Felecia Angelle
Voice ActorFelecia Angelle works as an American voice actress and also directs ADR sessions for English-language anime, with credits that include leading roles like Kohaku in Dr. Stone and Miku Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets; she additionally contributed a voice to the Tokyo Ghoul cast.
Tokyo Ghoul Role
Angelle appears among the English dub cast built for Tokyo Ghoul, the Studio Pierrot adaptation of Sui Ishida's manga. Her involvement sits within a broad catalog of anime localization work that she has built since debuting professionally in 2013. Beyond straight voice work, she has also directed ADR sessions for other English-language anime releases, giving her a hand in shaping performances beyond her own.
Career and Notable Roles
Beyond Tokyo Ghoul, Angelle has voiced a wide range of anime heroines and supporting characters, including Aoi Asahina in the Danganronpa series, Shinoa Hiragi in Seraph of the End, Emi Yusa in The Devil Is a Part-Timer!, Perona in One Piece, and Shalltear Bloodfallen in Overlord. She has also stepped behind the microphone as an ADR director, shaping dub performances rather than just delivering them. That dual role as performer and director has kept her working steadily across English-language anime productions since the early 2010s.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Felecia Angelle voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Felecia Angelle appears among the English dub cast built for Tokyo Ghoul, the Studio Pierrot adaptation of Sui Ishida's manga. Her involvement sits within a broad catalog of anime localization work she has built since debuting professionally in 2013.
What is Felecia Angelle best known for?
Felecia Angelle is known for leading roles like Kohaku in Dr. Stone and Miku Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets. Those parts sit alongside her supporting work in shows like Tokyo Ghoul.
What other anime has Felecia Angelle voiced?
Felecia Angelle voices Aoi Asahina in the Danganronpa series and Shinoa Hiragi in Seraph of the End. She also voices Emi Yusa in The Devil Is a Part-Timer! and Perona in One Piece.
Does Felecia Angelle work behind the scenes on anime dubs too?
Yes, beyond voice work, Felecia Angelle has directed ADR sessions for other English-language anime releases. That dual role as performer and director has kept her working steadily since the early 2010s.
When did Felecia Angelle start voice acting?
Felecia Angelle has worked in English-language anime since debuting professionally in 2013. She was born in 1986.
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