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Christopher Bevins

Voice Actor

Christopher Bevins is an American performer who also works as an ADR director and scriptwriter, known in Tokyo Ghoul for voicing the shapeshifting Clown Nico.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Bevins voices Nico, a flamboyant, gender-fluid ghoul aligned with the Clowns who worked alongside Aogiri Tree while Yamori was still active. Nico later resurfaces in Tokyo Ghoul:re after Kaneki leaves the CCG and stands out as one of the few Clowns who refuses to back Furuta's scheme to seize control of the organization.

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Career and Notable Roles

Bevins has dubbed dozens of anime roles, including Yasuhiro Hagakure in Danganronpa, Hanta Sero in My Hero Academia, Japan in the Hetalia series, and Shishiwakamaru in Yu Yu Hakusho. Beyond acting, he directs ADR and writes scripts for English-language anime adaptations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Christopher Bevins voice in Tokyo Ghoul?

Christopher Bevins voices Nico, a flamboyant, gender-fluid ghoul aligned with the Clowns. Nico worked alongside Aogiri Tree while Yamori was still active in the original Tokyo Ghoul series.

What happens to Nico in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Nico resurfaces in Tokyo Ghoul:re after Kaneki leaves the CCG. He stands out as one of the few Clowns who refuses to back Furuta's scheme to seize control of the organization.

What other anime characters has Christopher Bevins voiced?

Christopher Bevins has voiced Yasuhiro Hagakure in Danganronpa and Hanta Sero in My Hero Academia. He has dubbed dozens of anime roles across his career.

Does Christopher Bevins work behind the scenes on anime dubs too?

Yes, beyond acting, Christopher Bevins directs ADR and writes scripts for English-language anime adaptations. That work sits alongside his performance credits like Nico in Tokyo Ghoul.

Who is Christopher Bevins?

Christopher Bevins is an American performer known for voicing Nico in Tokyo Ghoul. He has also voiced Japan in the Hetalia series and Shishiwakamaru in Yu Yu Hakusho.

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