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Amber Hood is an American voice actress in animation and video games.

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Filmography

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Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1999–2002 Oh Yeah! Cartoons Tootie, Cameron 2 episodes[1]
2002 Rugrats Cassie Episode: "Hello Dilly"[1]
2003 Justice League Little Girl Episode: "Comfort and Joy"[1]
2004 Codename: Kids Next Door Jessica Episode: "Operation R.A.B.B.I.T."[1]
2005 Danger Rangers Pauley Episode: "The Great Race"[1]
2009–2012 Special Agent Oso Agent Dotty 19 episodes[1]
2013 Regular Show Huggstables Episode: "Sleep Fighter"[1]
2013–2015 Doc McStuffins Suzie Sunshine 3 episodes[1]
2015 Shimmer and Shine Elf Episode: "Santa's Little Genies"[1]
2017 The Lion Guard Kijana Episode: "Babysitter Bunga"[1]

Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1999 Seasons of Giving Kessie Direct-to-video[1]

Video games

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Year Title Role Notes
1998 Baldur's Gate Alora, Dryad, Nymph, Tenya
2002 Dora the Explorer: Lost City Adventure Pirate Piggies, Bugga Babies [1]
2002 La Pucelle: Tactics Princess Eclair [2]
2003 Lineage II Female Dwarf
2004 Onimusha 3: Demon Siege Ako [1]
2004 Shark Tale Shortie #2, Teen Fish, Groupie Fish [1]
2004 The Polar Express Heather, Juan, Ping [1]
2004 EverQuest II Baker Voleen, Tabby Copperpot, Camis
2005 Psychonauts Little Oly, Rainbow Squity
2005 Ape Escape: On the Loose Natsumi [1]
2006 Ape Escape 3 Natsumi [1]
2006 Nicktoons: Battle for Volcano Island Little Crab [1]
2007 Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure Parin [1]
2007 Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots Minion [1]
2008 De Blob Arty, Raydians [1]
2009 Free Realms Pixie [3]
2009 Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time Fongoid Child
2010 Valkyria Chronicles II Aliasse [1]
2012 Final Fantasy XIII-2 Paddra Nsu-Yeul [1]
2014 Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII Paddra Nsu-Yeul [1]
2015 Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. Dorothy Gale [1]
2015 Heroes of the Storm Brightwing
2017 Fire Emblem Heroes Nyx [4]
2019 Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Kuro, Divine Child [1]
2021 Psychonauts 2 Mirtala Aquato, Nurse Bell, Moth, Pinky Worm [1]
2024 Batman: Arkham Shadow Andrea Beaumont [1]
2025 Arknights: Endfield Last Rite In-game credits

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Amber Hood (born July 15, 1970) is an American voice specializing in , video games, and children's media, renowned for her youthful, whimsical character voices. Based in , Hood began her career in the late 1990s, providing voices for a wide range of projects including animated television series like The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, , , , , and . She gained prominence in children's programming through her role as Special Agent Dotty in Disney Junior's (2009–2012) and as Susie Sunshine in (2012–2020), both of which highlight her warm, engaging delivery for young audiences. In video games, Hood has contributed to notable titles such as (2012), Batman: Arkham Shadow (2024), (2004), (2004), (1999–2000), and (1998–2000), often voicing supporting or ensemble characters. Beyond voice acting, she serves as the voice of "Sis" in Fisher-Price's Laugh & Learn toy line, webisodes, and apps since 2012, and is the creator and executive producer of World of Liberty, an interactive children's storybook app series promoting themes of kindness and adventure.

Early life and education

Childhood and family

Amber Hood was born on July 15, 1970, in , , . Details about her family background remain limited in public records, with no widely available information on her parents or siblings. Her grandfather served in . She grew up in , enjoying a sunny beach lifestyle and viewing visits to as special treats during childhood.

Academic background

Amber Hood earned a in and from . After her university studies, she lived in , initially confident in pursuing a career in . Ultimately, Hood experienced a personal epiphany regarding her lack of passion for the legal field, prompting her to shift her focus toward creative endeavors and relocate to instead.

Professional career

Beginnings in voice acting

After earning a degree in and , Amber Hood relocated from to in the late to pursue opportunities in the entertainment industry, forgoing a planned career in law. This move marked her transition into , where she began securing minor roles in and video games. Hood made her professional debut in 1998, voicing the character Alora, along with additional roles such as Dryad, Nymph, and Tenya, in the Baldur's Gate. In 1999, she provided the voice for Tootie in the animated short "The Fairly OddParents: The Fairy Flu," part of the anthology series Oh Yeah! Cartoons. In 1999, Hood voiced the young bluebird Kessie in the direct-to-video animated film : Seasons of Giving. As she established herself as a newcomer, she continued with supporting and additional voice work, including the role of Jessica in an episode of the Cartoon Network series Codename: Kids Next Door in 2004.

