Marissa Lenti is an American voice actress, ADR director, scriptwriter, and VTuber celebrated for her extensive work in anime dubbing and video games.
Best known today as the voice of Gangle in the viral indie animated series The Amazing Digital Circus, Lenti has built a career spanning more than 130 credited roles. This biography covers her early life, career, and net worth.
Profile
| Full Name | Marissa Lenti |
| Born | September 18, 1992 |
| Age | 33 years old |
| Birthplace | Queens, New York City, New York, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Voice Actress, ADR Director, Scriptwriter, VTuber |
| Ethnicity | Italian, Irish, and MENA (Middle Eastern/North African) descent |
| Gender Identity | Agender/non-binary; uses she/they pronouns |
| Known For | Gangle in The Amazing Digital Circus, Yuna in Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear, Moze in Borderlands 3, Nita in Brawl Stars |
Early Life
Marissa Lenti was born on September 18, 1992, in Queens, New York City. She began performing in theatre at the young age of eight and started taking on-camera acting roles around age 12. Alongside her performance interests, Lenti spent over a decade working as a seamstress, at one point running her own business creating costumes and dolls. She is of Italian, Irish, and MENA (Middle Eastern/North African) descent, and identifies as agender, using she/they pronouns.
Education
Lenti studied Costume Design in college, drawing on her longtime experience as a seamstress. However, during her studies she made the decision to pivot away from costume design and pursue voice acting professionally instead, using savings from her costume and doll business to relocate from Boston to Texas in support of this new career direction.
Career
Lenti’s voice acting career took off after she attended Haberkon, a small convention hosted by fellow voice actor Todd Haberkorn, while living in Dallas, Texas. There, she met ADR director Tyler Walker of Funimation, who cast her in the English dub of Tokyo ESP, marking the start of her professional anime dubbing career. Her early named roles included Libra in Fairy Tail and her first lead role as Chiaki Hoshinomori in Gamers!.
In May 2016, Lenti joined Sound Cadence Studios as an ADR director, writer, and production assistant, going on to direct English dubs for shows including Kemono Friends, Kageki Shoujo!!, and Arte, as well as Discotek Media’s English dubs of several Digimon Adventure films. She has since amassed more than 130 credited acting roles across over 124 projects.
Notable anime voice roles include Yuna in Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear, Shoko Majima in Kokkoku, Alicia Florence in Aria the Animation, Cocotte in Dragon Ball Super, Mistress Sadie in One Piece, and Ilse Langnar in Attack on Titan: Junior High. In video games, she has voiced Moze the Gunner in Borderlands 3, Nita in Brawl Stars, and Financier Cookie in Cookie Run: Kingdom.
Lenti’s most widely recognized role to date is Gangle in The Amazing Digital Circus, the viral indie animated web series produced by Glitch Productions that premiered in 2023. Her portrayal of Gangle — a ribbon-based character whose porcelain mask toggles between comedy and tragedy — has been praised for capturing themes of emotional vulnerability and compartmentalized feeling, particularly in emotionally charged episodes like “Fast Food Masquerade” (2024).
Outside of traditional voice acting, Lenti operates as a VTuber under the alias Vixen the Reindeer, streaming video games and collaborating with fellow creators including Brendan Blaber and Octopimp.
Awards & Nominations
While Marissa Lenti has not been widely reported to have received major industry award nominations, her role as Gangle in The Amazing Digital Circus has earned significant fan recognition and critical praise within the animation and voice acting community.
Social Media
| Twitter/X | @MarissaLenti |
| VTuber Alias | Vixen the Reindeer (Vixen_VTuber) |
Personal Life
Marissa Lenti identifies as agender and asexual, using she/they pronouns, and is openly recognized as a prominent figure for queer and non-binary representation within the voice acting industry. She was previously based in Dallas, Texas, before relocating to Los Angeles, California, in 2021. Lenti has spoken about her close friendship with fellow voice actor Brendan Blaber, whom she considers her best friend, and regularly collaborates with the cast of The Amazing Digital Circus on livestreams.
Net Worth
Marissa Lenti’s net worth has not been publicly confirmed, but her income is derived primarily from her extensive voice acting, ADR directing, and scriptwriting work across anime dubbing, video games, and animated web series, supplemented by her VTuber streaming activities.
Filmography (Voice Roles)
- Tokyo ESP – early voice role
- Fairy Tail as Libra
- Gamers! as Chiaki Hoshinomori
- Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear as Yuna
- Kokkoku as Shoko Majima
- Aria the Animation as Alicia Florence
- Dragon Ball Super as Cocotte
- One Piece as Mistress Sadie
- Attack on Titan: Junior High as Ilse Langnar
- ReLIFE as Sumire Inukai
- Log Horizon Season 3 as Intix
- Borderlands 3 (2019) as Moze the Gunner
- Brawl Stars as Nita
- Cookie Run: Kingdom (2021) as Financier Cookie
- The Amazing Digital Circus (2023–present) as Gangle
FAQs
Who is Marissa Lenti?
Marissa Lenti is an American voice actress and ADR director best known for voicing Gangle in The Amazing Digital Circus.
How old is Marissa Lenti?
Marissa Lenti was born on September 18, 1992, making her 33 years old as of 2026.
What pronouns does Marissa Lenti use?
Lenti identifies as agender and uses she/they pronouns.
What other roles is Marissa Lenti known for?
Besides Gangle, she is known for voicing Moze in Borderlands 3, Nita in Brawl Stars, and Yuna in Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear.
Conclusion
From a childhood theatre performer and seamstress to one of the anime dubbing industry’s most versatile voice actors and directors, Marissa Lenti’s career reflects both range and reinvention.
With her breakout role as Gangle in The Amazing Digital Circus introducing her to a massive new global audience, Marissa Lenti’s influence in voice acting and animation continues to grow.