Chris Burnett, an American voice actor, voices CCG investigator Kori Ui in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Burnett voices Kori Ui, a Special Class Investigator and member of the S3 Squad who trained directly under the legendary Kisho Arima. Ui fought in the battle against the Owl two years before the anime's present day as vice commander of Squad Zero, and his quinque converts between a whip and a spear depending on the fight in front of him.
Burnett has voiced a range of English-language anime dub roles since the early 2000s. His most recognized parts are the title character in Romeo x Juliet and Koichi Aizawa from Nabari no Ou. He has also worked on camera as a co-host, alongside Marisha Ray, of GameStop TV.
Chris Burnett voices Kori Ui in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, a Special Class Investigator and member of the S3 Squad. Ui trained directly under Kisho Arima, one of the CCG's most respected investigators.
Kori Ui fights with a quinque that converts between a whip and a spear depending on the fight in front of him. He carried it into the battle against the Owl two years before the anime's present day, where he served as vice commander of Squad Zero.
Chris Burnett has voiced English-language anime dub roles since the early 2000s, most notably the title character in Romeo x Juliet. He also voiced Koichi Aizawa in Nabari no Ou.
Yes, Chris Burnett has appeared on camera as a co-host of GameStop TV alongside Marisha Ray. That on-camera work runs alongside his career as an anime dub voice actor.
Chris Burnett has been active in voice acting since 2002. His Tokyo Ghoul role as Kori Ui came during a career built mostly around English-language anime dubbing.

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