
Mona Marshall is an American voice actress whose anime and cartoon career includes the English-dub role of Inari in Naruto, the series animated by Studio Pierrot.
In the English version of Naruto, Marshall voiced Inari, the initially timid grandson of the bridge builder Tazuna in the Land of Waves arc. The boy's shift from despair to courage under the example set by Team 7 is one of the emotional cornerstones of the show's opening missions.
Working in the industry since the early 1970s, Marshall is widely recognized for playing numerous female characters on South Park and for roles in Digimon and .hack//Sign. Her credits span a long list of animated series, feature films, and video games.
Marshall has voiced numerous female characters on South Park, one of the credits she is most widely recognized for. It sits alongside her long list of animated series work.
Beyond South Park, Marshall is recognized for her roles in Digimon and .hack//Sign. These anime credits sit alongside her English-dub work on Naruto.
In the English dub, Marshall voices Inari, the initially timid grandson of bridge builder Tazuna in the Land of Waves arc. His shift from despair to courage under Team 7's example is one of the emotional cornerstones of the show's opening missions.
Marshall has been working in the industry since the early 1970s, with credits dating back to 1972. That gives her one of the longer-running careers among English-dub voice actors.
Her credits span a long list of animated series, feature films, and video games, not just television anime. That range has made her one of the more prolific American voice actresses in the industry.
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