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Alison Viktorin | |
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| Born | Alison Ruth Retzloff February 1, 1981 |
| Other names | Alison Retzloff |
| Education | California Lutheran University (B.A.)[1] |
| Occupation | Voice actress |
| Years active | 2004-present |
| Agent | Mary Collins Agency |
| Spouse |
Dustin Kayne Viktorin
(m. 2005) |
| Children | 1 son[2] |
Alison Ruth Retzloff Viktorin (born February 1, 1981 in Argyle, Texas) is an American voice actress who has worked with Funimation Entertainment/OkraTron 5000. She has provided voices for a number of English-language versions of Japanese anime shows, her most notable role being Conan Edogawa in the detective series Case Closed. She also does commercials and modeling in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.[3]
Alison is a 2003 graduate of California Lutheran University earning a BA in Drama.[1][3] Alison married Dustin Kayne Viktorin of Euless, Texas on August 27, 2005 in Fredericksburg, Texas.[1]
Anime
| Title | Year | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kiddy Grade | 2004 | Viola | Debut role |
| Case Closed | 2004 | Conan Edogawa | first starring voice role |
| Spiral | 2004 | Little Boy | |
| Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy | 2004 | Bucky | |
| Burst Angel | 2005 | Amy | [4] |
| Lupin the Third: Missed by a Dollar | 2006 | Spirit Guide | |
| Desert Punk | 2006 | Tsumiko | credited as Alison Viktorin from here onwards |
| Negima! | 2006 | Fuka Narutaki, Fumika Narutaki | TV Series 1 |
| Rumbling Hearts | 2006 | Hotaru | |
| Basilisk | 2006 | Takechiyo | TV Ep. 18 |
| Black Cat | 2006 | Adam | |
| Mushishi | 2007 | Maho, Isana | TV series: Eps. 3, 22 |
| School Rumble | 2007 | Haruki Hanai (Child) | TV series: Ep. 13 |
| Itsudatte My Santa! | 2007 | Sharry | |
| Peach Girl | 2007 | Tomiko | |
| Sasami: Magical Girls Club | 2008 | Sasami Iwakura | TV series, title role |
| Negima Spring and Summer Specials | 2008 | Fuka Narutaki, Fumika Narutaki | OVA series |
| Ghost Hunt | 2008 | Kenji | TV Eps. 12-13 |
| Hell Girl | 2008 | Nina | TV Ep. 17 |
| Jyu-Oh-Sei | 2008 | Rai, Thor Klein (Child) | |
| Witchblade | 2008 | Yuki Sasaki | TV Ep. 16 |
| Save Me! Lollipop | 2009 | Zero (Child) | |
| El Cazador de la Bruja | 2009 | Joaquin | TV Ep. 26 |
| Strain: Strategic Armored Infantry | 2009 | Carmichael | |
| One Piece | 2010 | Chabo, Child B | TV Ep. 180 |
| The Tower of Druaga: The Sword of Uruk | 2010 | Acra | |
| Darker than Black: Gemini of the Meteor | 2011 | Suo Pavlichenko | Lead role |
| Heaven's Lost Property | 2011 | Tomoko | Tomoki's female alter ego |
| Summer Wars | 2011 | Shingo Jinnouchi | Feature Film |
| Sgt. Frog | 2011 | Karara | TV Eps. 64-65, 77 |
| Shiki | 2011 | Shizuka Matsuo | |
| A Certain Magical Index | 2012 | Kuroko Shirai | |
| Shakugan no Shana Movie | 2012 | Yukari Hirai | Film |
| A Certain Scientific Railgun | 2013 | Kuroko Shirai | Lead role |
| Haganai | 2013 | Kobato Hasegawa | Kodaka's younger sister |
| Wolf Children | 2013 | Ame (Child) | Feature Film |
| Eureka Seven: AO | 2013 | Liu Ing | |
| Michiko and Hatchin | 2013 | Gabriel Belenbauza Yamada | TV Ep. 1, Hana's Foster Brother |
| Space Dandy | 2014 | QT | Using Auto-Tune |
| One Piece | 2014 | Hoichael |
External links
- Alison Viktorin at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
- Alison Viktorin at IMDb
- Alison Viktorin at the CrystalAcids Anime Voice Actor Database
- Alison Viktorin at The Mary Collins Agency
References
- ^ a b c "Retzloff-Viktorin (wedding announcement)". The Facts. Brazoria County, Texas. 2005-08-21. Retrieved 2011-10-30.
- ^ a b c Barling, Jennifer (March 29, 2011). "Alison Viktorin: Living Out Loud". North Texas Child. Retrieved April 10, 2012.
- ^ a b "Alumni News" (PDF). California Lutheran University Magazine. 16 (1): 33. Summer 2008.
- ^ Johnston, Chris (2005). "City of Angels". Newtype USA. 4 (4): 34–35.