Brent Pendergrass

Brent Pendergrass
Brent Pendergrass
Born	March 26, 1980; San Diego, CA, U.S.
Occupation	Former Yo-Kai Watch voice actor
Years active	2013–2017

Brent Pendergrass is an American voice actor and lyricist. He voiced the characters Eddie, Nate's Dad, Roughraff, Blazion, Noway, B3-NK1, Steppa, the Summoner, Gargaros and Sproink in the Disney XD animated series Yo-kai Watch.[1] He also provided the same voices for the Nintendo 3DS Yo-kai Watch game and Hasbro's line of Yo-kai Watch toys. In 2017, he announced that he was leaving the franchise.[2]

Career

Brent began his acting career on the PBS series, Space Racers where he played the role of the sunglass-wearing Sun in the music video "I Am the Sun." Later, he was cast in the role of Nate Adam's pal, Eddie in the TV series Yo-kai Watch. Although uncredited, he contributed to Yo-kai Watch in other ways by writing the lyrics for the Tribal Songs heard in the Yo-kai Watch game, toys and TV series.[3]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2016	Yo-kai Watch: The Movie	Eddie, Darknyan, Nate's Dad, Summoner, Various characters	Disney XD English dub

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2014	Space Racers	The Sun, Peacock J. Thunderbird
2015	Yo-kai Watch	Eddie, Nate's Dad, Blazion, Roughraff, Additional voices, Various characters	Disney XD English dub

References

"Brent Pendergrass". IMDb.
@BrentPndrgrs (16 December 2017). "Hey everyone, I just wanted to let you know that I will no longer be participating in any upcoming Yo-kai watch pro…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
@BrentPndrgrs (1 March 2021). "@Karbonated I actually wrote the words for all the English summoning songs, and the one people usually got wrong was Shady" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

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[1] "Brent Pendergrass". IMDb.

[2] @BrentPndrgrs (16 December 2017). "Hey everyone, I just wanted to let you know that I will no longer be participating in any upcoming Yo-kai watch pro…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

[3] @BrentPndrgrs (1 March 2021). "@Karbonated I actually wrote the words for all the English summoning songs, and the one people usually got wrong was Shady" (Tweet) – via Twitter.