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Kenta Okuma

Kenta Okuma is a Japanese voice actor who voiced Dozaemon in My Hero Academia.

Tsuguo Mogami

Hailing from Saitama Prefecture, Tsuguo Mogami works as a Japanese voice actor, taking on the villain role of Atsuhiro Sako, known as Mr. Compress, across My Hero Academia.

Daman Mills

Daman Mills, an American voice actor, is best known for stepping into the role of Frieza in Dragon Ball Super following Christopher Ayres' death in 2021, and he is also counted among the voice cast credited with My Hero Academia.

Kei Shindo

Japanese voice actress Kei Shindō plays Kyoka Jiro, the Class 1-A student known for her earphone-jack Quirk, in My Hero Academia.

Zach Bolton

Zach Bolton, often credited as Z. Charles Bolton, works on the production side of English anime dubbing; in My Hero Academia he voices the counselor Hound Dog and directed the English dub of the spin-off Vigilantes.

Anthony Bowling

Anthony Bowling is an American voice actor and director who lends his voice to multiple characters in the English dub of My Hero Academia, including Class 1-B student Hiryu Rin.

Aoi Yūki

Japanese voice actress and singer Aoi Yūki, an Aoni Production talent, plays Tsuyu Asui, nicknamed Froppy for her frog-based Quirk, in My Hero Academia.

Emily Neves

Emily Neves is an American voice actress who plays two characters in the English dub of My Hero Academia: Eri, the young girl freed from the villain Overhaul, and the pro hero sidekick Sirius.

Hiro Shimono

Hiro Shimono has spent over two decades as a Japanese anime voice actor and singer under contract with I'm Enterprise, and My Hero Academia fans know him as the villain Dabi.

Kaito Ishikawa

Kaito Ishikawa is a Japanese voice actor represented by the talent agency Stay Luck, recognized in My Hero Academia as the voice of Tenya Iida.

Kōhei Amasaki

Amasaki Kōhei is a Japanese voice actor represented by I'm Enterprise who voices Neito Monoma, and later Shihai Kuroiro, in the original Japanese cast of My Hero Academia.

Masakazu Nishida

Masakazu Nishida is a Tokyo-based Japanese voice actor best known for voicing Mezo Shoji in My Hero Academia, alongside other supporting roles within the same series.

Masamichi Kitada

Masamichi Kitada is a Japanese voice actor with Ken Production who voices Juzo Honenuki, the shapeshifting Class 1-B student known as Mudman, in My Hero Academia, along with several smaller roles in the same series.

Mike McFarland

American voice actor and longtime Funimation ADR veteran Mike McFarland has voiced Ojiro and Ectoplasm in My Hero Academia and become the English dub's ADR and voice director as of Season 7.

Ryohei Kimura

Ryohei Kimura is a Japanese actor and singer who lends the younger voice of David Shield in My Hero Academia and also appears in the spin-off special Training of the Dead.

Toshiyuki Morikawa

Toshiyuki Morikawa is a veteran Japanese voice actor, narrator, and singer born in 1967, celebrated for his commanding, deep-voiced performances; in My Hero Academia he voices the hero Christopher Skyline.

Yūichirō Umehara

Yūichirō Umehara is a Japanese voice actor with Arts Vision who voices the antagonist Sidero in the My Hero Academia film World Heroes' Mission, a supporting turn alongside a career built on leading anime parts.

Aaron Dismuke

Voice actor, ADR director, and script writer Aaron Dismuke has contributed voice work to My Hero Academia.

Adam Gibbs

American voice actor Adam Gibbs has spent his career dubbing English versions of Japanese anime, work that includes credits connected to My Hero Academia's English-language cast.

Ayane Sakura

Represented by Aoni Production, Ayane Sakura is one of the most prolific Japanese voice actresses of her generation; in My Hero Academia she plays Ochaco Uraraka, one of the lead students of Class 1-A.

Bryson Baugus

Bryson Baugus is an American voice actor known for lending his voice to English adaptations of Japanese anime and games, with several minor character credits in the My Hero Academia dub.

Caitlin Glass

Caitlin Glass is an American voice actress and ADR director whose extensive Funimation catalog spans over two decades, including a minor role as Toy-Toy in My Hero Academia's English dub.

Cris George

Cris George is an American voice actor and ADR engineer for Funimation/Crunchyroll who provides the English voice of Rikido Sato, also called Sugarman, in My Hero Academia.

Dallas Reid

Dallas Reid is an American voice actor known for lead performances in English-language anime dubs, with supporting My Hero Academia credits voicing Juzo Honenuki and Nirengeki Shoda.

