
Wally Wingert, an American voice actor and one-time radio DJ, appears in the Naruto franchise dub, voicing figures such as Aoba Yamashiro, Fugaku Uchiha, and Kinshiki Otsutsuki.
Across the English dub of the Naruto series, Wingert takes on several supporting roles. He voices Aoba Yamashiro, the sunglasses-wearing sensory ninja of the Hidden Leaf, and Fugaku Uchiha, the stern clan head and father of Itachi and Sasuke. In the Boruto continuation he also plays Kinshiki Otsutsuki, the towering, blade-summoning warrior who fights alongside Momoshiki. The parts show his ease with authoritative, deep-voiced characters.
Wingert has worked in voice-over since the late 1970s, moving from radio into cartoons, anime, and games. He is recognized for Almighty Tallest Red in Invader Zim, for Wild Tiger in the superhero show Tiger and Bunny, for Renji Abarai in the Bleach dub, and for Jon Arbuckle in The Garfield Show. In gaming he is a familiar Riddler, voicing the villain throughout the Batman: Arkham series.
Wally Wingert's credits span Almighty Tallest Red in Invader Zim and the Riddler throughout the Batman: Arkham game series, alongside his supporting work in the Naruto franchise.
In the English dub of Naruto, Wingert voices Aoba Yamashiro, the sunglasses-wearing sensory ninja of the Hidden Leaf, and Fugaku Uchiha, the stern clan head and father of Itachi and Sasuke.
In the Boruto continuation, Wingert plays Kinshiki Otsutsuki, the towering, blade-summoning warrior who fights alongside Momoshiki.
Wingert is recognized for Wild Tiger in the superhero anime Tiger and Bunny and for Renji Abarai in the Bleach dub.
Wingert has worked in voice-over since the late 1970s, moving from a career as a radio DJ into cartoons, anime, and games, including a run voicing Jon Arbuckle in The Garfield Show.
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