Aleks Le

Aleks Le is an American voice actor known for his dynamic range across anime and video games. He brought Zenitsu Agatsuma in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba to life, a role that made him a fan favorite. In 2025, he won the Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Voice Artist Performance (English) for his portrayal of Sung Jin-woo in Solo Leveling. His other major credits include Luke Sullivan in Street Fighter 6, Sonon Kusakabe in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and Manjiro "Mikey" Sano in Tokyo Revengers. With over 150,000 Instagram followers and a growing presence, Le is a rising star in the English voice acting scene.[edit]

Aleks Le was born on March 12, 1999, in Vietnam and adopted by a family in the United States as a young child. He grew up in Los Angeles, California, attending John Burroughs Middle School before enrolling at the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA), where he studied theater. His childhood was steeped in anime and video games, he has cited Naruto and Final Fantasy as early inspirations that sparked his interest in voice acting. After high school, he began auditioning for voice roles while working odd jobs to support himself. His first professional gig came in 2017, a minor part in a video game, but it was a 2019 audition for the English dub of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba that changed everything. He landed the role of Zenitsu Agatsuma, a character whose comedic cowardice and dramatic outbursts required a performer who could shift tones on a dime. That audition marked the end of his pre-fame years and the start of a breakout career.[edit]

Le's debut as Zenitsu Agatsuma in 2019 was an immediate hit. Fans loved his high-energy delivery, and the role opened doors across the industry. In 2021, he voiced Manjiro "Mikey" Sano in Tokyo Revengers, a darker, more serious character that showcased his range. The following year, he stepped into the gaming world as Luke Sullivan in Street Fighter 6, a role that brought him to a broader audience. 2023 saw him cast as Sonon Kusakabe in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, one of the year's biggest game releases. Then came 2024: Le was chosen to voice Sung Jin-woo in the English dub of Solo Leveling, an anime that became a global phenomenon. His performance earned him the Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Voice Artist Performance (English) in 2025, his first major industry award. As of 2026, he continues as Sung Jin-woo in Solo Leveling Season 2 and is attached to several unannounced projects.[edit]

Le is known for his energetic, emotionally resonant performances that blend humor and pathos. In the media, he is seen as a rising star in English voice acting, praised for his range and dedication. On social media, he is professional yet enthusiastic, often sharing behind-the-scenes stories and interacting with fans. His followers create fan art and edit videos of his performances, and his convention panels draw long lines. There is no official fandom name, but fans refer to themselves informally as "Le's Legion."[edit]

Aleks Le is currently evaluated by the iFANN Global Fame Engine but does not hold a placement in the published rankings. While he commands a massive, highly organized following across social platforms and convention circuits, his global fame score has yet to crack the Top 1,000 or any specific scope list as of August 2026. This absence from the leaderboard reflects a unique trajectory where influence is concentrated within the voice acting community rather than distributed broadly enough for a general public ranking. His fanbase, often informally referred to as "Le's Legion," lacks an official designation but demonstrates remarkable cohesion through their dedication to his roles in franchises like *Solo Leveling* and *Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba*. Fans actively create fan art, edit videos of his performances, and engage deeply with his behind-the-scenes content on Instagram and TikTok. A defining moment in this cultural mythology occurred when original actor Steven Yeun gave his blessing for Le to take over a major role in *Invincible Vs*, a passing of the torch celebrated widely by the community. Another legendary narrative surrounds his historic win at the ASTRA Awards, marking the first time an anime voice performance secured a Hollywood award, a milestone frequently cited as a watershed moment for Asian-American visibility in Western dubbing. At Anime Expo 2026, his announcement of the new film *Solo Leveling: Beyond the System* drew significant attention, further cementing his status as a pioneering figure whose professional milestones have reshaped industry perceptions.[edit]

A trained stage actor who studied at LACHSA, Aleks Le brings theatrical discipline to his voice work, seamlessly switching between high-energy comedic roles and serious, intense characters. He is a devoted fan of the *Persona* and *Final Fantasy* game series and has voiced multiple characters within the same franchise, such as Zenitsu Agatsuma in both the *Demon Slayer* anime and its video game adaptation. Known for his ability to protect his voice during grueling sessions, he occasionally shares glimpses of his life with fans, including posts about his pet cat, Mochi. While no official fandom name exists, his supporters sometimes call themselves "Le's Legion." A widely retold story in his lore involves his victory at the ASTRA Awards, where he became the first anime voice actor to win Best Lead Voice-Over Performance at a major Hollywood show. Fans also cherish the "Surreal Success" narrative surrounding *Demon Slayer*, where Le reflected on the unexpected magnitude of the franchise's impact years after starting the role. Another iconic moment was the public validation from Steven Yeun regarding Le's casting in *Invincible Vs*, which fans viewed as a significant legacy handover. These verified events form the core of his reputation as a trailblazer in English-language dubbing.[edit]

Le was adopted from Vietnam by an American family and raised in Los Angeles. He has not publicly shared the names or occupations of his parents or whether he has siblings. As of 2026, he is unmarried with no children. He lives in Los Angeles and owns a pet cat named Mochi.[edit]

Le has worked alongside several prominent voice actors. He co-starred with Zach Aguilar in both Demon Slayer and Solo Leveling. Abby Trott, who voices Nezuko in Demon Slayer, is a frequent collaborator. Griffin Puatu has appeared with Le in multiple anime dubs. Sean Chiplock co-starred with him in Street Fighter 6, and Cristina Vee worked with him on Demon Slayer.[edit]

Aleks Le keeps his personal life extremely private. As of 2026, there are no confirmed public romantic relationships. He has never been publicly linked to a partner, nor has he posted about a significant other on social media. In interviews, he has stated that he prefers to focus on his career and maintain a clear boundary between his public and private life. There are no records of marriages, engagements, or children. His current relationship status is single.[edit]

Per iFANN's editorial analysis, Aleks Le's net worth stands at $2 Million as of 2026. His financial growth stems primarily from his extensive work in voice acting, earning per-episode fees for anime dubs that typically range from $100 to $200 for lead roles. Video game contracts provide substantial flat fees, often falling between $5,000 and $20,000 or more for major titles. Residual income from streaming services and home video releases further supplements his earnings. Convention appearances, featuring autograph signings and panel discussions, serve as another reliable revenue stream. Although no major endorsement deals are currently public, his rising profile suggests potential for future brand partnerships. His wealth has climbed steadily since his breakout in 2019, with notable increases following his performances in *Street Fighter 6* and *Solo Leveling*.[edit]

Aleks Le won his first major award in 2025, taking home the Crunchyroll Anime Award for Best Voice Artist Performance (English) for his role as Sung Jin-woo in Solo Leveling. This recognition placed him among the top English voice actors in the anime industry.[edit]