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Kari Wahlgren
A blonde-haired young woman sitting in an airplane seat in a green top smiling at the camera.
Kari Wahlgren in 2007.
Born
Kari Wahlgren

(1977-07-13) July 13, 1977 (age 46)
Hoisington, Kansas
Other namesKay Jensen, Jennifer Jean[1]
EducationUniversity of Kansas
OccupationVoice-over artist[2]
Years active2002–present
Websitewww.kariwahlgren.net

Kari Wahlgren (born July 13, 1977)[2][3] is an American actress who has provided English language voices for over a hundred cartoons, anime and video games.[4] She got her start in anime voice-overs as Haruko Haruhara in FLCL, and would later land major roles in a number of series: Robin Sena in Witch Hunter Robin, Lavie Head in Last Exile, Fuu in Samurai Champloo, Scarlett in Steamboy, Pacifica Casull, the Scrapped Princess, Saya Otonashi in Blood+, Kagami Hiiragi in Lucky Star, and Saber in Fate/zero.

In American animation, she has provided voices for a number of series including Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!, Fish Hooks, Phineas & Ferb, Ben 10, Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness, Winx Club, Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters, and Rick and Morty. In video games, she voiced lead characters Ashe in Final Fantasy XII and Shelke in Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII.

Early life and career

Wahlgren was born and raised in Hoisington, Kansas.[5] She was inspired as a child by the Disney Princesses and other voices in animation.[6][7][8] Her parents were teachers, which encouraged her to support charities and organizations that promote reading and education later in her career.[4][7][9] On her eleventh birthday, when she and her family were in California and toured the building for Focus on the Family, she was asked to do a bit role in their radio drama Adventures in Odyssey, as an eleven-year-old character named Gloria McCoy.[10][a]

Wahlgren graduated from the University of Kansas with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater in 1999.[b] She lived in Kansas City, Missouri[11] where she did some radio spots, then moved to Los Angeles in 2000 to work on her acting career. In an interview in Lawrence Journal-World, she said that she was not getting much on-camera work, so she shifted her energies towards voice-over work, and that her experience with dialogue and Shakespeare classes helped a lot towards landing roles that involved various characters, some of which had accents or were from certain time periods.[2]

Voice-over career

Anime voice-overs

Wahlgren's debut anime role was Haruko Haruhara in a six-episode OVA series called FLCL. In an interview with Anime Tourist, she said that Haruko was the only character she got to audition for. She depicted her as close to the original dub but with some American interpretation to appeal to the audience,[12] and depending on how she was drawn, she changed her voice range from cartoon and childlike to realistic.[13] In a later review of the series, Bryce Coulter of Mania.com was impressed by her character work: "she definitely gives Haruko that twenty-something, sarcastic and almost punkish persona."[14] Wahlgren's next major anime dub role was in Witch Hunter Robin, where she played the title character Robin Sena,[11] a soft-spoken girl who joins a group of witch hunters, but harbors some magic abilities of her own. Zac Bertschy of Anime News Network said she was "pleasant, subtle and perfect for the role" and wished the supporting voice cast would demonstrate such subtleties.[15] She voiced lead character Lavie Head in the steampunk fantasy series Last Exile. Allen Divers of Anime News Network grouped her with the "better known names of the California voice-acting scene".[16] She voiced title character Sakura Kinomoto in Bang Zoom!'s dubbing of Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card of which Divers wrote that the voice actors did a great job of matching the emotions of the original Japanese voices, including Sakura's trademark expression "Hoe!", something that was missing in previous English adaptations.[17][18] In live-action works, she starred as Tinkerbell in an indie Peter Pan film rendition called Neverland, released in 2003. Her character was described as a "sullen sidekick" and "drugged-out".[2][19]

