and guest roles.
Her most recognized role remains Android 18 in the Dragon Ball franchise's English dub. She has also lent her voice to Maria Ross in Fullmetal Alchemist, plus Atsuko Urameshi over in Yu Yu Hakusho, along with Kagura Sohma from the original 2001 Fruits Basket adaptation.

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McCoy is counted among the voice talent connected to My Hero Academia, though available sources do not name the specific character. The credit runs alongside the dub work she is best known for elsewhere in the Funimation library.
McCoy's most recognized role is Android 18 in the Dragon Ball franchise's English dub. That part has defined her career in anime voice acting since the late 1990s.
McCoy has voiced Maria Ross in Fullmetal Alchemist and Atsuko Urameshi in Yu Yu Hakusho. She also played Kagura Sohma in the original 2001 Fruits Basket adaptation.
Meredith McCoy is the stage name of American actress and singer Meredith Rae Mauldin. She built her dubbing career at Funimation, where Android 18 in Dragon Ball became her signature part.
McCoy has worked in English-language anime dubbing since 1999. That put her in the pool of performers Funimation regularly drew from for supporting and guest roles.
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