Kellen Goff

Kellen Alexander Goff (born February 3, 1995) is an American voice actor whose career has swiftly expanded from modest online projects to prominent roles in major video‑game franchises and anime series. Beginning his training under legendary voice‑over teacher Bob Bergen—where he was Bergen's youngest student and the first minor enrolled—Goff later refined his craft with industry veterans such as Richard Horvitz, Charlie Adler, Debi Derryberry, and Mick Wingert, building a versatile skill set that allowed him to navigate a wide range of character types.

His breakout came in 2016 when he joined the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe, lending his voice to iconic characters including Funtime Freddy, Fredbear, the daycare attendant, and later Glamrock Freddy, cementing his reputation among the gaming community. Since then Goff has voiced characters in celebrated anime adaptations such as My Hero Academia, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, Attack on Titan, Black Clover, and Sasaki and Miyano, as well as in popular titles like League of Legends, VALORANT, and Cookie Run Kingdom. Beyond performance, he has contributed ADR work to films like F the Prom, Traces, and Near Extinction: Shangri‑La. In 2021 Goff joined the YouTube collective The Ink Tank, where he creates original content, voices multiple characters, and serves as casting director for the web series 5 Years Later, also handling audio editing for the project.

On a personal note, Goff identifies as being of Ashkenazi Jewish descent on both parental lines and has openly discussed his diagnosis of high‑functioning autism. He publicly embraced demisexuality in 2017 and later identified as bisexual in 2021, contributing to broader conversations about LGBTQ+ representation in the entertainment industry. His continued engagement with fans, passion for voice work, and commitment to inclusive storytelling make him a distinctive and influential figure in contemporary voice acting.