
American voice actress Trina Nishimura, best known as Mikasa Ackerman in Attack on Titan, is credited with a role in the Tokyo Ghoul English dub alongside her wider catalog of anime leads.
Nishimura is credited with a voice role in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, though the specific character has not been confirmed for this profile. The credit is one entry in an anime dubbing career that has run since 2006.
Nishimura's signature role is Mikasa Ackerman, the stoic soldier at the center of Attack on Titan, and she also voices Kyoka Jiro in My Hero Academia and Kurisu Makise in Steins;Gate. Earlier in her career she played Nadie in El Cazador de la Bruja and Francesca Lucchini in Strike Witches, and more recently she voiced Etie in the tactics game Fire Emblem Engage.
Trina Nishimura is an American voice actress born in 1983 who has worked in anime dubbing since 2006. Her career spans lead and supporting roles across major English-dubbed anime franchises.
Nishimura is credited with a voice role in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, though the specific character has not been confirmed for this profile. The credit sits within her long career of English-language anime dubbing.
Nishimura's signature role is Mikasa Ackerman, the stoic soldier at the center of Attack on Titan. It stands as her most recognized credit in English-language anime.
Nishimura also voices Kyoka Jiro in My Hero Academia and Kurisu Makise in Steins;Gate. Earlier in her career she played Nadie in El Cazador de la Bruja and Francesca Lucchini in Strike Witches.
Yes, Nishimura voiced Etie in the tactics game Fire Emblem Engage. The role came later in a career she began in 2006.

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