Brandon McInnis

Brandon McInnis is an LA-based voice actor, singer, and translator with over 130
roles in anime and video games, and a prolific TikTok account (@branmci: >550k
followers). Notable roles include Gyutaro in Demon Slayer, Sir Nighteye in My Hero
Academia, Finral Roulacase in Black Clover, Yuta in SSSS.Gridman, Milo in Sabikui
Bisco, Astolfo in The Case Study of Vanitas, Kenshiro Daimon in ODDTAXI, Samon
Goku in Nanbaka, Sonosuke Izayoi in Danganronpa 3, Ares in Banished from the
Hero’s Party, Mangod (Hitogami) in Mushoku Tensei, Yūichirō Kurono (Uncle
Reaper) in Fire Force, Xane in Fire Emblem Heroes, Featherlight in World of
Warcraft: Shadowlands, Patrick Phelps in Black Butler, Ganos in Dragon Ball Super,
and many more.

Having collaborated musically with content creators such as AmaLee and Jonathan
Young, he regularly posts both cover songs and originals on YouTube
( http://youtube.com/branmci ) and Spotify ( http://youtube.com/branmci ) including EPs of
music originally from the anime Given and the Kingdom Hearts franchise.
Other notable roles include Iketeru in Life Lessons with Uramichi-Oniisan, Edward of
Westminster in Requiem of the Rose King, Hirano in Sasaki and Miyano, Saku in
ACTORS: Song Connection, Selen in Show By Rock!!, Yuta in Stars Align, Kanata in
Ensemble Stars!, Shu Bi in Back Arrow, Al Lyon in Appare-Ranman!, Leonardo in
The Gymnastics Samurai, Tsubasa (Kashiwagi’s Boyfriend) in Kaguya-sama: Love
is War, Dellinger in One Piece, Makoto Teruhashi in The Disastrous Life of Saiki K,
Count St. Germain in Code: Realize, and Keita Amano in Gamers.

Previously a software engineer, McInnis also holds a degree in Japanese and lived
in Tokyo working as a translator. While he has interpreted for a variety of CEOs,
musicians, and manga artists, one of his most cherished professional experiences
has been to interpret on several occasions for Nobuo Uematsu, the famed Final
Fantasy composer.

McInnis can be found under the handle of @branmci on a variety of platforms
including Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Twitch.