Voice Actor Casting
In the Japanese first series anime, Yumi Kakazu portrayed Anzu; in the second series, Maki Saito portrays her.
In the American English-language versions of the second series anime, Téa is voiced by Amy Birnbaum. In the Singaporean English-language versions of the second series anime, Alison Lester voices Téa.
On the "Yu-Gi-Oh! Music To Duel By" album produced by 4Kids, Téa's singing voice is provided by Lindsey Warner.
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