
Tara Platt is an American voice actress and author, known to Naruto fans as the English-dub voice of Temari in the Studio Pierrot series.
Platt voiced Temari in the English version of Naruto, the sharp-tongued wind-style kunoichi from the Sand Village who wields a giant folding fan. She carried the character from the Chunin Exams through her later turn as a Sand ambassador and ally of the Leaf. Temari remains one of her signature anime parts.
Working in English anime dubs since 2001, Platt has voiced a long list of games and series, including Kali Belladonna in RWBY and Mitsuru Kirijo in Persona 3. Her game credits reach across Fire Emblem, Tekken, Bayonetta, and the Marvel's Spider-Man titles. She is also a published author on the craft of voice acting.
Tara Platt is an American voice actress known for playing Kali Belladonna in RWBY, Mitsuru Kirijo in Persona 3, and Temari in Naruto. She has voiced characters across anime and video games throughout her career.
Platt voices Temari, the sharp-tongued, wind-style kunoichi from the Hidden Sand Village who wields a giant folding fan. She carried the character from the Chunin Exams through Temari's later role as a Sand ambassador and ally of the Leaf.
Tara Platt has worked in English anime dubbing since 2001. Temari in Naruto remains one of her signature roles from that career.
Platt's game credits span Fire Emblem, Tekken, Bayonetta, and the Marvel's Spider-Man titles. That work runs alongside her long-running anime dubbing career.
Beyond performing, Tara Platt is a published author on the craft of voice acting. She draws on a career that includes playing Temari in Naruto and Kali Belladonna in RWBY.
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