Elizabeth Maxwell

ELIZABETH MAXWELL is an accomplished actress, award-winning voice over artist, and life-long lover of all things geek.


She made her debut in the dubbing world on the runaway hit anime series Attack on Titan (Ymir) and soon after took on the most recent incarnation of The Major in Ghost in the Shell: Arise (Motoko Kusanagi). Other popular anime titles include Dragon Ball Super (Caulifla/Kefla), My Hero Academia (Midnight), Noragami (Bishamon), Fruits Basket (Arisa Uotani), and Overlord (Albedo).

Elizabeth has also lent her voice to a number of Rooster Teeth’s most popular 2D shows, such as RWBY (Winter Schnee), Camp Camp (Nikki), Nomad of Nowhere (Skout), and Red vs. Blue (Agent Ohio).


She has also worked extensively in games, most recently in Nintendo’s highly lauded The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Urbosa/Riju). Other notable titles include Atlus’s Persona 5 (Sae Niijima), Avalanche’s Just Cause 4 (Mira Morales), Square Enix’s The Secret of Mana (Scorpion Boss), Bandai Namco’s Tales of Berseria (Grimoire) and Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (Caulifla/Kefla), Warner Bros.’s LEGO Marvel’s Avengers (Jane Foster/Thor), Gearbox’s Battleborn (Phoebe), and Capcom’s Street Fighter V (Juli).


You can find Elizabeth’s voice AND face on such TV shows as Criminal Minds, From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, and Lost Tapes, and in the big screen psychological thriller A Perfect Getaway. She is also a regular fixture in the indie and genre film worlds, with starring roles in such films as Virgin Cheerleaders in Chains, Little Woods, and the critically acclaimed, award-winning web series Star Trek Continues.


When she's not behind a camera or mic, Elizabeth enjoys super hero training (aka kickboxing and stunt fighting), watching John Carpenter and Miyazaki movies, reading fantasy novels, playing RRGs, and planning for the zombie apocalypse.



For a full list of credits, visit www.imdb.me/elizabethmaxwell. More info can be found at www.aboutelizabethmaxwell.com.

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