Sarah Emi Bridcutt

Sarah Emi Bridcutt
ブリドカット セーラ 恵美
Born	(1989-02-05) February 5, 1989 (age 32) Iwaki, Fukushima, Japan
Alma mater	Nihon University
Occupation	Voice actress
Years active	2011–present
Agent	Production Ace
Notable work	The Testament of Sister New Devil as Yuki Nonaka Blood Lad as Hydra Bell The Rising of the Shield Hero as Myne Starlink: Battle for Atlas as Chase da Silva Kantai Collection as Yūbari Monster Girl Doctor as Tisalia Scythia The King of Fighters series as Blue Mary Fate/Grand Order as Salome Date A Live as
Height	167 cm (5 ft 6 in)

Sarah Emi Bridcutt (ブリドカット セーラ 恵美, Buridokatto Sēra Emi, born February 5, 1989) is a Japanese voice actress from Iwaki, Fukushima. She is affiliated with Production Ace.

Biography[]

Bridcutt was born to a Japanese mother and Australian father.^[1] In the first grade of elementary school, she saw Detective Conan and admired Minami Takayama, who played Conan Edogawa, then deciding to become a voice actress. She started acting in high school and, after graduating, Bridcutt entered the Theater Department at Nihon University College of Art. She became a scholarship student when she was in her third year of college and began attending the Production Ace Acting Research Institute.

In 2013, she made her debut by voicing Asuka Kudō in Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?.

Filmography[]

Anime[]

2013

• Red Data Girl (Jean Honoka Kisaragi)
• Majestic Prince (Shion Natori)
• Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya (Magical Bushidō Musashi)
• Blood Lad (Bell Hydra)^[2]
• Problem Children are Coming from Another World, aren't they? (Asuka Kudō)^[3]

2014

• Chaika - The Coffin Princess (Selma Kenworth)
• Dai-Shogun - Great Revolution (Hijikata Toshizō)
• Date A Live II (Yuzuru Yamai)^[4]
• Pri Para (Eiko)

2015

• Aria the Scarlet Ammo AA (Urara Takachiho)^[5]
• Isuca (Kanae)
• Kantai Collection (Yūbari)
• The Testament of Sister New Devil (Yuki Nonaka)^[6]
• Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V (Rin)

2016

• Haruchika (Chika Homura)^[7]
• Ange Vierge (Nya Lapucea)^[8]

2017

• Chaos;Child (Nono Kurusu)^[9]
• Two Car (Chiyuki Shiohara)^[10]

2019

• The Rising of the Shield Hero (Myne)^[11]
• Date A Live III (Yuzuru Yamai)
• Hulaing Babies (Nagisa)^[12]

2020

• ID - Invaded (Sarina Togo)^[13]
• Hulaing Babies☆Petit (Nagisa)
• Monster Girl Doctor (Tisalia Scythia)^[14]

2021

• Cells at Work! Code Black (Liver Cell)^[15]
• Redo of Healer (Myrrh)^[16]
• Komi Can't Communicate (Akako Onigashima)^[17]

2022

• Date A Live IV (Yuzuru Yamai)

Films[]

2019

• Grisaia: Phantom Trigger the Animation (Choco & Vanilla Inagaki)

Video games[]

2013

• Kantai Collection (Hatsukaze, Kumano, Maikaze, Suzuya, Yūbari)

2015

• Gothic wa Mahou Otome (Lily)
• Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance (Seraphina)
• Shironeko Project (Carolyn Gambit)

2018

• The King of Fighters XIV (Blue Mary)^[18]
• The King of Fighters All Star (Blue Mary)^[19]

2019

• Fate/Grand Order (Salome)
• Starlink: Battle for Atlas (Chase da Silva)

2020

• Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Cindered Shadows (DLC) (Constance)) ^[20]

2022

• The King of Fighters XV (Blue Mary)^[21]

Dubbing[]

Live-action[]

• American Horror Story: Murder House (Violet Harmon (Taissa Farmiga))^[22]
• Bizaardvark (Amelia Duckworth (DeVore Ledridge))
• Blood Father (Lydia Link (Erin Moriarty))^[23]
• Celeste and Jesse Forever (Riley Banks (Emma Roberts))^[24]
• Death Wish (Jordan Kersey (Camila Morrone))^[25]
• Happiest Season (Harper (Mackenzie Davis))^[26]
• High Strung (Jazzy (Sonoya Mizuno))^[27]
• The Last Duel (Marguerite de Carrouges (Jodie Comer))^[28]
• L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables (Josie Pye (Stefani Kimber))
• The Missing (Alice Webster (Abigail Hardingham))^[29]
• Twixt (Virginia "V" (Elle Fanning))^[30]

Animation[]

• Casper's Scare School (Monaco)
• Sofia the First (Princess Cleo)

See also[]

• List of Japanese voice actors of foreign descent

References[]