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Jill Harris is an American voice actress. She has been voice acting professionally since 2015 and received her first lead role with Naho Takamiya in Orange. Some of her other roles include Aura Bella Flora in Overlord, Fuuka Akitsuki in Fuuka, Noelle Silva in Black Clover, Mayaka Ibara in Hyouka, Shino "Mandalay" Sosaki in My Hero Academia, and Charlie Morningstar in the pilot episode of Hazbin Hotel. Harris is also the English dub voice of Kana Ichinose's characters such as Suletta Mercury in Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury, Fern in Frieren, Nino Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets, Yuzuriha in Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku, Izumi Yasaka in Psycho-Pass: Sinners of the System, Sayu Ogiwara in Higehiro, Marlya Noel in Fairy Gone and Asuka Kurashina in Aokana - Four Rhythms Across the Blue.

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Personal life

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Harris became engaged with voice actor Dallas Reid in 2019 and married them later that year.[2][4]

On November 22, 2023, at Anime Weekend Atlanta, she revealed she identifies as queer.[5]

On October 4, 2025, she announced she and Reid were getting divorced.[6]

Filmography

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Anime

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List of voice performances in anime
Year Title Role Notes Source
2016 Assassination Classroom Sakura Kiyashiki Season 2 [7]
Divine Gate Shakespeare [7]
Dagashi Kashi Ono [7]
Fairy Tail Lamy [8]
Aokana: Four Rhythm Across the Blue Asuka Kurashina [2]
Planetarian Yumemi Hoshino [9]
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. Chiyo Yumehara Funimation Dub, Season 1 only [9]
Orange Naho Takamiya First major role [10]
Three Leaves, Three Colors Sakura Usuda [1]
Regalia: The Three Sacred Stars Tia Kleis/Aurea Tisis [11]
Overlord Aura Bella Flora [12]
Castle Town Dandelion Hana Sato [13]
Izetta: The Last Witch Lotte [14]
2017 Fuuka Fuuka Akitsuki [15]
Luck & Logic Shiori [16]
The Royal Tutor Licht von Glanzreich (young) [1]
18if Natsuki Kamikawa [17]
WorldEnd Lakhesh [18]
Ace Attorney Phoenix Wright (young) [19]
Sakura Quest Erika Suzuki [18]
Kado: The Right Answer Yukika Shindō [20]
Brave Witches Edytha Rossmann [21]
Alice & Zoroku Chen [1]
KanColle: Kantai Collection Mochizuki [22]
Samurai Warriors Suzu [1]
New Game! Hifumi Takimoto [1]
Hyouka Mayaka Ibara [23]
2017–21 Restaurant to Another World Aletta [1]
Black Clover Noelle Silva [2]
2017–23 In Another World with My Smartphone Linze Silhoueska [24]
2017 Future Diary: Redial Mao Nonosaka [1]
King's Game The Animation Nami Hirano [25]
Code: Realize − Guardian of Rebirth Cardia Beckford [25]
2017–24 The Ancient Magus' Bride Philomela Sargant, Ally (ep 4), Additional Voices [26][1]
2018 Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Chiharu Mihara [27]
Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody Lulu [28]
Tokyo Ghoul:re Hairu Ihei [1]
2018–24 My Hero Academia Mandalay [29]
2018 Kakuriyo: Bed and Breakfast for Spirits Ōgon Dōji [30]
Hanebado! Riko Izumi [30]
SSSS.Gridman Rikka Takarada [2]
2019 Magical Girl Spec-Ops Asuka Lau Peipei/Shantoulon Peipei [31]
Boogiepop and Others Kei Niitoki 7 episodes [7]
The Quintessential Quintuplets Nino Nakano [2]
Fairy Gone Marlya Noel [2]
Isekai Quartet Aura Bella Flora [1]
Kono Oto Tomare! Sounds of Life Uta Suzumori [1]
Stand My Heroes Rei Izumi [32]
Fruits Basket (2019) Satomi (ep12), Additional Voices, Tohru and Kyo's Granddaughter (ep63) Seasons 1, 3 [33]
2020 Plunderer Saki Ichinose [7]
The Gymnastics Samurai Rei Aragaki [34]
Golden Kamuy Beniko Season 3 [7]
2021 Wonder Egg Priority Minami [35]
Shachibato! President, It's Time for Battle! Yutoria [36]
Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club Shizuku Osaka [37]
Sonny Boy Kodama [38]
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 2 Luminous Valentine
2022 One Piece Charlotte Pudding [39]
Heroines Run the Show Hina Assistant ADR Director [40]
Aharen-san Is Indecipherable Futaba [41]
The Slime Diaries: That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Gobchi [42]
Higehiro: After Being Rejected, I Shaved and Took in a High School Runaway Sayu Ogiwara [43]
Sing "Yesterday" for Me Haru Nonaka [44]
2022–present Natsume's Book of Friends Hiiragi [45]
2023 Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury Suletta Mercury [46]
Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku Yuzuriha [47]
Sacrificial Princess and the King of Beasts Maria 2 episodes [48]
Reign of the Seven Spellblades Katie [49]
2023–present Frieren Fern [50]
2023 Shy Lady Black [1]
I'm in Love with the Villainess Lilly Lilium [1]
The Apothecary Diaries Servant Girl [1]
2024 Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable! Rena Natsukawa [51]
Re:Monster Gobue [52]
Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Maria "Masha" Mikhailovna Kujou [53]
Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? Saki [54]
Nina the Starry Bride Nina [55]
That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 Luminous Valentine
2025 I May Be a Guild Receptionist, But I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time Alina [56]
Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister Karen [57]
2026 Takopi's Original Sin Marina [58]