In 2004, she voiced a starring role in the animated feature film Steamboy, among actors Anna Paquin, Patrick Stewart and Alfred Molina. She played Scarlett, a teenage granddaughter of the corporation's chairman, described as spoiled and cruel, and generally annoying.[20][21][22] Peter Sanderson of IGN called Scarlett one of the most obnoxious characters he has ever encountered, and hardly stands up to her movie equivalent.[23] She voiced Chika Minazuki in Ai Yori Aoshi, a little cousin character. Way Jeng of Mania.com described her performance as energetic, yet innocent and simple, but contrasting to Wendee Lee's voicing of Tina Foster.[24] In 2005, she voiced the female lead character Fuu Kasumi in Samurai Champloo. Carlo Santos of Anime News Network thought the characters sounded "well-suited to their personalities", but was concerned that Fuu "falls into the habit of sounding like every other ditzy anime girl out there."[25] In Scrapped Princess, she voices the title character Pacifica Casull, who is hunted down because of a prophecy where she would cause the destruction of the world if she lives to see her 16th birthday. Theron Martin called her acting of "Pacifica's brattiness and deep sensitivity solidly pegged", although it is different from her Japanese counterpart as it "lacks some of the poutiness",[26] and takes some time to get used to.[27]

Video game voice-overs

Wahlgren has been involved in a number of video games.[2] Her first voice-over role in video games was in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds where she played Willow Rosenberg.[28] In the James Bond video game From Russia with Love, released in 2005, she voiced a Bond girl that was paired with Sean Connery's original voice.[2] In 2006, she landed leading roles of Ashe in Final Fantasy XII and Shelkie in Dirge of Cerberus – Final Fantasy VII. In an interview conducted by UFFSite and RPGSite, she recounts how she received notice of the roles on two consecutive days, and said that the franchise was like "the holy grail of video game acting". She portrayed Ashe with a bit of a regal tone, after the director encouraged her to do so following a class where she was doing Shakespeare. She describes her character as someone a girl would look up to as "intelligent, diplomatic, and can kick ass and look good doing it". In contrast, Shelkie was desired to be portrayed as very cold and emotionless, which she describes as "cold, but sympathetic."[11][29] In 2007, she voiced the playable title character in the strategy-RPG Jeanne d'Arc.[8]

Animation voice-overs

Wahlgren’s involvement in animation voice-over took off in 2004 when she was cast in a lead role in the Disney/Jetix ensemble action superhero show Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! where she voiced Nova.[6] The show ran for four seasons from 2004 to 2006. She would also pick up recurring villain roles such as Samantha Paine aka Magness in A.T.O.M.[30] and Charmcaster in Ben 10, the latter of which would return in the show's sequels and related video games.[31] In 2007, she voiced Tak's friend Jeera in Nickelodeon's computer-graphics animated series Tak and the Power of Juju.[32] She voiced little sister character Suzy Johnson in Disney’s hit series Phineas and Ferb,[33] and participated in the second season of the animated comedy Lil' Bush where she voiced Lil' Hillary and Lil' Condi.[34] She became a regular cast member for Fish Hooks, which premiered in 2010, where she voiced Shellsea and many supporting and guest characters.[35] She landed the role of Tigress in the television adaptation Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness; the series premiered in 2011 and has run over four seasons.[36] In 2012, she had the lead role of Allie Underhill in the action series Kaijudo, which spanned 52 episodes,[37] and picked up roles in other cartoon shows such as Gravity Falls, Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, and Winx Club.[31] She voiced Meg, the starring love interest in the Disney short film Paperman which screened before Wreck-It Ralph in the theaters in 2012. In an interview with her school's alumni association, she said that she was asked to do the role because of her previous involvements in Bolt and Tangled. Recording for the film took about 30 minutes, mostly of vocal sounds.[9] The short went on to win an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.[38]

Recognition

Kari Wahlgren with Wendee Lee at the Lucky Star English dub premiere in Los Angeles

Some of her work has garnered recognition, awards and nominations from websites that review anime and animation. Mania.com wrote that Wahlgren’s performance as the straight-man character Kagami Hiiragi in Lucky Star was absolute sarcastic perfection, and named her the Best Overlooked Actress for 2008 in their annual Anime Dubbies Awards.[39] Theron Martin liked Celty Sturluson, a headless dullahan character in Durarara!! who uses mostly body language and typed words. In his year-end awards for 2011, he selected Wahlgren the Best English Dub Performance – Female.[40] On the Behind the Voice Actors website, she was selected by the staff as the Voice Actress of the Year in 2012,[41] and was nominated for 2011[42] and 2013.[43] She received nominations in other categories: Best Female Lead Vocal Performer in an Anime Title for Celty in Durarara!! in 2011,[44] Best Female Lead Vocal Performance in a Television Series – Action / Drama for Allie Underhill in Kaijudo in 2012, Best Female Lead Vocal Performance in a Television Series – Comedy / Musical for Tigress in Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness in 2012,[45] Best Female Lead Vocal Performance in an Anime Television Series/OVA for Saber in Fate/zero,[46] Best Female Supporting Vocal Performance in an Anime Movie/Special for Karina Lyle/Blue Rose in Tiger & Bunny: The Beginning in 2013,[47] Best Female Vocal Performance in a Television Series in a Guest Role – Action/Drama for Letta Turmond in Star Wars: The Clone Wars[48] and Best Female Vocal Performance in a Video Game in a Supporting Role for Courtney Collins in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.[49]

