Katelyn Barr is an American voice actress who lent her voice to Ching-Li Hsiao in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re, alongside a career spanning video games and other anime localizations.
Barr voices Ching-Li Hsiao in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re, a Taiwanese investigator who joined the CCG's Quinx Squad as part of its second intake of recruits and trained through the Sunlit Garden program before the assignment. The role placed Barr within the English-language cast for Studio Pierrot's sequel storyline. It stands alongside her broader resume of anime dub and video game voice work.
Barr has worked in the anime dubbing industry since 2014, recording English-language performances for releases distributed by Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks. Beyond voice acting, she also writes ADR scripts, adapting Japanese dialogue for English-language recording sessions, and has contributed voice work to video games.
Katelyn Barr is an American voice actress who has worked in the anime dubbing industry since 2014. She is known for voicing Ching-Li Hsiao in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re, alongside a career that spans video games and other anime localizations.
Barr voices Ching-Li Hsiao in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul:re, a Taiwanese investigator who joined the CCG's Quinx Squad as part of its second intake of recruits. Hsiao trained through the Sunlit Garden program before being assigned to the squad.
Barr has recorded English language dub performances for anime released by Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks since 2014. Her career also extends into video game voice work beyond anime dubbing.
Beyond performing, Barr also writes ADR scripts, adapting Japanese dialogue into English for recording sessions. This script work sits alongside her voice credits for releases like Tokyo Ghoul:re.
Barr has contributed voice work to video games in addition to her anime dubbing career. That work runs alongside her English dub role as Ching-Li Hsiao in Tokyo Ghoul:re.

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