Films

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List of voice performances in films
Year Title Role Notes Source
2016 One Piece Film: Gold Rich [1]
2022 The Quintessential Quintuplets Movie Nino Nakano [59]
2023 Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King Noelle Silva [1]
2024 Spy × Family Code: White Waitress [1]

Video games

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List of voice performances in video games
Year Title Role Notes Source
2016 Battleborn Alani [1]
2016 Battlerite Poloma [7][60]
2018 Smite Fabled Artio, Sugar Plum Willo, Persephone Cute Cultivator [7]
2019 Borderlands 3 Killavolt Fangirls, Lana, Pandora Female [1]
2021 Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation 2 Mia Brinkmann In-game credits

Animation

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List of voice performances in animation
Year Title Role Notes Source
2019 Hazbin Hotel Charlotte "Charlie" Morningstar Lead role, pilot only [7]
2025 To Be Hero X Lucky Cyan [61]

Web

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List of voice performances in web series
Year Title Role Notes Source
2013-present Starter Squad Sgt. Caterpie, Caterpies, May Credits,[62]

References

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Jill Harris

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Jill Harris is an American voice actress specializing in and animation, best known for her roles as in Black Clover and Charlie Morningstar in Hazbin Hotel. Born on July 3, 1994, in , Harris relocated to the Dallas-Fort Worth area at age 20 to pursue , where she began working professionally in 2015 with Entertainment, now part of . Her early breakthrough came with lead roles such as Naho Takamiya in Orange and Hifumi Takimoto in New Game!, establishing her as a prominent talent in the English industry. Harris's career has encompassed a wide range of characters across popular series, including Nino Nakano in , Fern in , Suletta Mercury in Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, and Alina Clover in I May Be a Guild , but I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time. She received a nomination for the Behind The Voice Actors Award in 2018 for Best Female Vocal Performance in an Television Series/OVA in a Supporting Role. In addition to , her voice work extends to original animations like , where she originated the role of the optimistic demon princess Charlie, contributing to the project's . Harris identifies as queer and uses she/her pronouns, often highlighting her passion for diverse and empowering characters in interviews and conventions.

Early life

Childhood and family background

Jill Harris was born on July 3, 1994, in . As a teenager growing up in , she developed an early interest in , beginning her work in the field at the age of 15 by recording projects in her home studio after school. Little is publicly known about her family background.

