Shawn Gann is a Filipino-American voice actor and ADR director based in Dallas who works with Crunchyroll, voicing Hekiji Tengai and additional characters in My Hero Academia.
Gann voices Hekiji Tengai along with a number of additional characters in the English dub of My Hero Academia, and also served as an assistant voice director on the production. His dual role as both a cast member and part of the direction team reflects his broader standing within the show's English dub crew.
Gann has voiced roles across a wide range of Crunchyroll dubs, including Dragon Ball Super, Attack on Titan, One Piece, and Fruits Basket, and has directed ADR sessions for titles such as Horimiya and How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom. Outside of anime, he is also an established Dallas/Fort Worth theatre performer and educator.
Shawn Gann voices Hekiji Tengai along with a number of additional characters in the English dub of My Hero Academia.
Shawn Gann served as an assistant voice director on the My Hero Academia English dub production, giving him a role in both the cast and the direction team.
Shawn Gann has voiced roles across a wide range of Crunchyroll dubs, including Dragon Ball Super, Attack on Titan, One Piece, and Fruits Basket.
Shawn Gann has directed ADR sessions for titles such as Horimiya and How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom.
Shawn Gann is a Filipino-American voice actor and ADR director born in 1981 and based in Dallas. Outside of anime, he is also an established Dallas/Fort Worth theatre performer and educator.
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