That Anime Show EP 32 with Robert McCollum

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Robert McCollum has been so blessed by the anime gods that he has been directed by BOTH Terri and Tatum in RIN (Kouki Maeno), Romeo X Juliet (Curio). Funimation credits include Baki the Grappler (Baki), Dragon Ball GT (Goten), Yu Yu Hakusho (Sensui), Witchblade (Yusuke Tozawa), Kaze no Stigma (Kazuma), Sengoku Basara (Date Masamune), Suzuka (Yasunobu), Peach Girl (Toji), Samurai 7 (Tessai) and One Piece (Donquixote Doflamingo). Robert was also featured in this year’s movie release of Summer Wars as Yorihiko Jinnouchi.

Other credits include Speed Grapher (Niihari), Sands of Distruction (Toppy), Nabari No O (Yukimi), Initial D: Fourth Stage (Wataru), Birdy the Mighty Decode (Kesiuke Muroto), Chrome Shelled Regios (Savalis), D Gray Man (Suman Dark), Tower of Druaga: Sword of Urik (Uragon), and Strain (Ralph Werec).

Robert is a former marketing director-turned-stage, improv and film actor; commercial voice artist, writer, producer, and director. (Yeah, that’s a lot of jobs. Translation: Rob doesn’t focus well.) For two years, he was seen each weekday as the host of WFAA-TV’s Good Morning Texas, and still serves as producer and contributor. In addition to extensive work on-camera, hundreds of commercials, industrial videos, and games, Rob has been heard as the voice of Church’s Chicken and Taco Bueno. And if you worked at Pier One in the early 2000‘s, Rob’s videos trained you. Lucky, lucky you.

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