Donald Reignoux

Donald Reignoux will be at Japan Expo 2025 on Thursday, July 3rd, for an early afternoon autograph session, followed by a special panel at 4:15 PM on the Také stage alongside the team behind No Straight Roads 2. It’s a rare chance to meet one of the most iconic voice actors in French dubbing and get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Metronomik’s latest musical and narrative adventure.

The voice of a generation

For over twenty years, Donald Reignoux has brought to life some of the most beloved characters across film, animation, and video games. He was the voice of Titeuf. Spider-Man / Peter Parker in Marvel movies and games? That’s him too. Sora in Kingdom Hearts, Connor in Detroit: Become Human, Delsin Rowe in Infamous Second Son… all him. Each role carries his unmistakable touch—a voice full of heart, nuance, and striking authenticity.

In Japanese animation, his performances have left a lasting mark: Matt (Yamato) in Digimon Adventure, Denji in Chainsaw Man, and Shinji Ikari in Neon Genesis Evangelion, among others. Most recently, he lit up the screen in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero as the exuberant and lovable android Gamma 2, a central figure in one of the saga’s most anticipated films.

More than a voice actor

Donald is not only the voice behind iconic characters—he’s also a voice director, mentor, and advocate for the French dubbing community. Through StreamVF, the platform he founded, he champions greater visibility and recognition for voice actors. A bridge between performers and fans, StreamVF celebrates the art of dubbing with transparency, passion, and humanity.

At Metronomik, Donald is especially admired for his role as Zuke, the calm and soulful drummer of No Straight Roads, a performance delivered with rare finesse. Now, he returns for NSR2, a new chapter where his voice once again meets the stage, the spotlight… and the sound of guitar riffs.

One voice, countless roles, and a single truth: sincerity

Come meet the man behind the voice—a voice that transcends genres, generations, and even dimensions.

Because that’s the real power… of the Keyblade.