Filmography

Anime

List of voice performances in anime
Year Series Role Notes Source[1]
2002 FLCL Haruko Haruhara Debut anime role [2][12]
2003 Ai Yori Aoshi Chika Minazuki as Key Jensen [24]
2003 A Little Snow Fairy Sugar Cinnamon, Dr. Barbara as Kay Jensen [50][51]
2003 Gatekeepers 21 Miu Manazuru as Kay Jensen [52]
2003 Heat Guy J Kyoko Milchan as Kay Jensen [53]
2003 Mirage of Blaze Miya Ohgi as Jennifer Jean [54]
2003 Immortal Grand Prix Liz Microseries, as Jennifer Jean [55]
2003 Figure 17 Tsubasa Shiina as Kay Jensen [56]
2003 Witch Hunter Robin Robin Sena   [2][57][58]
2003 Mao-chan Misora Tsukishima, Chinami Noki as Kay Jensen [59][60]
2003 Chobits Kotoko as Kay Jensen [50][61]
2003 Someday's Dreamers Yume Kikuchi as Kay Jensen [62][63]
2003 Last Exile Lavie Head   [16]
2003 The Twelve Kingdoms Youka as Jennifer Jean, Eps. 15–21 [64]
2004 Space Pirate Captain Harlock the Endless Odyssey Nana as Jennifer Jean, Eps. 1–3 [65]
2004 Yukikaze Captain Edith Foss   [66]
2004 Tenchi Muyo! GXP Airi Masaki, Sasami Masaki Jurai, Karen, others as Renee Emerson [67]
2004 Wolf's Rain Cher Degre   [34]
2004 Marmalade Boy Anju Kitahara, Uchiyama as Kay Jensen [68]
2004 Angel Tales Goddess, Momo the Monkey as Key Jensen, Eps. 1–2 [69][70]
2004 Gad Guard Arashi Shinozuka as Jennifer Jean [71]
2004 Ai Yori Aoshi Enishi Chika Minazuki as Kay Jensen [72]
2004 Gungrave Mika Asagi, Brandon (Young) as Kay Jensen [73]
2004 I'll CKBC Kyoko Munefuji as Jennifer Jean [74]
2004 Black Jack Lawrence as Kay Jensen, Ep. 8 [75]
2004 Stellvia Arisa Glennorth as Lucy Hudson [76]
2004 Lunar Legend Tsukihime Kohaku as Leah Allen [77]
2004 Cybuster Sayrui Ando as Kay Jensen [78]
2004 Please Twins! Miina Miyafuji as Jan Irving [79]
2005 Paranoia Agent Taeko Hirukawa as Tara Hudson, Ep. 6 [80]
2005–06 Samurai Champloo Fuu Kasumi   [25][81]
2005 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex Salesperson, Saori Ep. 17, 18 [82]
2005 Rave Master Remi Ep. 38 [83]
2005 Scrapped Princess Pacifica Casull   [26]
2005 Tenchi Muyo! OVA 3 Noike Kamiki Jurai, Airi Masaki, Misaki Jurai, Mitoto Kuramitsu, Minaho Masaki   [84][85]
2005–06 Immortal Grand Prix Michiru Satomi, Luca   [34][86]
2006 Eureka Seven Anemone   [34]
2007–09 Naruto Tayuya, Ranmaru, Kunihisa, Hana Inuzuka, Onbu, Uroko   [34]
2007 Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles Ariel   [87]
2007 The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Tsuruya, Kyon's Little Sister   [88][89][90]
2007–08 Blood+ Saya Otonashi, Diva   [34][91][92]
2008 Lucky Star Kagami Hiiragi [39]
2008 Digimon Data Squad Relena Norstein Grouped under Voice Talents [93]
2008 Hellsing Ultimate Rip van Winkle Hellsing IV [94][95]
2010–13 Stitch! Ms. Kawasaki, Masa, Mr. Stenchy   [96]
2010–15 Naruto Shippuden Hotaru, Mikoto Uchiha, Naho, Tayuya  
2011 Durarara!! Celty Sturluson Nominated – 2011 BTVA Voice Acting Award [40][44]
2012–13 Tiger & Bunny Karina Lyle/Blue Rose Nominated – 2013 BTVA Anime Dub Award [47][97][98]
2013 Fate/Zero Saber Nominated – 2013 BTVA Anime Dub Award [31][46][99]
2015–16 Durarara!!×2 Celty Sturluson   [100]
2015 The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan Tsuruya   [101]
2015 Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works Saber [102]

