Alex Mai is an American voice actor, ADR writer, and voice director who voices Comicman, also credited as Manga Fukidashi, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.
Mai voices Comicman, listed in credits as Manga Fukidashi, in the English dub of My Hero Academia, appearing in episodes from the show's fifth and seventh seasons. The character's Quirk lets speech bubbles burst from his body, giving Mai comic-relief material within the larger cast of pro heroes and villains.
Beyond performing, Mai works behind the scenes on English-language anime as an ADR script writer and assistant ADR director on titles including Arte, Citrus, and Golden Kamuy. As a voice actor he has taken on parts such as Akane Aoi in Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun and a role in the Apothecary Diaries dub, building a career that spans both acting and production.
Alex Mai voices Comicman, credited as Manga Fukidashi, in the English dub of My Hero Academia. The character's Quirk lets speech bubbles burst from his body, giving Mai comic relief material in episodes from the show's fifth and seventh seasons.
Beyond voice acting, Alex Mai works as an ADR script writer and assistant ADR director for English-language anime releases. It is a production role distinct from his performing work as Comicman in My Hero Academia.
Alex Mai has voiced Akane Aoi in Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun and taken on a role in the Apothecary Diaries dub. These credits sit alongside his part as Comicman in My Hero Academia.
Alex Mai is an American voice actor born in 1992 who voices Comicman in My Hero Academia. He has built a career that spans both performing and production work in English-language anime.
Alex Mai has contributed ADR script writing and assistant ADR direction to the English dubs of Arte, Citrus, and Golden Kamuy. That behind-the-scenes work runs alongside his performing career as Comicman in My Hero Academia.

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