Kaiji Tang
Kaiji Tang (pronounced "Kay-jee"; born January 25, 1984) is a Chinese voice actor working primarily in Los Angeles. Biography. Tang graduated from the University of California, Riverside with a degree in theatre. He comes from a theatrical background and moved to Los Angeles in 2007 to do commercial work. He starred in commercials for Garmin GPS and The Discovery Channel. After appearing in a cult-classic movie called "Zombie Strippers" as a zombie, he auditioned for a podcast for a dubbing studio and was eventually hired. Ever since then, he has found success in finding roles for  anime and video game characters. Tang has stated that he never set out to do voice work and it all came later on in his life. Tang enjoys his profession and likes contributing to the video game industry as he compares video games to novels. Tang hosts the YouTube channel "Voices of Gaming". Career. In anime, Tang is known as the voice of Big G from "Doraemon", Satoru Gojo from "Jujutsu Kaisen", Hendrickson from "The Seven Deadly Sins", Guts from "Berserk", Tsumugu Kinagase from "Kill La Kill", Archer from "" and Joe from "Megalo Box". In video games, he is known  for his performances as Wingul from "Tales of Xillia", Fang from "Fairy Fencer F", Yasuhiro Hagakure and Gonta Gokuhara from the "Danganronpa" series, Osamu Dazai from "Bungo Stray Dogs", and Ichiban Kasuga in the "Yakuza" series. He is also known for voicing Owain/Odin in the Fire Emblem series, as well as the titular character in "Detective Pikachu" and voiced Tom Cat in the 2021 film "Tom & Jerry". In August 2021, Tang began voicing Amidamaru in the anime remake of "Shaman King (2021 TV Series)". Personal life. Tang revealed on Twitter in 2021 that he and his family fled his  birth country of China due to their shared opposition of the country's ruling communist party. He married voice actress Marcy Edwards on June 24, 2017. He has a sister named Katherine.