
Since debuting in 2009, Jeannie Tirado has voiced characters across both anime and video games, working primarily in English-language production. In Tokyo Ghoul:re she voices Kanae von Rosewald, a chef devoted to the Tsukiyama family.
Tirado voices Kanae von Rosewald in Tokyo Ghoul:re, a skilled chef bound to the Tsukiyama family by an intense, almost worshipful loyalty. The character's devotion curdles into something darker as the story develops, giving Tirado material that moves from refined composure to genuine instability over the course of the role.
Born July 19, 1990, Tirado has voiced characters across a wide mix of anime and games since 2009, including Norman in The Promised Neverland, female Byleth in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Android 21 in Dragon Ball FighterZ. Her other credits include Zera in Fairy Tail Zero, Riko in Love Live! Sunshine!!, and Leila Malcal from the Code Geass spinoff Akito the Exiled.
Tirado voices Kanae von Rosewald, a skilled chef bound to the Tsukiyama family by an intense, almost worshipful loyalty. The character's devotion curdles into something darker as the story develops.
Jeannie Tirado is an American voice actress born July 19, 1990, working primarily in English-language production since debuting in 2009.
Tirado voices female Byleth in Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Android 21 in Dragon Ball FighterZ, two of her best-known video game credits from a career spanning anime and games since 2009.
Tirado voices Norman in The Promised Neverland and Riko in Love Live! Sunshine!!, two anime roles that sit alongside her Tokyo Ghoul:re work as Kanae von Rosewald.
Tirado's other credits include Zera in Fairy Tail Zero and Leila Malcal in the Code Geass spinoff Akito the Exiled.

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