Susan Roman

Susan Roman is a voice actress and a voice director, predominantly working in the Canadian industry. She was born and raised in Edmonton, Canada. Susan, who was born in 1957, has been actively voicing several animation series for most of her life. In the initial stages, she had a hard time lighting up her career. She had been a part of the animation series "Piggsburg Pigs." This is a comedy series that was first telecast in 1990 on the Fox Network.

Susan later went on to be part of iconic series like Care Bear, The Raccoons, Fisher-Price Little People, The Busy World of Richards, Strawberry Shortcake Meets the Berrykins, and many more. She voiced the character "Champ Bear" in the Care bear series that aired from 1985 to 1988. Susan had been the voice of the character "Cucumber" in the animated series "The Busy World of Richard Scarry." This series revolves around the busy town of speaking animals and how they tackle the fights that arise in their way.

Susan Roman has also voiced for several anime series, like Beyblade and Bakugan. She voiced the character "Judy Tate" in Beyblade, which aired in 2001. This series was about the battle between teenagers with rotating tops called Beyblade. Susan has also been a part of the game series "Nintendo Mega Man Legends 2." was a game series that was released for the play station in 1997. Susan has voiced the character "Mega Man" in this series. She also voiced the character " Akira Click to look into! >> Read More... " in the series "Bakugan."

Susan' most notable work is "The Adventures of TinTin." She voiced the character "Snowy", a white terrier dog. Snowy was the companion of the central character of the series "TinTin." This series circles the adventures of a young boy who embarks on a journey to find a treasure.

Susan was also a part of the English dubbed version of the anime series "Sailor Moon." She voiced the fictional character "Sailor Jupiter." This series was a huge hit among the teen audience as it portrayed the girls as warriors who were as tough as the boys. "Sailor Moon" is a female-centered anime that encourages young girls to be confident and strong in their own skin.