Initial interest in voice acting

Harris's initial interest in voice acting stemmed from her childhood experiences as a shy and awkward young girl navigating frequent relocations due to her family's military background. These moves, common in military families, often left her feeling isolated, but anime became a comforting escape and a way to cope with the stresses of high school. Her love for anime dubs sparked an early fascination with the voices behind the characters, leading her to explore acting as a means of expression and connection. This passion deepened through involvement in church plays, where she first discovered the joy of performing and using her voice to embody different personas. Encouraged by a cousin who was already working as a professional voice actress in Nashville, Harris received initial guidance and tips on the craft, which further fueled her enthusiasm. By middle and high school, she participated in theater classes—initially required but soon embraced—and joined community and children's theater productions, honing her skills in live performance before transitioning to voice work. A pivotal moment came around age 17 when Harris purchased a $100 USB to audition for independent video games and audiobooks, marking her first deliberate steps into from her home studio after school. Her fandom for , combined with these early theatrical experiences, laid the foundation for her career, transforming a personal hobby into a professional pursuit. Inspiration from industry figures, such as voice actor encountered at a Comic-Con panel, reinforced her determination to pursue seriously.

Education and training

Formal education

Harris grew up in Clarksville, Tennessee, where she attended local schools during her formative years. Specific details about her high school or any higher education remain undocumented in public records. By age 20, Harris had relocated to the Dallas-Fort Worth area to advance her career, suggesting she completed her secondary education prior to this transition. No information is available regarding attendance at a university or pursuit of a college degree, as her trajectory shifted early toward full-time voice work.

Voice acting training

Jill Harris developed her voice acting skills primarily through self-directed practice without formal instruction. At age 20, Harris relocated to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, a hub for , to access professional facilities and networks. This move led to her affiliation with (now ) and her first professional roles.

Career

Early professional work

Harris began her professional voice acting career in 2015, shortly after relocating from to the Dallas-Fort Worth area at age 20 to access opportunities in the anime dubbing industry, particularly with Entertainment. Prior to this move, she had honed her skills by recording voice overs in a home studio starting at age 15, building a foundation in character performance through self-directed practice. Her entry into professional work was marked by contributing additional voices to several high-profile dubs produced by . Among her initial credited roles were additional voices in Attack on Titan (Season 2, 2015), where she supported ensemble casts in these popular series without named characters. These early contributions allowed her to gain experience in studio recording and collaboration within the fast-paced environment of anime localization. In 2016, Harris secured her first named role as Lamy, a minor antagonist in the Tartaros arc of Fairy Tail, marking a step toward more prominent parts. That same year, she achieved her breakthrough into lead roles by voicing Naho Takamiya, the protagonist of the romantic drama Orange, a performance that showcased her ability to convey emotional depth and vulnerability in a central character. This role, dubbed by , highlighted her growing versatility and helped establish her presence in the industry.

Breakthrough and notable roles

Harris's breakthrough came in 2016 when she landed her first lead role as Naho Takamiya in the English dub of the series Orange, marking a significant step in her professional career after starting in the previous year. This role showcased her ability to handle emotionally complex characters dealing with themes of regret and , earning praise for her nuanced performance in a story adapted from the popular by . Following Orange, Harris gained wider recognition with her portrayal of Noelle Silva in Black Clover (2017–2021), a major supporting character in the long-running shōnen series produced by Pierrot. Noelle, a noble mage struggling with self-doubt and her water magic abilities, became one of Harris's most iconic roles, spanning over 170 episodes and a , Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King (2023), where the dub topped Netflix charts upon release. Her work on Black Clover highlighted her versatility in action-oriented anime, contributing to the series' popularity on platforms like Crunchyroll and Adult Swim's Toonami block. Other notable roles include Nino Nakano, one of the quintuplet sisters in (2019–2021), where she voiced the second-year student in the , adding depth to dynamics across two seasons and . In 2019, Harris voiced Charlie Morningstar in the pilot episode of , the optimistic demon princess attempting to redeem sinners in Hell; this independent animation project, created by , exploded in popularity and led to a full series in 2024, solidifying her presence in Western animation. She also took on lead roles like Aura Bella Fiora, the dark elf princess in (2018–ongoing), and Fuuka Akitsuki, the aspiring musician in Fuuka (2017), both demonstrating her range in fantasy and slice-of-life genres. More recently, Harris has continued to secure prominent parts, including Suletta Mercury, the of Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury (2022–2023), a series that revitalized the franchise with its focus on corporate intrigue and LGBTQ+ themes, and Fern, the stoic disciple in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (2023–ongoing), a critically acclaimed fantasy about an elf mage's reflections on mortality. These performances have further established her as a go-to voice for strong, introspective female leads in high-profile dubs.

