Anthony BOWLING
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Cast in:
(English version)
Baccano! (TV) as Fang
Baki the Grappler (TV)
BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad (TV) as Lifeguard
Big Windup! (TV) as Shōji Suyama
Black Blood Brothers (TV)
Blassreiter (TV)
Burst Angel (TV) as Tatsuya (Ep. 20)
Case Closed (TV) as Truman Salinger (Ep.124-125); Nagi (Ep. 106-107)
Case Closed The Movie: The Time Bombed Skyscraper
Claymore (TV)
Desert Punk (TV)
Dragon Ball Z (TV) as Frieza Soldier (ep. 72)
Fullmetal Alchemist (TV)
Fullmetal Alchemist: The Movie - Conqueror of Shamballa
(The) Galaxy Railways (TV) as Snaeder
Gunslinger Girl -Il Teatrino- (TV) as Cosimo (Ep. 6)
Hell Girl (TV) as Ijijima (Ep. 20)
Heroic Age (TV)
Jyu Oh Sei (TV) as Kevin
Kaze no Stigma (TV) as Daiki (Ep. 17-19, 22); Man B (Ep. 1)
KenIchi the Mightiest Disciple (TV)
Kodocha (TV)
MoonPhase (TV)
Mushi-Shi (TV) as Fisherman (Ep. 5); Villager (Ep. 4, 6)
My Santa (OAV)
Negima! (TV)
One Piece (TV) as Marine E (ep. 3); Pirate F (ep. 1); [+ unlisted credits]
One Piece: The Desert Princess and The Pirates: Adventure in Alabasta (movie 8) as Mr. 7; [+ unlisted credits]
Ouran High School Host Club (TV) as Man A (Anthony Bowling)
Peach Girl (TV) as Medic A (Ep. 23); Okada
Ragnarok The Animation (TV) as Acolyte (Ep. 3); Magician (Ep. 7)
Romeo × Juliet (TV) as Vendor Man (Ep. 1); Verges (Ep. 9); Wagoner (Ep. 16); Young Noble (Ep. 10)
Rumbling Hearts (TV)
Samurai 7 (TV) as Ukyo; Amanushi
Save Me! Lollipop (TV) as Toto (Ep. 9)
School Rumble: 2nd Semester (TV) as Deathgate (Ep. 21); Shin Misawa
Shigurui: Death Frenzy (TV) as Jingorou Higaki (Ep. 8); Kakiemon (Ep. 7)
Shin chan (TV) as Attractive Teashop Waiter (FUNimation, Ep. 11); Deliveryman (FUNimation, Ep.5)
Speed Grapher (TV) as Shiina
Suzuka (TV) as Track Boy A (Ep. 15)
Trinity Blood (TV) as Engineer (Ep. 1)
Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE (TV) as Young Man (Ep. 13-15)
Witchblade (TV) as Oda (Ep. 6-7)
XXXHOLiC (TV)
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