I have fan-dubbed several works, including anime episodes and video games. I want to do voice acting officially in the future and I am very passionate about it. I will do extensive voice acting for my 3D Action Game, War of Champions also coming out late-2025. I dub episodes of anime specifically to do voice work that I did not write to practice for multiple situations. As a voice actor, I want to make sure I have range with both character types and emotions.

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For all dubs I do, except for Yu-Gi-Oh!, I don't portray the characters like the original because the main purpose is for me to practice many characters and performances, not copy a performance. For Yu-Gi-Oh!, I follow the original Japanese version, because the English version is heavily altered. When I voice Ichigo Kurosaki from Bleach, for example, instead of voicing him like the self-doubting and pacifistic person he is, I portrayed him as fierce and direct and not afraid to fight to solve problems. But I do follow the emotion of the scene. If Ichigo is emotionally distraught, I will act emotionally distraught, too, but calculate how to do it using the persona I'm using. A hardened soldier does not cry the same way as an emotional person, or it must be a very harrowing experience for the hardened soldier to cry like an emotional person. As of this writing, I have at least five different character voices in my voice acting portfolio. I can do at least 10 different voices. I only have one long scene where I scene partner with myself so far, but I will add other longer scenes very soon. The voice I utilize for Reiji Akaba from Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V is my regular speaking voice and I experimented with using it because at the moment, I need a character close to my personality to use my regular voice to act with. I also chose Reiji Akaba, because his Japanese voice has similarities with mine.

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The music I use is from the original soundtracks from the works. They are by Shiro Sagisu, Masayoshi Soken, Kotaro Nakagawa and Yoko Shimomura.

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