
Voice actress and voice director Lisa Ortiz has worked in English-language anime dubbing since the mid-1990s, and her My Hero Academia credit is Burnin, a Pro Hero who works out of Endeavor's hero agency.
Ortiz voices Burnin, whose real name is Moe Kamiji, a Pro Hero who works at the Endeavor Agency and appears across the television series and the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. The character's fire-based Quirk and confident personality make her a standout among the show's Pro Hero cast, and Ortiz's dub performance carries that same brash energy.
Ortiz has spent decades voicing lead roles in English-language anime, most notably as Lina Inverse in the Slayers franchise and as Amy Rose across the Sonic the Hedgehog games and Sonic X. She has also served as voice director for Pokémon's English dub beginning in 2016 and reprised Tao Jun in Netflix's 2021 revival of Shaman King.
Lisa Ortiz voices Burnin, whose real name is Moe Kamiji, a Pro Hero who works at the Endeavor Agency. The character appears across the My Hero Academia television series and the film My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission.
Ortiz is best known for voicing Lina Inverse in the Slayers franchise and Amy Rose across the Sonic the Hedgehog games and Sonic X. She has spent decades landing lead roles in English-language anime dubbing.
Ortiz has served as voice director for Pokémon's English dub beginning in 2016. That directing work runs alongside her ongoing acting career.
Ortiz reprised the role of Tao Jun in Netflix's 2021 revival of Shaman King. It's one of many credits in a dubbing career that dates back to the mid-1990s.
Ortiz has worked in English-language anime dubbing since 1996. Her decades-long career includes lead roles like Lina Inverse in Slayers alongside her Pro Hero role, Burnin, in My Hero Academia.
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