
Morgan Berry is an American voice actress recognized for anime, video game, and web series roles, who also performs music and produces YouTube content as The Unknown Songbird; she has a voice credit in Tokyo Ghoul as well.
Berry lent her voice to the Tokyo Ghoul franchise as part of its English-language cast, adding Studio Pierrot's dark supernatural series to a body of anime dubbing work she has built since the mid-2010s. The credit fits within a broader career mixing voice acting across shows, films, video games, and web series. Her Tokyo Ghoul contribution came during the same period she began developing her parallel identity as a musician.
Since 2015, Berry has taken on voice roles spanning anime television, film, video games, and web series for English-language audiences. Outside the recording booth, she performs as a singer and songwriter and runs a YouTube channel under the stage name The Unknown Songbird, blending her voice acting career with an independent music presence.
Berry lent her voice to the Tokyo Ghoul franchise as part of its English-language cast, adding Studio Pierrot's series to a body of anime dubbing work she started building in the mid-2010s.
Morgan Berry is an American voice actress recognized for anime, video game, and web series roles, active in the industry since 2015.
Yes, beyond voice acting she performs as a singer and songwriter, building a parallel music career alongside her recording booth work.
The Unknown Songbird is the stage name under which Morgan Berry produces YouTube content, the platform where she shares her music work outside of voice acting.
Her Tokyo Ghoul contribution came during the same period she began developing her parallel identity as a musician, The Unknown Songbird, in the mid-2010s.

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