Brandon McInnis to Be on Otakon 2024 Guest List
Washington, D.C. (March 22, 2024) – Voice actor Brandon McInnis will be a guest at Otakon 2024, according to Otakorp Inc. Best known for voicing roles in "Demon Slayer," "My Hero Academia," and other fan favorites, he's also a singer and translator with over 150 roles in anime and video games.
Other notable roles include 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," 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," Keita Amano in "Gamers!," 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 and Spotify, including EPs of music originally from the anime "Given" and the "Kingdom Hearts" franchise.
Previously a software engineer, McInnis also holds a degree in Japanese and lived in Tokyo working as a translator. Having interpreted for a variety of CEOs, musicians, and manga artists, one of his most cherished professional experiences has been to do so on several occasions for Nobuo Uematsu, the famed "Final Fantasy" composer.
Otakon 2024 will be held from August 2 to August 4 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
ABOUT OTAKON AND OTAKORP, INC.: Now entering its thirtieth year, Otakon is an annual celebration of Japanese and East Asian popular culture, and also one of the largest gatherings of fans in the United States. Otakon celebrates popular culture as a gateway to deeper understanding of Asian culture, and has grown along with the enthusiasm for anime, manga, video games, and music from the Far East. Historically, Otakon has drawn up to 42,000 people for three days each year (for a paid attendance of over 157,000 turnstile attendees). Otakon is a membership-based convention sponsored by Otakorp, Inc., a Pennsylvania-based, 501(c)3 educational non-profit whose mission is to promote the appreciation of Asian culture, primarily through its media and entertainment. Otakorp, Inc. is directed by an all-volunteer, unpaid staff – we are run by fans, for fans.
For more information about Otakorp, Inc., see https://www.otakorp.org/
For more information and the latest news on Otakon 2024, see https://www.Otakon.com/
Other notable roles include 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," 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," Keita Amano in "Gamers!," 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 and Spotify, including EPs of music originally from the anime "Given" and the "Kingdom Hearts" franchise.
Previously a software engineer, McInnis also holds a degree in Japanese and lived in Tokyo working as a translator. Having interpreted for a variety of CEOs, musicians, and manga artists, one of his most cherished professional experiences has been to do so on several occasions for Nobuo Uematsu, the famed "Final Fantasy" composer.
Otakon 2024 will be held from August 2 to August 4 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
ABOUT OTAKON AND OTAKORP, INC.: Now entering its thirtieth year, Otakon is an annual celebration of Japanese and East Asian popular culture, and also one of the largest gatherings of fans in the United States. Otakon celebrates popular culture as a gateway to deeper understanding of Asian culture, and has grown along with the enthusiasm for anime, manga, video games, and music from the Far East. Historically, Otakon has drawn up to 42,000 people for three days each year (for a paid attendance of over 157,000 turnstile attendees). Otakon is a membership-based convention sponsored by Otakorp, Inc., a Pennsylvania-based, 501(c)3 educational non-profit whose mission is to promote the appreciation of Asian culture, primarily through its media and entertainment. Otakorp, Inc. is directed by an all-volunteer, unpaid staff – we are run by fans, for fans.
For more information about Otakorp, Inc., see https://www.otakorp.org/
For more information and the latest news on Otakon 2024, see https://www.Otakon.com/
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