Sarah Emi Bridcutt

Sarah Emi Bridcutt was born on February 5, 1989, in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

She has an Australian father and a Japanese mother, making her a proud mix of both cultures.

From a very young age, Sarah was captivated by the world of animation, especially inspired by Detective Conan and the performance of Minami Takayama as Conan Edogawa.

Her multicultural name comes from her roots: "Sarah" is her first name, "Emi" is her middle name, and "Bridcutt" is her family name.

There’s a funny story—her mother accidentally combined her first and middle names in official documents, which is why she uses her full name professionally.

After completing high school, Sarah entered the Nihon University College of Art where she studied drama and honed her performance skills.

She even became a special scholarship student during her university years and attended an acting institute run by Production Ace.

Sarah’s dream of entering the voice acting world became a reality in 2011 when she debuted as the mascot character “Myucomi-chan” on the radio show "Myu~Comi+Plus."

Her first anime regular role came in 2013 as Asuka Kuon in "Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?"

Since then, Sarah has voiced a dizzying array of characters in TV anime, movies, games, and dubbing for Western film and TV.

Some of her standout roles include Yuzuru Yamai in the "Date A Live" series, Mine in "The Rising of the Shield Hero," Yukina Nonaka in "The Testament of Sister New Devil" and Nono Kurusu in "Chaos;Child."

She’s also the voice behind multiple key characters in hit games like "Fire Emblem: Three Houses" (as Constance von Nuvelle), "Disgaea 5" (as Seraphina), and "The King of Fighters" series' Blue Mary.

Sarah has a knack for voicing striking, complex female characters, often balancing sweetness and strength in her performances.

She moved agencies from Production Ace to EARLY WING in November 2024, continuing to expand her influence and take on new projects.

Besides television and gaming work, Sarah also appears on stage, in radio programs, and narrates for various shows.

Sarah’s multicultural upbringing gives her a unique perspective and charm, blending Japanese and Australian traits.

She’s fluent in both the local Fukushima dialect and English, making her versatile in both roles and real life.

Sarah stands at approximately 167 cm tall, with a bright and lighthearted voice quality often praised by colleagues and fans.

She loves drawing, gaming, dancing, reading, and even visiting electronics stores in her free time.

Her affection for the voice acting craft stems from an early admiration for iconic anime voices, fueling her motivation to pursue this career since childhood.

• Sarah’s nickname among fans and colleagues is "Buri-chan" or "Sarah-chan."
• Her birth story involving her mother’s paperwork mishap has become somewhat legendary among her followers.
• She provided the elevator announcement voice for Iwaki Marine Tower in her hometown—a fun local secret!
• Sarah consistently brings a positive, playful energy to her work, both in main and supporting roles.
• Her energetic and warm personality is reflected not just in her performances but also in her interactions on social media and with fans at events.

Sarah Emi Bridcutt has also released numerous character songs related to the anime and game series she has worked on.

She is active on social media, maintains a personal blog, and occasionally appears in live-action stage productions, further showcasing her diverse abilities in entertainment.

From underdog beginnings to being a staple in the industry, Sarah’s journey is still unfolding, and fans can expect plenty more from her in the years to come.