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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2020 · 1H 1M

Interview with Kyle Hebert

from The Mindscrambler Podcast · host Spike Spencer

Kyle Hebert is a Los Angeles-based anime and video game voice actor whose credits include Wreck-It Ralph/Street Fighter (Ryu), My Hero Academia (Fatgum), Escanor (Seven Deadly Sins), Naruto (Kiba), Bleach (Aizen), JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (Kakyoin) and Gurren Lagann (Kamina). He is best known as the Narrator and Teen Gohan from the Funimation dub of Dragonball Z. Kyle was most recently heard as Darmanitan on "Pokemon Journeys" on Netflix, Golem on "Somali and the Forest Spirit" and Sullivan on "Demon School: Iruma-kun" on Crunchyroll. Other fan faves include Blue Exorcist (Bon Suguro), Fire Emblem (Frederick, Validar, Valbar, and Bartre), Fullmetal Alchemist (Vato Falman), Tales of Symphonia (Richter Abend) and Star Ocean (Dias, Arumat, Crow). He can also be heard in numerous popular shows and games, such as Digimon (Ballistamon and Dorulumon in "Fusion", Greymon in "Tri"), Sonic (Big the Cat in "Team Sonic Racing"), Final Fantasy (Nimbus in "Type-0"), World of Warcraft (Algalon the Observer in "Lich King", Devil May Cry, Dynasty Warriors, Soul Calibur and Resident Evil. His website is www.kylehebert.com. Kyle streams games and chills and chats on Twitch (gohanwithyourownbadself). @kylehebert on Twitter and Instagram Facebook.com/KyleHebertVO email: [email protected] Personal growth-wise, thanks to my wifey, I have given therapy a chance, opened up to try meds for anxiety/depression management. I was diagnosed as high functioning autistic, which explained decades of personality quirks, dynamics in my family, etc. In the COVID age, I, like many other voice actors, have had to adapt to home sessions (which I love, though I do miss seeing people) and embrace other means of communicating with the fans since the cons are gone for now.

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