Animation

List of voice performances in animation
Year Series Role Notes Source[1]
2004–06 Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! Nova First-ever Disney animation lead role [2][6][34]
2005 Maya & Miguel Johnny, Mrs. Lopez Episode: "Team Santos" [103]
2005–06 American Dragon: Jake Long Silver, Wood Nymph, Centaur, Mermaid, Bride   [104][105][106]
2005–07 A.T.O.M. Dr. Magness   [30][107]
2006–07 Ben 10 Charmcaster, Toddler Hex   [8][31]
2006–08 Legion of Super-Heroes Saturn Girl, Triplicate Girl, Shrinking Violet   [8][108][109][110][111]
2007 Kim Possible Electronique Episode: "Stop Team Go", grouped under Additional Voice Talents [93][112]
2007–09 Tak and the Power of Juju Jeera, Bleeta [8][32][34]
2008 Lil' Bush Lil' Hillary, Lil' Condi Season 2 [34]
2008–13 Phineas and Ferb Suzy Johnson, additional voices   [33][113]
2008–12 The Life & Times of Tim Gladys (Amy's mother)   [114][115]
2008–10 The Penguins of Madagascar Jillie, Kitka   [31]
2009 Random! Cartoons Sparkles, Mom, Leprechaun Episode short: "Sparkles and Gloom" [7][116]
2009 Wolverine and the X-Men Emma Frost, Dr. Sybil Zane, Christy Nord Grouped under Voices [34][117][118]
2009 Back at the Barnyard Sheila, Sissy Episode: "Bling My Barn" [31]
2009 The Secret Saturdays Abbey, Ruby [119]
2010–11 Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil Honey Buttowski   [113][120][121]
2010–12 Ben 10: Ultimate Alien Charmcaster, Rojo   [31]
2010–14 Fish Hooks Shellsea, Snake, Winnie, others   [35][113][122][123]
2010 Zevo-3 Ellie Martin/Elastika   [124][125]
2010–12 The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Amora / Enchantress, Jane Foster, Karnilla   [31][126]
2010–11 Sym-Bionic Titan Kimmy, Amber, Monica   [127][128]
2011 Archer Anka Scholtz Episode: "Swiss Miss" [129]
2011 The Problem Solverz Katrina Rad, Cupcake Girl Episode: "Magic Clock" [130]
2011 Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Judy Reeves (young), Regina Wentworth Eps. 25–26 [131]
2011 Good Vibes Milan Stone   [132]
2011–16 Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Tigress, others Nominated – 2012 BTVA Voice Acting Award [36][45][114][133]
2012 Robot and Monster Baconeers, Gar-Gantuans   [31]
2012–14 DC Nation Shorts Black Canary
Elasti-Girl		 Green Arrow series
Doom Patrol series		 [134]
2012–13 Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters Allie Underhill, others Nominated – 2012 BTVA Voice Acting Award [37][45][98]
2012 Young Justice Carol Ferris Episode: "Depths" [31]
2012–16 Gravity Falls Shandra Jimenez, Additional voices   [31]
2012–14 Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja Morgan Listed as Additional Voices [135]
2012 Winx Club Faragonda, Narrator Nickelodeon version, season 5 (Beyond Believix), grouped under Voices [113][136]
2012–15 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Joan Grody, Little Girl, Additional Voices [31]
2013 Star Wars: The Clone Wars Letta Turmond Eps. "Sabotage"; "The Jedi Who Knew Too Much"
Nominated – 2013 BTVA Voice Acting Award		 [48]
2013 Henry Hugglemonster Ivor Hugglemonster   [137]
2013 Monsters vs. Aliens Baby President
Little Girl, Female Admin, Margaret		 Episode: "Danger Wears a Diaper" [31]
2013–15 Rick and Morty Jessica, Rose, Talking Doll Main cast, assorted roles [138]
2014 Ben 10 Omniverse Charmcaster, Viktoria Episode: "Charmed, I'm Sure" [31]
2014 Wander Over Yonder Janet Episode: "The Lonely Planet" [31]
2014 Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. Invisible Woman
Reporter		 Episode: "Monsters No More" [31][139]
2014–15 Breadwinners Ketta, Aunt Lulu, others   [31][140][141]
2015 Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero Bowling Ball, additional voices Episode: "Balls!" [142]
2015 Harvey Beaks Carol, Rock Creature Episode: "The Ghost Problem" [143]
2015 Uncle Grandpa Emily, Snotty Camper Episode: "Weird Badge" [144]
2015 Star vs. the Forces of Evil Additional voices Episode: "Lobster Claws" [145]
2015 Avengers Assemble Proxima Midnight, others Episode: "New Frontiers", "Avengers Worlds" [146]
2015 Pig Goat Banana Cricket Various characters [31][147]
2015 Miles from Tomorrowland Concierge Bot, Chef Bots [31]
2015–16 Guardians of the Galaxy Proxima Midnight Ep. "Undercover Angle" [148]
2016–present The Fairly OddParents Chloe Carmichael Season 10 [149]
2016 Bunnicula Mina [150]

