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Brina Palencia

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Brina Michelle Palencia (born February 13, 1984)[1][2] is an American voice and television actress. She has voiced a number of English-language versions of characters featured in anime.

Born
Brina Michelle Palencia

(1984-02-13) February 13, 1984 (age 42)[1][2]
OccupationActress
Yearsactive2004–present
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Palencia in 2011
Born
Brina Michelle Palencia

(1984-02-13) February 13, 1984 (age 42)[1][2]
EducationUniversity of North Texas (B.A.)[2][3]
OccupationActress
Years active2004–present
AgentAtlas Talent Agency
Spouse
Paul Wingo
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(m. 2013)​
[4][5]
Children1
RelativesGino Palencia (brother)
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Palencia provides the dubbed voices of Tony Tony Chopper in One Piece, Touka Kirishima in Tokyo Ghoul, Vi Graythorn in Case Closed, Eve in Black Cat, Honoka Sakurai in Suzuka, Ai Enma in Hell Girl, Kazumi Yoshida in Shakugan no Shana, Kurumu Kurono in Rosario + Vampire, Ciel Phantomhive in Black Butler, Juvia Lockser in Fairy Tail, Holo in Spice and Wolf, Kazuhiro Mitogawa in Ga-Rei: Zero, Sakura Minamoto in Zombie Land Saga, Yuno Gasai in Future Diary, Miharu Rokujo in Nabari no Ou, Ruiko Saten in A Certain Scientific Railgun, Maho Minami in Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad, Ryoko Okami in Okami-san and Her Seven Companions, Minoru Mineta in My Hero Academia, and Isuzu Soma in Fruits Basket. On camera, she starred as Sophia in The CW series Star-Crossed and has appeared in The Walking Dead and Castle. In video games, she voices Mad Moxxi in the Borderlands series, Ayra from Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War and Lute from Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones in the 2017 mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes and Nyontengu from Dead or Alive.

Biography

Palencia was born and raised in Oklahoma.[3] As a child, she lived in Honduras[6][7] until she was four. Throughout her childhood, she went back and forth between La Ceiba, Honduras and Owasso, Oklahoma.[1][2]

She settled in Dallas, Texas and graduated from Weatherford High School in 2002.[6] While studying at the University of North Texas, she was influenced by the anime series Dragon Ball Z.[1] After graduating from UNT with a Bachelor of Arts in music in 2006,[3][8] she began her career as a voice actress for Funimation.[1] She was also a director, but eventually focused more on the acting side of the productions.[2]

In her live-action work, she was the host of GameStop TV and has appeared in independent films, such as The Ladies of the House and Lumberjack Man. In 2014, she had a starring role as Roman's younger sister Sophia in The CW's science fiction romantic drama Star-Crossed.[9][10][11] In 2017, she was credited with performing a parody version of Sarah McLachlan's "In the Arms of An Angel", titled "On the Wings of a Battmann," in a Cyanide & Happiness short of the same name.[12]

Personal life

Her brother, Gino Palencia, works at Crunchyroll as an ADR engineer.[13] She is married to Paul Wingo. They live in Dallas and have a son.[14]

Filmography

Anime

More information Year, Title ...
List of dubbing performances in anime
Year Title Role Notes Source[3]
2004Fullmetal Alchemist Nina TuckerPress[15]
2005AquarionSilvia De Alisia[16]
2005Gunslinger GirlElsaPress[15]
2006Black CatEve, Tearju Lunatique[17]
2006Shin-chanGeorgie (Toru Kazama)Funimation dubResume
2006Tsukuyomi: Moon Phase[15]
2006Black Blood BrothersYafuri ChaoADR Director
2007Dragonaut: The ResonanceAkira Soya[18][19]
2007Beck: Mongolian Chop SquadMaho MinamiResume
2007Hell GirlAi EnmaPress[15]
2007–presentOne PieceTony Tony Chopper, Young Zoro (Ep. 19+), Carmen, Young Rongo, Chocolat (Fake Nami), Additional VoicesFunimation dub
"Bon Voyage!" English ver. Vocalist
"Memories" English ver. Vocalist
Press[15]
2007School RumbleMikoto Suou[15]
2007SuzukaHonoka Sakurai[episode needed]
2007Trinity BloodElise WasmeyerEp. 2Resume
2008Darker Than BlackYin[20]
2008Rosario + Vampire seriesKurumu KuronoResume
2008Sasami: Magical Girls ClubTsukasa Takamine[episode needed]
2008xxxHolicMoro, Zashiki-warashiADR Director[episode needed]
2008–24Black ButlerCiel Phantomhive[21][22][23]
2008School Rumble: Extra ClassMikoto SuouADR Director
2008ClaymorePriscilla[15]
2009–2020A Certain Scientific RailgunRuiko SatenAlso S and T [24][25]
2009Nabari no OuMiharu RokujoResume
2009Rebuild of Evangelion film seriesRei Ayanami[15]
2009Romeo × JulietJulietResume
2009Ouran High School Host ClubShiro TakaojiResume
2009–24Spice and WolfHoloAlso Spice & Wolf: merchant meets the wise wolf[26][27]
2009Sgt. FrogTamama[15]
2009The Tower of DruagaAhmeyResume
2010Dragon Ball Z KaiChiaotzu, PuarFunimation dubResume
2010 Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Nina Tucker [28]
2010SekireiSahashi YukariResume
2010Hetalia: Axis PowersChibitalia[29]
2011Chrome Shelled RegiosNina Antalk[episode needed]
2012–19Fairy TailJuvia Lockser[30]
2011Future DiaryYuno Gasai (2nd)[31][32]
2011Ga-Rei: ZeroKazuhiro MitogawaResume
2011Summer WarsNatsuki ShinoharaResume
2012Aquarion EvolMikono Suzushiro[33]
2012C – Control – The Money and Soul of PossibilityMSHYU[34]
2012Ōkami-san and Her Seven CompanionsRyoko Okami[35]
2012FractaleClain[36]
2012King of ThornKasumi Ishiki[37]
2012Shakugan no Shana seriesKazumi YoshidaSeason 2-3Resume
2012Steins;GateNae Tennoji[38]
2013Good Luck Girl!Ichiko Sakura[39]
2014–19Tokyo Ghoul seriesTouka KirishimaAlso √A and :re[40][41]
2014 Robotics;NotesNae[42]
2014Psycho-PassRikako OroyoResume
2015-16Durarara!!VoronaResume
2016Snow White with the Red HairShirayuki [43]
2016–25My Hero AcademiaMinoru Mineta[44]
2016Danganronpa 3: Despair ArcIbuki Mioda[45]
2017Dragon Ball SuperPuar, Chiaotzu, Arale Norimaki[46][21]
2017Aria the Scarlet Ammo AAShirayuki Hotogi[47]
2017Sakura QuestRiriko[48]
2017HyoukaKochi[49]
2018HinamatsuriHina[50][21]
2018Zombie Land SagaSakura MinamotoADR Song Director, ADR Lyric Adaptation, ADR Song Arrangement[51]
2019-21Fruits BasketIsuzu Soma2019 reboot[52]
2021The Case Study of VanitasChloé d'Apchier[53]
2024Fairy Tail: 100 Years QuestJuvia Lockser[54]
2025ZenshuMagical Girl[55]
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Film