Recent projects and affiliations

In 2024 and 2025, Jill Harris has taken on several prominent roles in English dubs of series, showcasing her versatility in portraying young female leads and supporting characters. Notable among these is her performance as Karen Matsugazaki in Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister, a adaptation that explores family dynamics and relationships. She also voiced Gob E, a character, in the action-fantasy series Re:Monster, which follows a protagonist's and rise in a monster-filled world. Additionally, Harris lent her voice to Saki in Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?, a sci-fi narrative centered on memory and alternate realities. These roles highlight her continued involvement in genre-diverse projects, often emphasizing emotional depth and action-oriented dialogue. Harris's 2025 contributions further demonstrate her active presence in the industry. She voices Noriko in With You and the Rain, a drama series delving into themes of loss and connection during Japan's rainy season. In To Be Hero X, an animated web series blending superhero elements with humor, she portrays Lucky Cyan, contributing to its ensemble cast. Other key roles include Koyomi Mishima in the second season of My Dress-Up Darling, where she supports the story of cosplay and personal growth, and Hotaru Katsuragi in Cultural Exchange with a Game Centre Girl, a slice-of-life tale involving international friendships and gaming culture. She also voices Priscilla Grant in Anne Shirley, an adaptation of the classic Anne of Green Gables story, bringing a fresh interpretation to the period drama. These performances underscore Harris's range across drama, comedy, and fantasy genres. In addition to acting, Harris has expanded into voice directing, with credits on several anime titles as of 2025. Regarding affiliations, Harris is primarily associated with , the streaming service that acquired in 2022 and continues to produce English for titles. Based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, she records for 's dubbing efforts, including many of her recent projects, while also freelancing for indie games and other media. This affiliation has enabled her to collaborate on high-profile releases distributed globally through the platform.

Personal life

Identity and relationships

Jill Harris identifies as and uses she/her pronouns. Harris was engaged to fellow voice actor in April 2019, with the couple announcing the news publicly at that time. The two married following their engagement and remained together for several years. On October 5, 2025, Harris announced that she and Reid had amicably divorced, emphasizing that they would remain friends and continue collaborating professionally, including at conventions.

Activism and interests

Harris maintains a deep passion for , having entered the field as a teenager inspired by her . She began recording fan dubs and school projects at age 15 in a home studio, which ignited her professional career with in 2015. This enthusiasm for the medium continues to drive her involvement in conventions, where she engages with fans through panels on techniques and industry insights. As an openly actor, Harris contributes to LGBTQ+ representation in animation by voicing characters with queer undertones, including Charlie Morningstar in and Suletta Mercury in . Her public identification as queer, shared in interviews and professional bios, supports broader visibility for queer voices in the entertainment industry.