Films

List of voice performances in feature films
Year Title Role Notes Source[1]
2004 Steamboy Scarlett   [2]
2006 The Wild Baby Hippo Grouped under Walla [2]
2007 Shrek the Third Old Woman   [31][151]
2008 Bolt Mindy   [9][31]
2009 Aliens in the Attic Razor   [31]
2010 Tangled Additional voices   [9]
2012 Tangled Ever After Queen Short film [152]
2012 Paperman Meg Academy Award-winning short film [9][153][154]
2013 Dino Time Additional voices   [155]
2013 Planes Additional voices   [156]
2014 Planes: Fire & Rescue Patch   [157]
2014 Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast Robin   [31]
2015 The Laws of the Universe Part 0 Anna Limited theatrical release [158][159]
2017 The Nut Job 2 Jamie Filming [160][161]
List of voice performances in direct-to-video and television films
Year Title Role Notes Source[1]
2002 WXIII: Patlabor the Movie 3 Saeko Misaki   [162]
2003 Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card Sakura Kinomoto   [18]
2004 Galerians: Rion Lilia, Elsa Steiner as Jennifer Jean [163]
2004 Mobile Suit Gundam F91 Annamarie Bourget as Jennifer Jean [164]
2007 Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow Koyuki Kazahana, Yukie Fujikaze   [34][165]
2007 Billy & Mandy: Wrath of the Spider Queen Velma Green the Spider Queen   [31]
2008 Naruto the Movie 2: Legend of the Stone of Gelel Fugai Grouped under Cast [166]
2008 The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning Attina   [31]
2008 Strait Jacket Rachel Hammond   [167][168]
2009 Virtuality Jean the Computer Television pilot [169][170]
2009 Aussie and Ted's Great Adventure Cricket Live-action animal [31]
2009 Hulk Vs Thor Amora (Sorceress)   [171]
2011 Dead Space: Aftermath Rin, Sandra Burns   [31]
2011 Pixie Hollow Games Ivy   [31]
2011 The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya Tsuruya-san, Kyon's Little Sister   [172]
2012 Tinker Bell and the Secret of the Wings Receptionist   [31]
2013 Iron Man: Rise of Technovore Maria Hill   [31]
2013 Metal Gear Solid 2: Bande Dessinée Rosemary Digital graphic novel released as DVD Video [31]
2013 Tiger and Bunny: The Beginning Karina Lyle/Blue Rose  
2014 Avengers Confidential: Black Widow and Punisher Maria Hill   [31]
2014 The Pirate Fairy Sweetpea, Sydney   [31][173]
2014 Son of Batman Rebecca Langstrom   [31]
2015 Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League Wonder Woman, Bizarra Grouped under "Starring the Voice Talents of" [31][174][175]
2015 Tiger and Bunny: The Rising Karina Lyle/Blue Rose   [176]
2015 Justice League: Gods and Monsters Karen Beecher   [177]
2016 Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Cosmic Clash Saturn Girl   [178]
2016 Justice League vs. Teen Titans Starfire   [31]
2016 Batman: The Killing Joke Call Girl   [179]

