Patric Carroll
Voice ActorPatric Carroll is an American voice actor best known as the English dub voice of Gevaudan, also known as Jurota Shishida, in My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia Role
Carroll voices Gevaudan, the wolf-like Pro Hero also known as Jurota Shishida, in the English dub of My Hero Academia beginning with the show's third season. The character is part of the wider roster of Pro Heroes who support the students of U.A. High School.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Patric Carroll voice in My Hero Academia?
Patric Carroll voices Gevaudan, also known by his civilian name Jurota Shishida, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. Gevaudan is a wolf-like Pro Hero who appears among the wider roster of heroes supporting the students of U.A. High School.
When did Patric Carroll join the My Hero Academia cast?
Carroll began voicing Gevaudan starting with the show's third season. The role has continued as part of the English dub's expanding cast of Pro Hero voice actors.
Who is Patric Carroll?
Patric Carroll is an American voice actor best known as the English dub voice of Gevaudan in My Hero Academia. The role stands as his most prominent named anime credit to date.
What studios has Patric Carroll worked with?
Carroll has worked as a voice actor for FUNimation Entertainment and its successor, Crunchyroll. His My Hero Academia role falls within that same English dub pipeline.
What kind of voice work does Patric Carroll do?
Beyond his role as Gevaudan, Carroll contributes supporting and additional voice work to English-language anime dubs. That work runs alongside his contracts with FUNimation Entertainment and Crunchyroll.
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