Elizabeth Maxwell
Voice ActorAmerican voice actress Elizabeth Maxwell has voiced characters across major anime and game franchises, and in the English dub of A-1 Pictures' Solo Leveling anime, she plays Kanae Tawata.
Solo Leveling Role
Maxwell voices Kanae Tawata in Solo Leveling's English dub, joining a cast built to localize A-1 Pictures' Japanese original for Western audiences. The casting continues a pattern in her career where studios lean on her for both anime and game localization work released the same year. Her performance keeps the character grounded within the series' hunter-driven power fantasy without straying from the source material's tone.
Career and Notable Roles
Maxwell has voiced across nearly every major anime and gaming franchise of the past decade, from Ymir in Attack on Titan to Winter Schnee in RWBY and Midnight in My Hero Academia. Video games make up a large share of her catalog as well, spanning Sae Niijima in Persona 5, Caulifla in Dragon Ball Super, Urbosa in Breath of the Wild and its sequel, and Rosaria in Genshin Impact. She has also lent her voice to Cookie Run: Kingdom's Hollyberry Cookie, reflecting how far her range extends across mobile gaming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who did Elizabeth Maxwell voice?
Elizabeth Maxwell voices Kanae Tawata in the English dub of Solo Leveling. Her wider filmography includes Ymir in Attack on Titan and Winter Schnee in RWBY, roles that established her across both anime and Western animation dubbing.
What anime character does Elizabeth Maxwell voice in My Hero Academia?
In My Hero Academia, Elizabeth Maxwell voices the pro hero Midnight. It is one of several major anime roles she has taken on across a voice acting career that runs from 2004 to today.
What video game characters has Elizabeth Maxwell voiced?
Maxwell has voiced Sae Niijima in Persona 5 and Caulifla in Dragon Ball Super's game adaptations, extending her range from anime dubbing into video games. She has also played Urbosa in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its sequel.
What other games has Elizabeth Maxwell lent her voice to?
Maxwell voices Rosaria in Genshin Impact and Hollyberry Cookie in Cookie Run: Kingdom, showing how far her video game work extends into mobile titles. These roles sit alongside her console and anime credits in a broad career.
How long has Elizabeth Maxwell been a voice actress?
Elizabeth Maxwell has worked as a voice actress since 2004 and remains active in the industry today. That two-decade-plus run has put her across nearly every major anime and gaming franchise of the period.
Sources & Information
This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Solo Leveling anime series, the original web novel and webtoon, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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