David Wilson-Brown is an American voice actor with a Texas theater background who provides the English dub voice of Power Loader, U.A. High's Support Course teacher, in My Hero Academia.
Wilson-Brown voices Power Loader, given name Higari Maijima, the gruff instructor who runs U.A. High's Development Studio and oversees the creation of hero support gear for students like Mei Hatsume. The role has appeared across multiple seasons of the English dub, including the spin-off special My Hero Academia: Laugh! As If You Are in Hell.
A veteran of Dallas-Fort Worth theater companies including Theatre Three and Madison Repertory before moving into dubbing, Wilson-Brown has voiced Heracles in One Piece, Shinji Taira in Rumbling Hearts, and Flat Top in Kodocha across more than fifteen years working with Funimation and Crunchyroll.

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David Wilson-Brown voices Power Loader, given name Higari Maijima, the gruff instructor who runs U.A. High's Development Studio and oversees hero support gear for students like Mei Hatsume.
Wilson-Brown has voiced Heracles in One Piece, Shinji Taira in Rumbling Hearts, and Flat Top in Kodocha, alongside his ongoing role as Power Loader in My Hero Academia.
Wilson-Brown is a veteran of Dallas-Fort Worth theater companies, including Theatre Three and Madison Repertory, before he moved into anime dubbing.
Wilson-Brown has worked with Funimation and Crunchyroll for more than fifteen years, a run that includes his ongoing role as Power Loader in My Hero Academia.
Beyond the main television series, Wilson-Brown's Power Loader role has appeared in the spin-off special My Hero Academia: Laugh! As If You Are in Hell.
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