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Jill Harris

Jill Harris

Voice Actor

Jill Harris broke into English-dubbed anime in 2015, landing her first lead role as Naho Takamiya in Orange. In Tokyo Ghoul:re she voices Hairu Ihei, a CCG investigator whose cheerful manner masks a formidable fighter.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2015-present
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Harris voices Hairu Ihei in Tokyo Ghoul:re, a CCG investigator whose bright, almost childlike enthusiasm for fighting ghouls sits uneasily against the brutality of her job. The contrast between Hairu's cheerful surface and the violence she is capable of gives Harris a character built on unsettling tonal whiplash, distinct from the softer leads she is often known for.

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Career and Notable Roles

Since her 2015 debut as Naho Takamiya in Orange, Harris has taken on major roles including Noelle Silva in Black Clover, Nino Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets and Aura Bella Flora in Overlord. She has also become a regular English voice for characters originated by Kana Ichinose, including Fern in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End and Suletta Mercury from the Gundam series The Witch from Mercury.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Jill Harris voice in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Harris voices Hairu Ihei, a CCG investigator whose bright, almost childlike enthusiasm for fighting ghouls sits uneasily against the brutality of her job.

Who is Jill Harris?

Jill Harris is an American voice actress who broke into English-dubbed anime in 2015, landing her first lead role as Naho Takamiya in Orange.

What other anime has Jill Harris starred in?

Harris voices Noelle Silva in Black Clover, Nino Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets and Aura Bella Flora in Overlord.

What is Jill Harris known for?

Harris has become a regular English voice for characters originated by Kana Ichinose, including Fern in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End and Suletta Mercury from the Gundam series The Witch from Mercury.

How does Jill Harris's Tokyo Ghoul:re role compare to her other work?

Hairu Ihei is built on unsettling tonal whiplash between a cheerful surface and real violence, distinct from the softer leads Harris is often known for elsewhere.

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