Benjamin Diskin
Voice ActorBenjamin Diskin is an American actor who has spent decades voicing roles in animation, anime, and games. In the Naruto franchise he provides the English voice of Sai and later Urashiki Otsutsuki.
Naruto Role
Diskin dubs Sai, the emotionally guarded Root operative who joins Team 7 as a replacement teammate and slowly learns to form genuine bonds. He returns to the franchise as the time-manipulating antagonist Urashiki Otsutsuki in the Studio Pierrot sequel series.
Career and Notable Roles
Voicing characters since childhood in the late 1980s, Diskin has built a résumé of hundreds of roles across cartoons, dubbed anime, and video games. One of his most talked-about credits is the Beebo doll on DC's Legends of Tomorrow, and his range covers heroes, villains, and comic relief alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Benjamin Diskin voice?
In the Naruto franchise, Diskin dubs Sai, the emotionally guarded Root operative who joins Team 7, and later voices the time-manipulating antagonist Urashiki Otsutsuki in the Studio Pierrot sequel series.
What is Benjamin Diskin's most famous role?
One of Diskin's most talked-about credits is the Beebo doll on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. His range covers heroes, villains, and comic relief across hundreds of roles in cartoons, dubbed anime, and video games.
Who is Urashiki Otsutsuki, and who voices him in English?
Urashiki Otsutsuki is a time-manipulating antagonist in the Studio Pierrot sequel series to Naruto, voiced in English by Benjamin Diskin. Diskin also voices Sai earlier in the franchise, giving him two very different Naruto roles.
When did Benjamin Diskin start his acting career?
Diskin has been voicing characters since childhood in the late 1980s, making him one of the longest-tenured performers in American voice acting.
Has Benjamin Diskin voiced more than one character in the Naruto franchise?
Yes, Diskin has voiced two different Naruto characters: Sai, the Root operative who joins Team 7, and Urashiki Otsutsuki, a time-traveling antagonist introduced later in the franchise's Studio Pierrot sequel. Few English dub actors return for a second major role in the same series.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Naruto anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Created byMasashi Kishimoto
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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