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Dallas Reid

Voice Actor

Dallas Reid is an American voice actor born in 1993 who plays CCG investigator Kuramoto Itō in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re, the Studio Pierrot sequel series.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2013-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Reid voices Kuramoto Itō, a first-class CCG investigator, in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Itō operates in the more procedural, law-enforcement side of the story, working cases alongside the CCG's other investigators as the ghoul conflict escalates. The role came during the same stretch of Reid's career that produced several of their other signature anime performances.

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Career and Notable Roles

Reid broke out with the 2015 lead role of Kimito Kagurazaka in Shomin Sample and has since become known for voicing Asta, the vow-driven protagonist of Black Clover, as well as Arata Shindo in Psycho-Pass. They also played Isaac Foster, the masked killer known as Zack, in Angels of Death. Reid has worked steadily in English-dubbed anime since 2013.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Dallas Reid voice in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Dallas Reid voices Kuramoto Ito, a first-class CCG investigator, in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Ito works cases on the procedural, law-enforcement side of the story alongside the CCG's other investigators.

What is Dallas Reid best known for?

Dallas Reid is best known for voicing Asta, the vow-driven protagonist of Black Clover. That role has become one of the defining performances of their career in English-dubbed anime.

What other anime has Dallas Reid been in?

Dallas Reid broke out with the 2015 lead role of Kimito Kagurazaka in Shomin Sample. They also voice Arata Shindo in Psycho-Pass.

Who does Dallas Reid voice in Angels of Death?

Dallas Reid voices Isaac Foster, the masked killer known as Zack, in Angels of Death. That role sits among their darker anime credits alongside Kuramoto Ito in Tokyo Ghoul:re.

When did Dallas Reid start voice acting?

Dallas Reid has worked steadily in English-dubbed anime since 2013. They were born in 1993.

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