Shun Horie, a Japanese voice actor and singer, voices George Glooman, an Eden Academy classmate who clashes with Damian Desmond, in Spy x Family.
Horie voices George Glooman, a first-year student at Eden Academy's Cecile Hall who initially targets Damian Desmond over a grudge tied to his father's pharmaceutical company. The rivalry gives the character an arc that moves from scheming against Damian toward a grudging friendship, part of the wider Eden Academy classmate ensemble surrounding Anya Forger. It's one of several supporting school-set roles in Horie's growing filmography.
Horie's breakout came as the awkward college student Kazuya Kinoshita in Rent-a-Girlfriend, a role that has carried across multiple seasons of the series. He also voices Aether, the male Traveler, in the mobile game Genshin Impact, and Kyotaro Ichikawa in The Dangers in My Heart, and he performs as a singer through the vocal units Raccoon Dog and SparQlew.
Shun Horie voices George Glooman, a first-year student at Eden Academy's Cecile Hall who initially targets Damian Desmond over a grudge tied to his father's pharmaceutical company. The rivalry gives the character an arc that moves from scheming against Damian toward a grudging friendship.
Shun Horie's breakout came as the awkward college student Kazuya Kinoshita in Rent-a-Girlfriend, a role that has carried across multiple seasons of the series.
Beyond Rent-a-Girlfriend and Spy x Family, Horie voices Aether, the male Traveler, in the mobile game Genshin Impact, and Kyotaro Ichikawa in The Dangers in My Heart.
Yes, Shun Horie performs as a singer through the vocal units Raccoon Dog and SparQlew, alongside his voice acting career.
Shun Horie, born in 1993, has been active as a voice actor since 2011.

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