Orion Pitts is an American voice actor known for English-dub anime work who voiced the character Shuu in Tokyo Ghoul, alongside credits in shows like Golden Kamuy and Arifureta.
Pitts voiced Shuu in the 2014 English-language dub of Tokyo Ghoul, the Studio Pierrot series adapted from Sui Ishida's dark fantasy manga about ghouls hidden within modern Tokyo. The credit is separate from the show's lead cast and reflects the kind of supporting anime work that has filled out much of his résumé. It came early in a dub career that would go on to include lead parts in later series.
Pitts has since taken on larger roles such as Hyakunosuke Ogata in Golden Kamuy, Ranta in Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash, and Jun Sazanami for Ensemble Stars!. His other credits stretch across Daisuke Hiyama in Arifureta, Taichi Nanao on A3!, Aram from Chain Chronicle, and Nozomu Nanashima in Kiss Him, Not Me.
Pitts voices Shuu in the 2014 English-language dub of Tokyo Ghoul, the Studio Pierrot series adapted from Sui Ishida's manga. It is a supporting role separate from the show's lead cast.
Pitts is known for larger roles such as Hyakunosuke Ogata in Golden Kamuy and Ranta in Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. He has voiced lead and supporting parts in English-dubbed anime since 1998.
Pitts has voiced Jun Sazanami in Ensemble Stars! and Nozomu Nanashima in Kiss Him, Not Me, alongside Daisuke Hiyama in Arifureta. These supporting roles fill out a long list of English-dub anime credits.
Pitts has been active in the industry since 1998. He was born in 1980 and works as an American voice actor specializing in English-dub anime.
Pitts voiced Aram in the mobile game Chain Chronicle and Taichi Nanao in A3!, extending his English dub work beyond television anime.

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