Video games

List of voice performances in video games
Year Title Role Notes Source[1]
2003 Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht Febronia, Pellegri [c] [34]
2003 Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds Willow Rosenberg First voice-over role in video games [28]
2003 Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Mio Amakura Grouped under Voice Talent [180][181]
2004 Lupin the 3rd: Treasure of the Sorcerer King Teresa as Kay Jenson  
2004 Tales of Symphonia Raine Sage   [31]
2004 Halo 2 (I Love Bees promotional edition) Janissary "Jan" James   [2][182]
2004 Shadow Hearts: Covenant Karin Koenig as Jennifer Jean [31]
2004 Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events White-Faced Jane   [6][11][183]
2005 Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse Febronia, Pellegri   [31]
2005 Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee Grouped under Voice Actors
Also Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2		 [184]
2005 Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Serra Keto   [31]
2005 James Bond 007: From Russia with Love Tatiana Romanova   [2]
2006 Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked Fuu Kasumi as Kay Jensen [185]
2006 Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII Shelke Rui [31]
2006 Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra Febronia, Pellegri   [31]
2006 Open Season Beth, Giselle Grouped under Voice Talent [7][186]
2006 Justice League Heroes Zatanna   [8][31][187]
2006 Tokobot Plus: Mysteries of the Karakuri Ruby, Aria   [188]
2006 .hack//G.U. vol. 1//Rebirth Shino, Kaede   [31]
2006 Star Wars: Empire at War: Forces of Corruption Silri   [189]
2006 Guild Wars Nightfall Tahlkora Grouped under Voice Actors [190]
2006 Final Fantasy XII Ashe   [31]
2006 Dead or Alive Xtreme 2 Kasumi, Niki   [191]
2006 Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Teliko Friedman   [31]
2007 Rogue Galaxy Lilika   [7][31]
2007 Armored Core 4 Fiona Jarnefeldt  
2007 Spider-Man 3 Mary Jane Watson   [8]
2007 .hack//G.U. vol. 2//Reminisce Kaede   [31]
2007 The Darkness Young Jenny   [28]
2007 Project Sylpheed Ellen Bernstein   [192]
2007 Jeanne d'Arc Jeanne d'Arc   [8][31][193]
2007 Guild Wars: Eye of the North Gwen   [194]
2007 .hack//G.U. vol. 3//Redemption Shino, Kaede   [31]
2007 Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions Ovelia   [31]
2008 No More Heroes Jeane   [31]
2008 Ninja Gaiden II Sonia   [195]
2008 Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots Enemy Soldiers   [31]
2008 Valkyria Chronicles Irene Ellet   [31]
2008 Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Darth Phobos   [31]
2008 Prince of Persia Elika   [94]
2009 Afro Samurai Young Afro Samurai   [31]
2009 Red Faction: Guerrilla Samanya   [196]
2009 Prototype Elizabeth Greene, The Mother, miscellaneous voices   [197][198]
2009 Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Irene Lew, Sonia   [31]
2009 Brütal Legend Dominatrices   [199]
2009 Ben 10 Alien Force: Vilgax Attacks Charmcaster   [31]
2009 Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles Others   [200]
2009 The Saboteur Skylar   [201]
2009 Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time Carina   [31]
2010 White Knight Chronicles Princess Cisna   [31]
2010 Bioshock 2 Barbara Johnson   [31]
2010 Final Fantasy XIII Cocoon Inhabitants   [202]
2010 Resonance of Fate Cochet   [203]
2010 Dead or Alive Paradise Kasumi, Niki   [31]
2010 Transformers: War for Cybertron Arcee   [31]
2010 Singularity Kathryn Norvikova   [31]
2010 Final Fantasy XIV Cast   [204]
2010 Vanquish Elena Ivanova   [31]
2010 Tron: Evolution Radia   [31]
2011 Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds Jill Valentine Grouped under Voice Talent [197][205]