David Wald

David Wald is an American voice actor whose anime dub credits include Gajeel Redfox in Fairy Tail and Hannes in Attack on Titan, and in the English dub of My Hero Academia he voices the Pro Hero Snipe.

John Burgmeier

John Burgmeier is a veteran American voice actor and script writer for English-dubbed anime, recognized for roles like Tien in Dragon Ball and Kurama in YuYu Hakusho, who lends his voice to Slugger in the English dub of My Hero Academia, the anime produced by Studio Bones.

Junichi Suwabe

Junichi Suwabe is a Japanese voice actor who plays Shota Aizawa and Jurota Shishida in My Hero Academia, alongside a long career of major anime leads.

Justin Cook

Justin Cook is an American voice actor and director for Funimation who plays Eijiro Kirishima, the hero known as Red Riot, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Kaori Nazuka

Kaori Nazuka is a Japanese actress and singer recognized for playing Nunnally Lamperouge in Code Geass, the title role in Eureka Seven, and Tsukasa Ayatsuji in Amagami SS, and her voice work also extends to the My Hero Academia franchise.

Kiyotaka Furushima

Kiyotaka Furushima is a Japanese voice actor from Tochigi Prefecture best known for playing Hanta Sero, the tape-wielding hero Cellophane, in My Hero Academia.

Koji Okino

Koji Okino is a Japanese voice actor who has voiced multiple My Hero Academia characters, including the boxing hero Gunhead and the steel-quirk student Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu.

Larry Brantley

Larry Brantley is an American voice actor best known outside anime as the voice of the PBS dog Wishbone, and within My Hero Academia he voices two English dub roles, the villain Spinner and the pro hero Crust.

Luci Christian

American voice actress Luci Christian, also credited as an ADR script writer, has contributed voice work to My Hero Academia.

Matt Shipman

Matt Shipman is an American voice actor who plays Inasa Yoarashi and voices Mr. Brave in the English dub of My Hero Academia, part of a professional voice acting career he began in 2015.

Megan Shipman

Megan Shipman is an American voice actress who plays La Brava, the devoted young hacker who partners with the villain Gentle Criminal, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Monica Rial

Monica Rial is a longtime English-dub voice actress and ADR scriptwriter who plays Tsuyu Asui, known as Froppy, in My Hero Academia, the Bones-animated series based on Kohei Horikoshi's manga.

Nazeeh Tarsha

Nazeeh Tarsha is a voice actor who voiced Elecplant, Bruce Lee, and Daigo in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Shuhei Matsuda

Shuhei Matsuda is a voice actor who voiced Sekijiro Kan, Kugo Sakamata, and Moonfish in the Japanese dub of My Hero Academia.

Sonny Strait

Sonny Strait is best known as the English voice of Krillin and Bardock across the Dragon Ball franchise; in My Hero Academia he first voiced the radio-DJ hero Present Mic before returning later as the villain Re-Destro.

Tōru Nara

Toru Nara is a Japanese voice actor with Kenyu Office who plays Rikido Sato, the hero known as Sugarman, in My Hero Academia and also voices the teacher Snipe.

Yasuhiro Mamiya

Yasuhiro Mamiya is a voice actor who voices Briareos, Gigantomachia, and Iwao Oguro in the Japanese-language cast of My Hero Academia.

Yuki Hayashi

Yuki Hayashi is a Japanese composer best known for scoring the My Hero Academia anime, providing its music for Studio Bones since the series began airing in 2016.

Aaron Campbell

Aaron Campbell is a voice actor who worked on My Hero Academia.

Adam McArthur

Los Angeles-based performer Adam McArthur has built a wide-ranging anime and animation career, with voice credits connected to My Hero Academia's cast.

Akeno Watanabe

Akeno Watanabe is a Japanese voice actress and narrator signed to the talent agency Office Osawa, recognized by My Hero Academia fans as the voice of the pro hero Midnight.

Akio Otsuka

Akio Otsuka is a veteran Japanese actor and narrator, famous worldwide as the voice of Solid Snake in the Metal Gear series, who voices the archvillain All For One in My Hero Academia.

Alejandro Saab

Alejandro Saab is an American voice actor and VTuber who plays Naomasa Tsukauchi, the police detective allied with All Might, in the English dub of My Hero Academia.

Alexis Tipton

Alexis Tipton is an American voice actress who also works as an ADR director, known in My Hero Academia for voicing Mei Hatsume.

Amber Lee Connors

American voice actress and dubbing director Amber Lee Connors has built an extensive resume across anime and video games, credits that place her among the cast connected to My Hero Academia.

Ami Koshimizu

Ami Koshimizu has spent two decades voicing everything from fierce action heroines to soft-spoken video game leads, and in My Hero Academia she plays Sirius, the sharp-eared sidekick to the hero Selkie.

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