Natalie Van Sistine
Voice ActorAmerican voice performer Natalie Van Sistine works as an audio engineer and script adaptor, voicing Charlotte Mondée and Doll in the English dub of One Piece.
One Piece Role
Van Sistine voices Charlotte Mondée and Doll in the English-language dub of One Piece, roles that sit alongside her broader work adapting anime and video games for English-speaking audiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Natalie Van Sistine voice?
Natalie Van Sistine voices Charlotte Mondée and Doll in the English dub of One Piece. Both roles sit within her broader work adapting anime and video games for English-speaking audiences.
What does Natalie Van Sistine do besides voice acting?
Beyond performing, Van Sistine works as an audio engineer within the anime dubbing industry. She applies that technical background alongside voice roles like Charlotte Mondée and Doll in One Piece.
Is Natalie Van Sistine a script adaptor?
Yes, Van Sistine works as a script adaptor, contributing to the English localization of anime series and video games. That side of her career runs alongside her performance work as a voice actress.
When did Natalie Van Sistine start working in anime localization?
Van Sistine has contributed to English localization of anime and video games since 2016. Her career spans both voice performance and behind-the-scenes audio and script work.
Who is Natalie Van Sistine?
Natalie Van Sistine is an American voice performer, audio engineer, and script adaptor who has worked in anime and video game localization since 2016. She voices Charlotte Mondée and Doll in the English dub of One Piece.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the One Piece anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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