McCoy in the Star Trek Fan Film series Star Trek Continues, opposite two other anime voice actors who have also done extensive work with Funimation ( Vic Mignogna as Kirk and Todd Haberkorn as Spock), though he was absent from the first two full-length episodes due to other commitments, forcing creative consultant and fan Larry Nemecek to step in and play Bones instead.
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He has a cameo in the Yu Yu Hakusho Abridged version of the Poltergeist Report movie as Reiko. He's one of the few voice actors from Dallas who managed to get an anime role in the Houston area (Jolly from Arcana Famiglia). Also Austria in Hetalia: Axis Powers and Hiro in Crayon Shin-chan. Togashi even lampshades this pacing in the manga, when Yusuke and Kuwabara first arrive at the Saint Beasts' castle. IMO, the manga contains such breakneck pacing that it comes off as a Cliffs Notes version of a larger story. Has a rather distinctive cold and somewhat slimy voice, if you want a villain or Anti-Hero who will be respected, get this guy. Yu Yu Hakusho is one rare case where I will say without hesitation that the anime is a universal improvement over the manga. Franken Stein in Soul Eater and Ash Landers in Black Butler.
He is best known for voicing Hiei in the YuYu Hakusho series dub, but has also voiced Android 17, Garlic Jr., and Emperor Pilaf (Funimation dub) in the Dragon Ball franchise and Shou Tucker in Fullmetal Alchemist (2003) and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. Giger (the artist who designed the titular Xenomorph Aliens), and the 90s was a grand time for Darker and Edgier anime. Charles Cody "Chuck" Huber (born in Chicago, Illinois) is an American voice actor who works for distributing company Funimation, and he was formerly a school principal. As much as YuYu Hakusho is a shounen series, Yoshihiro Togashi was inspired by H.
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