Ian Sinclair
Voice ActorIan Sinclair is a Texas-based voice actor known for lead roles across major anime franchises. In the Tokyo Ghoul English dub he voices Kazuichi Banjo, a scarred, one-eyed ghoul fighter later aligned with the Aogiri Tree.
Tokyo Ghoul Role
Sinclair provides the English voice of Kazuichi Banjo in Tokyo Ghoul, a battered, one-eyed ghoul introduced through the series' underground fighting circuit before he becomes tied to the Aogiri Tree faction. The part called for a rougher, weathered register than the boyish or heroic leads Sinclair is often cast in, letting him show a grittier side of his range within the English-language dub cast.
Career and Notable Roles
Sinclair has gone on to become a fixture of English-language anime dubbing, best known for voicing Brook in One Piece and Bokuto Koutarou in Haikyu!!, along with lead roles such as Saichi Sugimoto in Golden Kamuy and Wen-li Yang in Legend of the Galactic Heroes. His work has been recognized within the industry, including a People's Choice win for Voice Actor of the Year at the BTVA Anime Dub Awards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Ian Sinclair voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Sinclair provides the English voice of Kazuichi Banjo, a battered, one-eyed ghoul introduced through the series' underground fighting circuit before he becomes tied to the Aogiri Tree faction.
Who is Ian Sinclair?
Ian Sinclair is a Texas-based voice actor known for lead roles across major anime franchises. His Tokyo Ghoul part called for a rougher, weathered register than the boyish or heroic leads he is often cast in.
What other anime has Ian Sinclair been in?
Sinclair is best known for voicing Brook in One Piece and Bokuto Koutarou in Haikyu!!. Those roles sit alongside his English-language dub work as Kazuichi Banjo in Tokyo Ghoul.
What awards has Ian Sinclair won?
Sinclair has been recognized within the industry with a People's Choice win for Voice Actor of the Year at the BTVA Anime Dub Awards.
What lead roles has Ian Sinclair played?
Sinclair voices Saichi Sugimoto in Golden Kamuy and Wen-li Yang in Legend of the Galactic Heroes, both lead roles that built his reputation as a fixture of English-language anime dubbing.
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