Ryan Levy
Voice ActorBorn in New York City on February 12, 1987, Ryan Levy is an American voice actor credited as Squalo and Tiziano in the English dub of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Ryan Levy voice in My Hero Academia?
Ryan Levy voices Rody Soul in the English dub of My Hero Academia. It is his credited role within the franchise.
Who is Ryan Levy, the My Hero Academia voice actor?
Ryan Levy is an American voice actor born in New York City on February 12, 1987. He voices Rody Soul in the English dub of My Hero Academia.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Levy perform in?
The English dub is where Levy performs in My Hero Academia, rather than the original Japanese version. There, he voices Rody Soul.
When was Ryan Levy born?
February 12, 1987, is Ryan Levy's date of birth. His My Hero Academia role, Rody Soul, is voiced for the English dub of the series.
Where is Ryan Levy from?
New York City, New York, is where Ryan Levy is from. He voices Rody Soul in the English dub of My Hero Academia.
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