More information Year, Title ...
List of dubbing performances in direct-to-video, feature and television films
Year Title Role Notes Source[3]
2009xxxHolic: A Midsummer Night's DreamMoroADR Director
2009Summer WarsNatsuki Shinohara[citation needed]
2013One Piece Film: Strong World Tony Tony Chopper[citation needed]
2013 Fairy Tail the Movie: Phoenix Priestess Juvia Lockser
2014One Piece Film: Z Tony Tony Chopper[citation needed]
2014Dragon Ball Z: Battle of GodsChiaotzu, PuarResume
2017One Piece Film: Gold Tony Tony Chopper[citation needed]
2017Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic Ciel Phantomhive[56]
2017Fairy Tail: Dragon CryJuvia Lockser[57]
2017Napping PrincessKokone[58]
2018My Hero Academia: Two HeroesMinoru Mineta[21]
2019Dragon Ball Super: BrolyBroly (Young), Ba[59][60]
2019One Piece: StampedeTony Tony Chopper[61]
2019My Hero Academia: Heroes RisingMinoru MinetaResume
2021My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission[21]
2022Sing a Bit of HarmonyADR Music Director[62]
2022One Piece Film: RedTony Tony Chopper[63]
2024My Hero Academia: You're NextMinoru Mineta[21]
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Video games

More information Year, Title ...
List of voice and dubbing performances in video games
Year Title Role Notes Source[3]
2006Super Dragon Ball ZVidel[21]
2006Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2Bulla, Ghost Usher[21]
2007Guitar Hero 3Singer, othersResume
2007Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3Arale Norimaki, Chiaotzu, Puar[21]
2008One Piece: Unlimited AdventureTony Tony Chopper[64]
2008Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's DungeonMooglePress[15]
2008Guitar Hero 4Singer, othersResume
2008Dragon Ball: OriginsPuar[21]
2008Mushroom MenPaxResume
2009The MawFrankResume
2009Lux-PainRui Yamase, LilADR Director
2009Dragon Ball: Revenge of King PiccoloChiaotzu[21]
2009–19Borderlands seriesMad Moxxi[65]
2009Dragon Ball: Raging BlastChiaotzu[21]
2009Ghostbusters: The Video GameAdditional Voices[21]
2010Dragon Ball: Origins 2Arale Norimaki[21]
2010Donkey Kong Country ReturnsVariousResume
2010Comic Jumper: The Adventures of Captain SmileyGerda, Paper LadResume
2010Dragon Ball Z: Tenkaichi Tag TeamChiaotzu[21]
2010Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2Chiaotzu[21]
2011Monster TaleEllie[21]
2011Duke Nukem ForeverMiso, ChasityResume
2013The Walking Dead: Survival InstinctVariousResume
2013Dead or Alive 5 UltimateNyotenguAlso in Last RoundTweet[66][67]
2014SmiteArtemis, Cupid[21]
2014 Tales of Xillia 2 Elle Mel Marta
2016BattlebornMellkaTweet[68]
2017Fire Emblem HeroesAyra, Lute[21]
2018Dragon Ball FighterZChiaotzu[21]
2018Dragon Ball LegendsChiaotzu[21]
2019Dead or Alive 6Nyotengu[21]
2020Dragon Ball Z: KakarotChiaotzu, Puar, Arale Norimaki[21]
2025Marvel's Deadpool VRLady Deadpool[21]
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Live-action

More information Year, Title ...
List of acting performances in film and television
Year Title Role Notes Source[3]
2010The Good GuysKristaEpisode: "The Whistleblower"Resume
2011ChaseReneeEpisode: "Father Figure"
2013The Walking DeadAnaEpisode: "Indifference"Resume
2013Upstream ColorWoman in Club[69]
2014Star-CrossedSophia12 episodes[9][10][11]
2014The Ladies of the HouseCrystal[70][71]
2015CastleJody EvansEpisode: "Habeas Corpse"Resume
2015Lumberjack ManLuAnn Potts[72]
2023Ultraman ZPega(English Dub)
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