Tricia Dickson
American actress
Samantha Tabak (born January 3, 1982), usually credited as Tricia Dickson, is an American voice actress. For a brief time, she was also a cast member of the Nickelodeon sketch comedy series, All That.
Roles
Anime
Angel Tales – Akane the Fox
Girls Bravo – Lilica Stacy, Narration, Student C (ep. 2)
Haibane Renmei – Haibane of Abandoned Factory
Hellsing – Integra Hellsing (young)
Ikki Tousen – Shimei Ryomou
Melody of Oblivion – Toune Requiem
NieA Under 7 – Mayuko Chigasaki
Read or Die – Wendy Earhart
R.O.D the TV – Nenene Sumiregawa
Spirit of Wonder Scientific Boys Club – Windy
Starship Girl Yamamoto Yohko II – Sylvie Dread
I My Me!
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