Filmography

Anime roles

Jill Harris has built a prolific career in English-dubbed , voicing over 100 characters across television series, films, and OVAs since her debut in the mid-2010s. Her roles often feature strong-willed, youthful female protagonists or supporting figures in genres like shōnen action, fantasy, and romantic comedies, showcasing her versatile range from personalities to more nuanced emotional performances. One of her breakthrough performances came as in Black Clover (2017–2021), where she portrayed the insecure yet determined royal mage who grows into a key member of the Black Bulls squad, contributing to the series' themes of perseverance and self-discovery. This role, spanning over 150 episodes, established Harris as a go-to voice for empowered young women in long-form shōnen narratives. Harris has also excelled in ensemble casts of popular franchises. In the isekai series (2015–2022), she voiced Aura Bella Fiora, the loyal dark elf guardian with a tomboyish demeanor and fierce combat skills, appearing across multiple seasons and spin-offs like . Similarly, as Nino Nakano in (2019–2022, including the 2022 film), Harris captured the fiery, protective second quintuplet sister's evolving romance and sibling dynamics in this comedy. In and fantasy genres, notable contributions include Suletta Mercury, the shy but resilient protagonist of : The Witch from Mercury (2022–2023), whose arc explores identity and corporate intrigue in a setting, and , the stoic apprentice mage in the critically acclaimed (2023–), emphasizing quiet introspection and magical mentorship. Harris also provided the voice for , the pro-hero leader in (2018–2023), delivering authoritative lines during high-stakes battles against villains. Her work extends to supporting roles that add depth to ensemble stories, such as Hairu Ihei, the enthusiastic investigator in :re (2018), and Linze Silhoueska, the shy mage in In Another World With My Smartphone (2017, 2023). More recently, in 2024–2025 projects, Harris voiced characters like Maria Mikhailovna Kujou in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, Rena Natsukawa in , Karen Matsugazaki in Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister, Gob E in Re:Monster, Saki in Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?, Lucky Cyan in To Be Hero X, Priscilla Grant in , and Hotaru Katsuragi in Cultural Exchange with a Game Centre Girl, continuing her involvement in romantic and slice-of-life . The following table highlights selected anime roles, focusing on her most impactful and recurring performances:
Year(s)TitleCharacterNotes
2017–2021Main supporting; over 150 episodes, including 2023 film Sword of the Wizard King
2015–2022Aura Bella FioraRecurring; dark elf guardian in fantasy
2019–2022Nino NakanoMain; quintuplet in , including film
2022–2023: The Witch from MercurySuletta MercuryProtagonist; drama lead
2023–FernMain supporting; elf mage's apprentice in fantasy adventure
2018–2023MandalayRecurring; pro-hero in superhero action
2017, 2023In Another World With My SmartphoneLinze SilhoueskaSupporting; mage in harem
2018:reHairu IheiSupporting; ghoul investigator
2016–2017New Game!Hifumi TakimotoMain supporting; shy game developer in slice-of-life comedy
2024Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in RussianMaria Mikhailovna KujouSupporting;
2024Rena NatsukawaSupporting; slice-of-life comedy
2024Tying the Knot with an Amagami SisterKaren MatsugazakiSupporting;
2024Re:MonsterGob ESupporting; fantasy
2024Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World?SakiSupporting; adventure
2025To Be Hero XLucky CyanSupporting; superhero action
2025Priscilla GrantSupporting; drama
2025Cultural Exchange with a Game Centre GirlHotaru KatsuragiSupporting; slice-of-life

Video game roles

Jill Harris entered the voice acting scene early in her career, debuting with the role of Myrth in the 2012 visual novel-style RPG Loren the Amazon Princess, marking one of her initial forays into . She followed this with supporting parts in indie titles, including Cosette in the 2014 space opera visual novel and Marina Hale in the 2016 yuri visual novel Highway Blossoms, showcasing her versatility in narrative-driven games. Harris's profile rose with appearances in higher-budget productions, voicing Alani, a support hero with hydrokinetic abilities, in the 2016 multiplayer Battleborn. In 2018, she reprised her role as for the multiplayer action game : Quartet Knights, bridging her and gaming work. The following year, she contributed multiple minor voices to the looter-shooter , including Lana, a bandit character, highlighting her adaptability to ensemble casts in AAA franchises. More prominent roles came in the 2020s, beginning with Bernadetta von Varley, a reclusive archer known for her anxious personality, in the 2019 tactical RPG : Three Houses, a critically acclaimed entry in Nintendo's long-running series. She reprised the character in the 2022 spin-off Warriors: Three Hopes, expanding on Bernadetta's arc in a musou-style action format. These roles demonstrate Harris's range across genres, from tactical strategy and action to fighting and adventure games, often emphasizing characters with complex emotional depths or dynamic personalities.

Other media roles

Harris has provided voices for several web-based animated projects and pilots outside of traditional anime and video game productions. In the 2019 pilot episode of Hazbin Hotel, an adult animated musical series created by Vivienne Medrano, she voiced the lead character Charlie Morningstar, the optimistic princess of Hell who attempts to rehabilitate demons through her hotel. This role marked one of her early forays into Western animation, showcasing her versatility in portraying enthusiastic and determined personalities. Earlier in her career, Harris contributed to independent web animations. She voiced Amanda Wales in the 2015 short film Prince Adventures: Anointed, a fantasy adventure directed by L.B. Jr. featuring anthropomorphic characters and themes of brotherhood and destiny. Additionally, since 2013, she has lent her voice to multiple characters in Starter Squad, a Pokémon series created by Pierce Shipp, including Sgt. Caterpie, various Caterpie Pokémon, and May across numerous episodes. These roles highlight her involvement in fan-driven and niche online content, often requiring her to adapt to humorous and action-oriented narratives.

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