“I am left emotional”: Attack on Titan Voice Actor Pens Heartwarming Message as He Bids Farewell to His Iconic Character

Levi Ackerman's Voice Actor Bids Farewell To Attack on Titan As Final Session of Dubbing is Completed.

“I am left emotional”: Attack on Titan Voice Actor Pens Heartwarming Message as He Bids Farewell to His Iconic Character

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  • The voice of Levi Ackerman, Matthew Mercer, has announced in a heartfelt message that the last voice recording session for Attack on Titan has concluded.
  • Mercer discussed how, although the series' eventual conclusion has left him feeling sad, he is also happy and appreciative to have been a part of such a successful anime.
  • He said that the support the fans had given him and Levi over the years had been very helpful.
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Although the Attack on Titan final episode was released a few days ago, the English dub of the finale chapter 1 has not been released yet. Fans have been eagerly waiting for the dubbed version of the series finale’s first chapter and Crunchyroll finally announced the release date for it recently.

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Along with the news for the dubbed version, additionally, a new trailer has been released, demonstrating that the main characters must band together to prevent Eren from committing complete genocide. The dubbed version of the first special on Crunchyroll will be released on Sunday, September 10 at 10:30 Pacific Time.

Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan
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Although there is no news about the second chapter, Matthew Mercer, the voice behind Levi Ackerman has revealed through a heartfelt message that the final session of voice recording has been ended, thus marking the end of his journey with Attack on Titan and Levi Ackerman from the series.

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Levi Ackerman’s Voice Artist Bids Farewell To His Iconic Character

American voice actor Matthew Mercer does voices for Japanese anime, cartoons, and video games in English. Levi Ackerman in Attack on Titan, Jotaro Kujo in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, the second voice of Yamato and Pain in Naruto, Trafalgar Law in the Funimation dub of One Piece, Hit in Dragon Ball Super, and Leorio in Hunter x Hunter are just a few of the well-known characters that Mercer has provided voices for.

Matthew Mercer
Matthew Mercer

In a recent Instagram post, Mercer talked about how the final session of Attack on Titan dubbing has ended and he was honored to voice Levi Ackerman. He said:

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“Just finished my final session of Attack on Titan and I am left emotional, proud, and grateful. Levi has been such a special character to me, and getting to step up alongside the incredible Hiroshi Kamiya to bring him to life is an honor.”

Mercer talked about how he is emotional that the series has finally ended, but it also makes him feel proud and grateful to be a part of such a big anime and get the opportunity to voice one of the most popular anime characters in the series.

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Matthew Mercer Voiced Levi For 10 Years

In the Instagram post, Mercer also talked about how he has been a part of the series for more than a decade and he feels sad about closing one of the biggest chapters of his life. He said:

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“Closing the chapter on any project is bittersweet, let alone one that has been with me for over a decade. I am so appreciative that @mikemcfarlandva entrusted me with the little badass. I’m grateful to have been among so many brilliant VAs across this project. I am thankful for all of YOU that showed your love of this project, and of Levi, through the years.”

Matthew Mercer
Matthew Mercer

He thanked the fans for supporting him and Levi over the years which helped him a lot. Mercer’s journey with Attack on Titan has finally ended but he still has a long way to go with other anime series that he has been a part of for so long.

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