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Leah Clark

Leah Clark

Voice Actor

American voice actress Leah Clark, who also works as an ADR director and script writer, gives voice to Sharon, a Berlint City Hall clerk, in the English dub of Spy x Family.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 1999-present
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Spy x Family Role

In the English dub of Spy x Family, Clark voices Sharon, a clerk at Berlint City Hall who appears in the series' government and bureaucratic scenes. It is a smaller supporting part, but it places Clark's voice within the wider English cast of the Wit Studio and CloverWorks anime.

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Career and Notable Roles

Clark has built a long career in English-language anime dubbing since the late 1990s, also working as an ADR director and script writer on other projects. Her most recognized roles include Mavis Vermillion in Fairy Tail, Blair in Soul Eater, Mio Naganohara in Nichijou, and Himiko Toga in My Hero Academia, spanning both comedic and dramatic series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Leah Clark voice?

Clark voices Sharon in the English dub of Spy x Family, a clerk at Berlint City Hall. She's also well known for playing Himiko Toga in My Hero Academia.

What is Leah Clark famous for?

Beyond voice acting, Clark works as an ADR director and script writer. She's also recognized for the lead dub role of Mavis Vermillion in Fairy Tail.

Who does Leah Clark voice in Spy x Family?

In the English dub, Clark voices Sharon, a clerk at Berlint City Hall who appears in the series' government and bureaucratic scenes. It's a smaller supporting part within the wider English cast of the Wit Studio and CloverWorks anime.

What other anime has Leah Clark been in?

Clark voices Blair in Soul Eater and Mio Naganohara in Nichijou, spanning both comedic and dramatic anime roles.

When did Leah Clark start voice acting?

Clark has voiced anime characters since the late 1990s, one of the longer-running careers among the English dub cast.

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