Brandon Hunt

Brandon Hunt brings more than a decade of stage and improv experience - from the US to Japan to Hong Kong to a career built primarily in video games, animation, and ADR. His 150-game milestone reflects a pace few performers match. Best known for Grimtorok and Braton in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, Yu Qi Wei in Kingdom, and roles in Genshin Impact, he also works as a voice and casting director for video game productions.

Brandon Hunt’s Path from Stage to Game Booth

Before the microphone became his primary instrument, Brandon Hunt spent over a decade honing his craft on stages across three continents. His acting roots stretch through live theatre and improv in the US, Japan, and Hong Kong – a global foundation that fed directly into the precision and adaptability he now brings to voice work. That theatrical grounding, paired with seven years of experience as an audio engineer, gave Hunt a technical fluency behind the glass that most performers spend years chasing. Based in Los Angeles and repped by Osbrink Agency, he made his professional voice acting push beginning in 2018 and has not slowed down since.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment and the Nintendo Credit

Landing a role inside the Legend of Zelda universe is a milestone in any voice actor’s career, and Hunt secured two. In Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment (2025), he voices both the imposing villain Grimtorok and the character Braton – a dual credit that marked his entry into one of gaming’s most beloved franchises. The booking placed him in the Nintendo client column alongside a roster of major industry names, and he has described the moment publicly as surreal. It also capped a remarkable run: by the time Age of Imprisonment released, Hunt had already logged his 150th video game recording session.

Kingdom, Genshin Impact, and the Anime-Adjacent Game Lane

Hunt’s anime credentials come through his work with NYAV Post on Kingdom, the long-running historical anime adaptation, where he voices Yu Qi Wei and additional roles. His Genshin Impact credits with MiHoYo further anchor him in the gacha and action RPG space – one of the most competitive sectors in English-language game dubbing. The reach of those two titles alone puts his work in front of tens of millions of players globally. His Twitter bio – listing Genshin Impact and Kingdom Anime alongside Hyrule Warriors and Path to Nowhere – gives a quick read on how Hunt himself frames his career highlight reel.

A Roster Built on Range: Additional Credits and Industry Footprint

Beyond his flagship credits, Hunt’s client list includes EA Sports (UFC 6), Crunchyroll, Nexon (Mecha Break), Pearl Abyss (Crimson Desert), Mattel, Magnolia Pictures, and Disney Parks. He also voices characters in Path to Nowhere and Fallen Tear, rounding out a catalog that spans gritty action games, mobile RPGs, and family entertainment. On the production side, Hunt doubles as a voice and casting director for video game projects and works as a freelance writer – roles that deepen his industry presence beyond performance. His broadcast-quality home studio, anchored by a Neumann TLM 103 and UA Apollo Solo in a WhisperRoom isolation booth, supports same-day turnarounds and ADR sessions, making him a reliable hire for time-sensitive projects.