Ever wonder who the voices that bring Sailor Mars to life are?

   Lee Yee Hung is the Chinese voice actress for Sailor Mars. She's a popular Chinese singer who's been able to cross over to the Big Screen. Her latest movie's called Lunch With Charles.

   Katie Griffin was the first English voice actress for Sailor Mars. She dubbed Sailor Moon seasons 1, 2, and 4 as well as the Sailor Moon R, S, and Super S movies. This native Canadian began her acting career at the age of 14, appearing in over 70 television commercials and making her way over to the Big Screen. Some of her movies include The Real Blonde, Electra, To Die For, and Boulevard. Among her other notorious anime roles are Julie's singing voice from Pokemon Magical 2, Psycho Pink from Power Rangers In Space, Nina from Braceface, and the Care Bears.

   Emilie Barlow was the English voice actress for Sailor Mars during Sailor Moon season 4. This Canadian Jazz singing sensation began her career at the age of 7, singing in television and radio commercials. In 1997, Emilie and her father formed a band called The Barlow Group. They released their first CD in the fall of 1998: Emilie-Claire Barlow - Sings. Among her other notorious anime roles are Sailor Venus from Sailor Moon and Ann's singing voice from Pokemon Magical 2.

   Julia Haacke is the German voice actress for Sailor Mars. Some of her other anime roles include Wendy from Peter Pan and Miyuki Wakamatsu from Miyuki.

   Michie Tomizawa is the Japanese voice actress for Sailor Mars. She's the oldest of the inner Senshi seiyuu, and sings for the musical groups Peach Hips (an inner Senshi seiyuu group) and Knight Sabers (a four-girl Bubble Gum Crisis seiyuu group). Among her many other notorious anime roles are Linna Yamazaki from Bubble Gum Crisis, Hosoka Haruka from Miracle Girls, Shino from Kaitou Ranma, and Doris from Vampire Hunter D.

   Monica Manjárrez is the Spanish voice actress for Sailor Mars. Among her other notorious anime roles are Noa from Patlabor TV Series, Sonomi from Card Captor Sakura, The Light Clow Card from Card Captor Sakura, the music teacher from Card Captor Sakura, Sora's mother from Digimon, Angewomon from Digimon, and Bulma from later episodes of Dragon Ball Z and GT.