Mona Marshall

Mona Marshall, born on August 31, 1947, in Los Angeles, California, embarked on her career with a background in theatre. Her entry into voice acting came through a voice-over class taught by Daws Butler, known for voicing Yogi Bear. This turning point led her to a prolific career spanning decades, becoming particularly recognized for her ability to voice young male characters in both American and Japanese animation. Her early work includes contributions to ‘Fraggle Rock: The Animated Series’ in 1987, where she voiced Mokey Fraggle and Cotterpin Doozer, and ‘CBS Storybreak’ in the same year, performing various roles.

Marshall’s career progressed significantly with her involvement in prominent animated series. She became known for her roles in the ‘Digimon Adventure’ series from 1999 to 2001, voicing Izzy Izumi. A pivotal role also began in 1999 when she took on several female characters in Comedy Central’s ‘South Park,’ notably Sheila Broflovski and Linda Stotch, after the passing of original voice actress Mary Kay Bergman. She has continued these roles through 2025. Her work expanded into video games, including ‘Brave Fencer Musashi’ in 1998, where she voiced Musashi, and the popular video game series ‘.hack’ from 2003-2004 as Kite. She also voiced Doraemon in the Bang Zoom! English dub of the ‘Doraemon’ TV series starting in 2014.

Throughout her career, Marshall has demonstrated versatility across various genres, from long-running animated shows to major animated films and video games. Her film credits include additional voices in ‘Monsters, Inc.’ and ‘Spirited Away,’ both in 2001, and ‘Frozen’ in 2013, as well as distinct roles like Shuichi’s Mother in ‘Uzumaki’ in 2024. She has also coached others in voice acting, sharing her expertise. Her consistent work across different media platforms underscores her lasting presence in the voice acting industry.