
Voice actress, ADR director, and scriptwriter Caitlin Glass provides the English voice of Nishino Kimi, Nishiki Nishio's loyal human girlfriend, in the Tokyo Ghoul anime.
Glass voices Nishino Kimi, the human girlfriend of the ghoul Nishiki Nishio who stays by his side after learning what he truly is. Kimi is well regarded around the university the two attend and remains one of the few humans in the series with full knowledge of a loved one's ghoul identity, grounding Nishiki's storyline in an unusually stable relationship for the world of Tokyo Ghoul.
Glass is best known as the English voice of Winry Rockbell in Fullmetal Alchemist, a role she landed after trying out for several other parts in the series. Beyond acting she works extensively as an ADR director and scriptwriter, shaping how entire shows get adapted rather than just voicing a single part. Her career in the industry runs from the mid-2000s to today.
Caitlin Glass voices Nishino Kimi, the human girlfriend of the ghoul Nishiki Nishio who stays by his side after learning what he truly is.
Kimi is well regarded around the university she and Nishiki attend and remains one of the few humans in the series with full knowledge of a loved one's ghoul identity, grounding his storyline in an unusually stable relationship.
Caitlin Glass is best known as the English voice of Winry Rockbell in Fullmetal Alchemist, a role she landed after trying out for several other parts in the series.
Yes, beyond acting Glass works extensively as an ADR director and scriptwriter, shaping how entire shows get adapted rather than just voicing a single part.
Caitlin Glass, born in 1981, has worked in the industry since the mid-2000s.

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