2011 Dead or Alive: Dimensions Kasumi, Kasumi Alpha, Ayame   [31]
2011 White Knight Chronicles II Princess Cisna   [31]
2011 X-Men: Destiny Emma Frost   [31]
2011 Spider-Man: Edge of Time Additional voices   [206]
2011 Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Janice Rehl Also performance capture [207]
2011 Batman: Arkham City League of Assassins Members
Vicki Vale (Revenge)		 Grouped under Voice Over Actors
Also in Harley Quinn's Revenge expansion pack		 [208][209]
2011 The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Vex   [31]
2011 Saints Row: The Third Pedestrian and Character Voices   [210]
2011 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Jill Valentine   [197]
2011 Star Wars: The Old Republic Jedi Knight Female   [211]
2012 Asura's Wrath Mithra   [31]
2012 Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Tayuya   [31][212]
2012 Kid Icarus: Uprising Gaol, Phosphora   [31]
2012 Kinect Star Wars Intercom, PC Female Pilot, pad1   [31][213]
2012 Prototype 2 Red Crown Grouped under Additional Voices [214]
2012 The Amazing Spider-Man Gwen Stacy   [31]
2012 The Secret World Kirsten Geary, Tanis   [215]
2012 Infex Ivy Interactive graphic novel [216][217]
2012 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance The Grid Grouped under "Featuring the Disney Character voice talents of" [218]
2012 Guild Wars 2 Caithe Grouped under Voice Talent [194][219][220]
2012 Halo 4 Ivanoff, System Voice   [221]
2013 Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Courtney Collins Nominated – 2013 BTVA Voice Acting Award [31][49]
2013 Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Fuu   [31]
2013 Marvel Heroes Emma Frost, Boom-Boom, Clea   [31]
2013 The Last of Us Voice Over Cast   [222]
2013 The Wonderful 101 Wonder Green   [31]
2013 Skylanders: Swap Force Tessa Grouped under Voice Talent [223]
2013 Lego Marvel Super Heroes Aunt May, Emma Frost, Gwen Stacy Grouped as VO Talent [224]
2014 Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII Additional voices   [225]
2014 Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution Fuu   [226]
2014 Skylanders: Trap Team Tessa Grouped under Voice Actors [227][228]
2015 Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. Tiger Lily, Victoria, Ozma   [229]
2015 Skylanders: SuperChargers Tessa Grouped under Voice Actors
Reprising roles[d]		 [231]
2016 Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Hanabi Hyuga, Fuu   [232]
2016 King's Quest Princess Vee   [233]
2016 Master of Orion: Conquer the Stars Human Advisor, GNN Anchor   [234]
2016 Final Fantasy XV Aranea Highwind   [235]

Live action

List of television and film appearances
Year Title Role Notes Source
2003 Neverland Tinker Bell Feature film [2][19][236]
2008 Adventures in Voice Acting Herself Documentary film on voice acting [94][237][238]
2010–11 Wizards of Waverly Place Helen TV series, episodes:
"Alex Gives Up"
"Three Maxes and a Little Lady" 		[113][239][240]
2012 Criminal Minds Rena Tracey TV series, episode:
"Magnificent Light" 		[241]
2013 I Know That Voice Herself Documentary film on voice acting [242]

Other appearances

Discography

  • Adventures in Odyssey radio drama – Gloria McCoy (episode "Camp What-A-Nut", 1988, first ever voice role) and Maria (episode 676: "An Agreeable Nanny", 2010)[10][245]

Notes

  1. ^ Wahlgren later returned to guest voice an episode of Adventures in Odyssey in 2010.
  2. ^ Wahlgren supported a small theatre scholarship for University of Kansas undergrads.
  3. ^ The closing credits of this video game did not list the voice actors involved.
  4. ^ Skylanders roles are reprising for later releases.[230]

References

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