Jimmy Walker is an American actor, comedian, and television icon. He portrayed James “JJ” Evans Jr. the older son of Florida and James Evans Sr., on the CBS television series Good Times, which ran from 1974 to 1979, and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award in 1975 and 1976 for his role. Walker's character catchphrase "Dyn-O-Mite!" was known throughout television viewing households and was used in a variety of TV commercials for everything from Panasonic cassette’s and 8-track tape players to Medicare. Jimmy also starred in Let's Do It Again with John Amos, and The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened with James Earl Jones and has toured the country with his stand-up comedy routine.

Mick Foley is well known as a WWE Champion and New York Times best selling author. One of the cornerstones of WWE’s meteoric rise in the late 90’s, Mick Foley earned the nickname ‘The Hardcore Legend’ for his ability to absorb seemingly inhuman punishment in some of the most dramatic matches in sports-entertainment history. Already a respected veteran for his 11 physically punishing years wrestling under the name Cactus Jack, Foley’s career soared to new heights in WWE as ‘Mankind’, a character Foley claimed was inspired by a combination of reading ‘Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein’ and listening to the music of Tori Amos.

As Cactus Jack, Foley won the 1995 ‘King of the Deathmatch’ tournament in Yokohama, Japan, and continued wrestling, despite the amputation of his right ear, in a match against Vader in Munich, Germany in 1994. As Mankind, Foley was a 3-time WWE Champion, but is best known for his epic and brutal battle with The Undertaker in 1998’s ‘Hell in a Cell’ match, during which he was knocked unconscious after falls both off of and through the 16 foot Cell structure. Despite the injury, Foley finished the match – with one of his front teeth lodged in his nose.

Foley’s acting credentials include ’30 Rock’, ‘Warren the Ape’, Now and Again’, ‘G vs E’ and ‘Boy Meets World’ and he was featured in the critically acclaimed documentary ‘Beyond the Mat’ He has done voice work on ‘Squidbillies’ ‘Celebrity Death Match’ and ‘Avatar: the Last Airbender’ and was featured in a 2012 episode of ‘Celebrity Wife Swap’.

Larry is best known as the voice of Lion-O in the original Thundercats as well as Bluegrass in SilverHawks. Larry was born in Pekin, Illinois on August 5th, 1947. He and wife Carol live in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Larry began his career in 1963, at the age of 15, as a Disc Jockey at WIRL radio in Peoria, Illinois. In both 1976 and 1978, Larry was named “Country Music Air Personality of the Year” by BILLBOARD MAGAZINE. From 1973 to 2008, Larry was a member of the cast of “IMUS IN THE MORNING,” heard on over 100 radio stations across America and simulcast on MS/NBC Television. Since 1978, he's provided the voices of COUNT CHOCULA and SONNY, THE COCOA PUFFS BIRD. And he's the voice of Skittles Candy: “Feel the Rainbow, Taste the Rainbow. He was also the announcer for “102.7 The Beat” in the video game Grand Theft Auto IV and K.T.I Radio in the L.A Noire. His most recent work is features in the TV series "Teen Titans Go" as well as the critically acclaimed video game "Red Dead Redemption 2".

Jeremy R. Inman began voice acting in 2000 with his first role as Android 16 in Dragonball Z. Since then Jeremy has voiced many other fan favorites, including such roles as Captain Obi in Fire Force, Magne in My Hero Acedemia, JJ in Yuri on Ice!, Taurus in Fairy Tail, Magellan in One Piece, and countless others.

Along with over 20 years voice acting, Jeremy is also a full time Director with Crunchyroll/Funimation. He’s helmed popular hit shows like Trigun;Stampede, Mushoku Tensei Jobless Reincarnation, Golden Kamuy, Cautious Hero, and many more.

Lindsay Seidel began her professional acting career at the age of 10 when she was hired to be the voice of textbooks used to teach Japanese children English. In the years since then, her voice has been heard on television, radio, video games, and over 150 anime shows. Lindsay is known for voicing a diverse range of anime characters in various shows, including Chainsaw Man (Pochita), My Hero Academia (Nejire Hado), Assassination Classroom (Nagisa), Attack on Titan (Gabi), Spy x Family (Fiona Frost), The Quintessential Quintuplets (Ichika), One Piece (Boa Sandersonia), Tokyo Ghoul (Eto), Danganronpa (Celestia), Black Clover (Vanica), Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (Eris), and many more! She also voices characters in several popular video games, including Smite (Neith) and Paladins (Cassie).

Dallas Reid has been doing this for a bit. Longer than some, not as long as others. They don’t remember the exact figure.

Dallas is known primarily for their role in Black Clover as Asta, the loudest one. A badge of honor, of sorts, considering how loud many of the other characters get.

Some of the other characters they've played include Yamatonokami Yasusada in Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru, Hideki/Rusian in And You Thought There is Never a Girl Online!?, Liqueur in Dragon Ball Super, Juzo and Nirengeki in My Hero Academia, and Zack Foster in the anime adaptation of the hit video game, Angels of Death. They'll see you around the building.

Aaron provides the voices for Kamui Woods in My Hero Academia, Benimaru in Fire Force, Uta in Tokyo Ghoul, Klaus Lunettes in Black Clover, Khai in Dragon Ball Super, Hit in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Soyuz in Dr. Stone, Howard Link in D. Gray-man, Bobbin in One Piece, and Max Galactica in Ace Attorney. Recent roles include Genau in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End,Tetsuo Tosu in My Home Hero, Natori in Natsume's Book of Friends, Tetsuya Hara and Michael Bismarck from the Prince of Tennis series, Edison Liu in Megalo Box, Itaru in A3!, Sola Athin in Back Arrow, Albert in Banished From The Heroes' Party, and Kamei in Millionaire Detective- Balance Unlimited. Nominated for 2014 Breakthrough Voice Actor of the Year and 2018 Voice Actor of the Year by Behind The Voice Actors, Aaron Roberts has provided voices for over 400 anime series, and been featured in video games like Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, Smite, and Paladins. He is also a Crunchyroll ADR director, having recently directed Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Punch! and Date A Live. Since receiving his BFA in Theatre from Southern Methodist University, Aaron has been a celebrated actor for the stage and screen in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and working in all areas of production for over 20 years, and recently guest starred on CW's Walker and Paramount's Bass Reeves.

Meredith McCoy is an American voice actor and singer originally from Dallas, Texas.

She is best known for Android 18 in Dragonball Z, but has also voiced Maria Ross in Fullmetal Alchemist, Launch in DragonBall, Kagura in Fruits Basket, Atsugi in Yu Yu Hakusho and Fujiko in multiple Lupin III movies to name a few.

Meredith is also a singer/ songwriter who has been writing and executive producing compilation albums for the last 10 years. She currently lives in Georgia with her husband and 3 children.

Phil Parsons has had the privilege of voicing characters from some of the most popular series in anime including Nappa from the “Dragon Ball” franchise, Kenny the Ripper from “Attack on Titan”, Leonard Burns from “Fire Force”, Tensei IIda from “My Hero Academia”, Buccaneer from “Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood”, Yomo from “Tokyo Ghoul”, Azazel from “High School DxD”, and many more. He’s also appeared in video games like “Halo Wars” and the “Borderlands” franchise.