
Jad Saxton works as a voice actress and voice director in the American anime dubbing industry, active since 2008. She voices Yoriko Kosaka, Ken Kaneki's warm-hearted classmate, in the Tokyo Ghoul English dub.
Saxton plays Yoriko Kosaka in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, one of the few people from Ken Kaneki's old life who stays in the story after he becomes a ghoul. The role is a grounded, human counterweight to the series' horror elements, requiring warmth rather than the darker registers found elsewhere in the cast. It sits early in a career that would go on to include many young, spirited female leads.
Since debuting in 2008, Saxton has built a career around energetic and comedic leads, voicing Chika Fujiwara in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, Kanna Kamui in Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid and Koneko Toujou in High School DxD. She has also voiced Megumi Tadokoro in Food Wars! and Akatsuki in Log Horizon, and works as a voice director in addition to her performing career.
Saxton plays Yoriko Kosaka in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, one of the few people from Ken Kaneki's old life who stays in the story after he becomes a ghoul.
Jad Saxton is an American voice actress who has worked in anime dubbing since debuting in 2008. She has built a career around energetic and comedic leads.
Saxton voices Chika Fujiwara in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War and Koneko Toujou in High School DxD, roles that reflect the energetic and comedic leads she has become known for.
Alongside her performing career, Saxton works as a voice director in the American anime dubbing industry, a role she has held since debuting as a performer in 2008.
Saxton voices Kanna Kamui in Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, Megumi Tadokoro in Food Wars! and Akatsuki in Log Horizon.

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