Voice actress and voice director Brittany Lauda gives voice to Aogiri executive Miza Kusakari in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Lauda voices Miza Kusakari, an executive of the Aogiri Tree who goes by the alias Three Blades and leads a gang called the Blades that controls the 18th Ward. Miza descends from a clan of inbred Bikaku ghouls whose isolation left the group prone to health problems including dwarfism, a background that colors her fierce loyalty to her own crew. She appears to die in the raid on Rushima Island but actually survives alongside her ally Naki, later joining the group Black Goat.
Lauda broke into the industry voicing Mirim in Queen's Blade Rebellion and has since worked steadily across English-language anime and video game dubs as both a performer and a director. Her career runs from the early 2010s to the present, spanning a wide mix of supporting and lead roles.
Brittany Lauda voices Miza Kusakari, an executive of the Aogiri Tree who goes by the alias Three Blades and leads a gang called the Blades that controls the 18th Ward.
Miza descends from a clan of inbred Bikaku ghouls whose isolation left the group prone to health problems including dwarfism. She appears to die in the raid on Rushima Island but actually survives alongside her ally Naki, later joining the group Black Goat.
Brittany Lauda broke into the industry voicing Mirim in Queen's Blade Rebellion.
Yes, Lauda has worked as both a performer and a director across English-language anime and video game dubs, in a career running from the early 2010s to the present.
Brittany Lauda is an American voice actress and voice director best known among Tokyo Ghoul fans for voicing Miza Kusakari in the English dub.

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