Roles in animation and television

Amber Hood's breakthrough role came as the original voice of Tootie, the bespectacled younger sister with an obsessive crush on protagonist Timmy Turner, in the 1999 Oh Yeah! Cartoons short "The Fairy Flu!," the pilot segment for The Fairly OddParents, before the character was recast with Grey DeLisle for the main series. This performance showcased Hood's ability to deliver a high-pitched, youthful voice that captured Tootie's awkward enthusiasm and emotional depth, helping establish her niche in child-centric animation. The role contributed to the show's early success by fleshing out supporting characters in its whimsical world of fairy godparents and magical mishaps, influencing Hood's career trajectory toward versatile young female leads. In 2009, Hood took on the lead supporting role of Special Agent Dotty, the intelligent and resourceful training officer, in Disney Junior's , appearing across 19 episodes through 2012. As a yellow paw pilot who guides the teddy bear Oso through problem-solving missions, Dotty's character emphasized and step-by-step learning, aligning with the series' educational aim to teach preschoolers everyday skills like tying shoes or baking cookies. Hood's warm, encouraging delivery enhanced Dotty's mentor-like presence, making the show a staple for interactive learning and earning praise for its positive impact on young viewers' confidence in tasks. Hood later voiced Suzie Sunshine, a cheerful dealing with tantrums due to a loose stuffing, in three episodes of from 2012 to 2015. Debuting in "Tea Party Tantrum," Suzie's arc highlighted themes of emotional regulation and repair, mirroring the series' integration of toy play with lessons on health and empathy as young Doc McStuffins diagnoses and fixes her toys. This role underscored Hood's skill in portraying relatable childlike vulnerabilities, contributing to the show's role in promoting STEM concepts for girls through engaging narratives. Hood demonstrated her versatility in children's programming through additional voices, such as Carla, a recurring friend in , where she supported the monkey's adventurous curiosity with grounded, supportive dialogue across multiple episodes from 2020 to 2022. In , she provided the voice for Monkey in the 2019 episode "The Flying Lion," adding playful energy to STEM-focused races and inventions. Similarly, as the cunning Kijana in 's 2017 episode "Babysitter Bunga," Hood brought a sly, youthful menace that enriched the Pride Lands' protection stories, further highlighting her range in ensemble casts for animated tales aimed at teaching values like bravery and friendship.

Voice work in video games

Amber Hood has contributed to over 20 titles throughout her career, with a notable focus on roles in the that showcased her versatility in fantasy and action genres. Her voice work often brings emotional depth and youthful energy to characters, enhancing player immersion in narrative-driven experiences where dialogue and performance influence gameplay decisions and emotional engagement. One of her prominent early roles was as Paddra Nsu-Yeul in (2011), where she voiced the enigmatic seeress from the Farseer tribe, a young oracle burdened with visions of possible futures that drive the game's time-traveling plot and themes of fate. Nsu-Yeul's mystical presence, tied to her companion Caius Ballad and the protagonist Noel Kreiss, adds layers of tragedy and prophecy to the storyline, with Hood's delivery capturing the character's ethereal calm and underlying sorrow. In 2019, Hood provided voices for both Kuro, the Divine Heir, and the Divine Child of Rejuvenation in , a emphasizing themes of mortality and loyalty. Kuro, a noble boy central to the Wolf's protective quest, relies on Hood's soft, vulnerable tone to convey innocence amid peril, while the Divine Child's serene, compassionate lines during key interactions—such as offering symbolic rice—deepen the emotional stakes of the narrative's exploration of immortality's curse. Her dual performance highlights the introspective humanity in FromSoftware's typically stoic storytelling, fostering player attachment through subtle vocal nuances. Hood's range extends to other key titles, such as voicing , the enigmatic dark mage in (2015), whose mysterious backstory and spellcasting lines contribute to the game's branching fantasy narratives and tactical battles. She also lent her voice to additional characters in action-oriented series like the franchise, including Aliasse in (2010), blending youthful determination with strategic dialogue that supports squad-based warfare mechanics. These roles underscore her ability to adapt across immersive worlds, where elevates by making fantastical elements feel intimately personal.

Other media and projects

Beyond her primary roles in and video games, Amber Hood has contributed voice work to toys and , including voicing Sis and the in the Laugh & Learn educational toy series, which teaches children basic skills through playful interactions. Hood has also provided voices for commercials, leveraging her versatile youthful characters for television and radio advertisements, as noted in her professional representation. In live-action , she supplied the voice for the ghostly character Zelda in the 1992 film Pet Sematary II. As an entrepreneur, Hood founded World of Liberty LLC, where she serves as managing member and , focusing on creating interactive content for children. Through this company, she authored and produced a series of educational storybook apps, such as World of Liberty Adventure 1: It's Raining Pumpkins in (2014), which follows young protagonists exploring American history and in an engaging, interactive format available on platforms. Subsequent installments, including Adventure 2: Chicago's Green River Leads to the Emerald Isle and Adventure 3: Paintings, Planes, and Pioneers, continue this theme, emphasizing wonder and historical connections while raising funds for charities like the USO and No Kid Hungry.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Amber Hood resides in , , where she maintains her professional and personal base. Public information regarding her adult family dynamics and relationships is limited, with no confirmed details on , partnerships, or children available as of 2025.

Interests and later activities

Hood's personal interests include a deep fascination with history, particularly American history and , sparked by family stories from her grandfather who served in the war and discussions with her mother about its global impact. She has long enjoyed reading books, exploring faraway places such as , , New York, and , and pondering the lives and cultures of people around the world, a curiosity that traces back to her childhood wonder. Additionally, Hood is a lifelong fan of the Chicago Cubs baseball team and cherishes memories of visiting as special family treats during her youth. Beyond her voice acting career, Hood has pursued creative endeavors as a and , creating the children's storybook app series World of Liberty. In this project, she authors interactive stories featuring the character Liberty Lane and her companions on adventures that highlight "country connections" and educational themes drawn from and global cultures, aiming to inspire young audiences to appreciate their heritage and the wider world. Representative titles include It's Raining Pumpkins in !, which she wrote and developed, illustrated by Eddie Mort and narrated in her distinctive voice. As , she oversees the series' production through her company, World of Liberty LLC. Hood also dedicates time to , channeling proceeds from World of Liberty and related projects to support various causes. These include the USO and for veterans, Tiny Superheroes for children with medical needs, the ASPCA for animal welfare, and No Kid Hungry to combat child hunger.

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