Mona Marshall

Mona Marshall is a seasoned voice actress known for her extensive contributions to animated series, films, and video games, bringing a diverse range of characters to life across various productions. After training in a seminal voice-over class taught by legendary voice actor Daws Butler, Mona Marshall quickly established herself as a versatile talent, known for her ability to bring a diverse range of characters to life across animated series. Her early career saw her contribute to significant productions, notably voicing Mokey Fraggle and Cotterpin Doozer in Jim Henson’s ‘Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series’ in 1987. The same year, she performed various roles for the popular children’s program ‘CBS Storybreak’, showcasing her broad vocal range from the outset.

Demonstrating her versatility across media, Marshall further cemented her presence in the video game industry by voicing Kite in the popular ‘.hack’ video game series from 2003 to 2004. Her work on long-running animated shows continued with her role as Konekomaru Miwa in the ‘Blue Exorcist’ series, a character she has voiced since 2010. In 2014, Marshall took on the titular role of Doraemon for the Bang Zoom! English dub of the ‘Doraemon’ TV series.

Beyond her performance work, Marshall shares her extensive expertise by coaching aspiring voice actors, solidifying her legacy as both a performer and a mentor in the voice acting community.