Amanda Gish is an American voice actress and singer who provides the English dub voice of Kinoko Komori in My Hero Academia, part of an anime dubbing career built with studios like Funimation and Crunchyroll.
Gish voices Kinoko Komori, a member of Class 1-B whose Mushroom Quirk lets her grow and launch spores, across multiple seasons of the English dub of My Hero Academia, including its third, fifth, and sixth seasons plus the final season. The recurring role has made her a familiar presence in the show's large supporting cast of students.
Gish has built a broad dubbing resume beyond My Hero Academia, voicing the Witch in Goblin Slayer, Eleanor Chalet in Akashic Records of Bastard Magic Instructor, Kinuho Wannai in A Certain Scientific Railgun T, and Cecile in In Another World With My Smartphone, along with dozens of other English-language anime credits.
Amanda Gish voices Kinoko Komori, a member of Class 1-B whose Mushroom Quirk lets her grow and launch spores. The role recurs across multiple seasons of the English dub, including the third, fifth, and sixth seasons plus the final season.
Amanda Gish has voiced the Witch in Goblin Slayer, Eleanor Chalet in Akashic Records of Bastard Magic Instructor, and Kinuho Wannai in A Certain Scientific Railgun T. She also voices Cecile in In Another World With My Smartphone, alongside dozens of other English-language anime credits.
Amanda Gish has built her dubbing career with studios including Funimation and Crunchyroll. That studio work spans her role as Kinoko Komori in My Hero Academia and her many other English-language anime credits.
Beyond providing the voice of Kinoko Komori in My Hero Academia, Amanda Gish also works as a singer. That combination of singing and voice acting runs alongside her broader career in English-language anime dubbing.
Amanda Gish was born in 1985 and has built a career as both a voice actress and singer. She is best known to My Hero Academia fans as the voice of Kinoko Komori.

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