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Billed as a "Superstar Voice Actress" on the Anime News Network, Grey DeLisle currently plays a leading role in at least six current animated series.

She is usually typecast as the evil teenage girl (Vicky, Sally Avril), the sweet kid (Lizzie, Emily Elizabeth, Wubbzy), and villainessess (Azula, Jacqueline Natla, Femme Fatale). She currently voices Daphne Blake from Scooby-Doo, Vicky, Tootie, Principal Waxelplax, Veronica, and Chad from The Fairly Odd Parents, Nancy Suzy Fish from Spongebob Squarepants, Wubbzy from Wow Wow Wubbzy, Betsy from Curious George, A violin in "Peter Pan", Lady Redundant Woman from WordGirl, Black Canary from Batman The Brave And The Bold, Portia Gibbons from The Mighty B, Flicker from Handy Manny, Ms. Marvel and Amora the Enchantress from The Super Hero Squad Show, Bianna Buttowski from Kick Buttowski, Doctor Rebecca Holiday from Generator Rex, Kitty Katswell from TUFF Puppy, Cotilla of Zevo-3. She is also one of the main voice cast members in Mad as well as Catwoman in Batman Arkham City and Injustice Gods Among Us.

She can also play the autoharp and the clarinet, and has made several albums of country and folk music, using the money from her extensive voice-over work to fund her musical aspirations.

In addition to her numerous English-speaking roles, she also speaks Japanese and German as the character Yumi on Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi.

Grey has had voice acting roles in many computer and video games, such as Escape from Monkey Island, Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn, Tomb Raider: Anniversary, and several Star Wars games. As a voice actress, she portrays the Dark Jedi Asajj Ventress and Padme in Star Wars: Clone Wars, and reprises her role as Ventress in a bonus level in the Force Duel mode of the PSP version of the video game The Force Unleashed. Most recently, she appeared in both of the latest Blizzard games: As the Dominion Ghost Nova in Starcraft II and as the female wizard in Diablo III.

Other notable roles include Therese and Jeanette (Tourette) Voerman in the White Wolf RPG PC game Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines, Frida Suarez in El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, Sam Manson in Danny Phantom, Frankie and Goo in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Riley Daring and Buzz Winters in The Replacements, and Kimiko Tohomiko in Xiaolin Showdown.

On her 2005 album Iron Flowers, she covered "Bohemian Rhapsody", one of the most well-known songs of the band Queen.

Like Kath Soucie, she has also shown talent with accents, shown in Wolverine and the X-Men and The Mummy: The Animated Series (British), Batman The Brave And The Bold, My Gym Partners A Monkey, and G.I. Joe: Resolute (Hispanic), and Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (Hungarian).

According to various interviews, her favorite characters that she has voiced are Azula, Mandy, and Vicky.

She recently became a fan of Homestuck, joining her fellow Avatar castmember Dante Basco, and even recording small audio clips in the roles of Vriska and Rose.

Has a Twitter account, a Facebook account and a Tumblr account.

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Grey DeLisle's voice-acting and acting credits include:

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Tropes:

• Cross-Dressing Voices: She voices quite a few boys, such as Chad, Brandon, Buzz, Wubbzy, and the countless amount of additional voices she does.
• Fan Nickname: Affectionately refers to her fans as "Fire Nation peasants".
• Genki Girl: She's a very cheerful person who likes to smile a lot. She also plays these roles sometimes, with Goo being one of the biggest examples.
• Hey, It's That Voice!: Once you know her basic voices, she becomes much more recognizable in her roles.
• I Am Not Azula: Though unlike most instances of this trope, she lists Azula as one of her favorite characters to voice, and doesn't hate or try to distance herself from the role.
• Large Ham: Self-admitted. She's expressed that characters like Azula and Mandy are a fun challenge to play because they're very unlike her real-life personality.
• Mean Character, Nice Actor: Mostly known for playing the psychotic Azula, but is nice to her fandom in real life.
• Motor Mouth: As Goo from Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. Contrary to popular belief, her voice isn't sped up for the role, Grey does that herself.
• Ms. Fanservice: She's often cast for these sort of roles.
• One of Us: Big time. Her Twitter and tumblr are examples.
• Promoted Fangirl: When she got cast as an extra on Mad Men, she was apparently so excited that the people who cast her felt the need to remind her that she was just an extra.
• Talking To Herself: She usually voices many characters in her works, who also usually interact with each other.
• Type Casting/Pigeonholed Voice Actor: Even Grey herself notices that she voices a lot of Jerkasses and villains.
• Woman Of A Thousand Voices: Grey certainly has a large vocal range. She can go from a nice, sweet kid, to an evil villainess in quite a short amount of time.
• Relationship Voice Actor: She and her good friend Tara Strong usually appear together in many shows.
  • She and her mentor, Mary Kay Bergman, worked together as Vicky and Timmy respectively in the Oh Yeah! Cartoons shorts up until her death in 1999.
  • She and Tom Kenny also tend to work together in many animated series.
• Vocal Evolution: Her standard boy voice has certainly improved from Chad in 2002, to Buzz in 2006.

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