Digimon Fusion is one of several English dubs of デジモンクロスウォーズ, licensed by Saban Brands. It has previously aired on The CW, Nicktoons, Nickelodeon, YTV and CITV.
Cast[]
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| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Mikey Kudo | Nicolas Roye | ||
| Angie Hinomoto | Colleen O'Shaughnessey | ||
| Jeremy Tsurugi | Derek Stephen Prince | ||
| Christopher Aonuma | Vic Mignogna | ||
| Kathryn Feller (younger, EP43) | |||
| Nene Amano | Melissa Fahn | ||
| Mrs. Kudo | Michelle Ruff | ||
| Ewan Amano | Cindy Robinson | ||
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Shoutmon
|
Benjamin Diskin | |
| Shoutmon X2 | |||
| Shoutmon X3 | |||
| Shoutmon X4 | |||
| Shoutmon X4K | |||
| Shoutmon X4B | |||
| Shoutmon X4S | |||
| Shoutmon X5 | |||
| Shoutmon X5B | |||
| OmegaShoutmon | |||
| Shoutmon X7 | |||
Notes[]
- A pilot dub was produced by William Winckler Productions. The only known voice actor for it is Alison Lees-Taylor as Lilithmon.
- This is the only Digimon series which has never had its dub completed. There were plans to dub the third season as clips from it were used in the English dub trailer. It was scrapped possibly due to the third season's lack of popularity.
- A Filipino-produced English dub aired on Disney XD in Southeast Asia.
- This is the last Digimon animated series to feature Mary Elizabeth McGlynn in any capacity due to her high demands on working on more western animated series and high profile video game projects as a director and actor. Additionally, she no longer perform on non union productions as well too.
- This is the last Digimon English dub to be licensed by Saban.