Erica Mendez

Erica Micah Mendez (born February 13, 1988 in Chicago, Illinois, USA), also known by her singer name Rikatwoo, is an American voice actress and ADR spotter from Chicago, Illinois. She is well known for doing numerous roles in many Japanese anime and Video Games dubbed by Bang Zoom! Entertainment, Studiopolis, and Funimation. Some of her many roles include Aladdin in the Magi series, Ryuko Matoi in Kill la Kill, Haruka Tenou/Sailor Uranus in the Viz Media dub of Sailor Moon, Bernadetta von Varley, Deidre and Lianna in the Fire Emblem series, Emma in The Promised Neverland, Gon Freecss in Hunter x Hunter, Yuuki Konno in season 2 of Sword Art Online, Diane in The Seven Deadly Sins, Atsuko "Akko" Kagari in Little Witch Academia, Melissa Shield in My Hero Academia, Arle Nadja in the Puyo Puyo series, Megumin in KonoSuba, Towa Higurashi in Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon, Makio in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Seong Mina in Soul Calibur VI, and Raphtalia in The Rising of the Shield Hero.

Fanon
In the future, she becomes the voice of Apus Sachi in Superior-Creativity's Saint Seiya Omega: Ryusei fanfiction, Matey and Bayou in the Disney Princess Palace Pets franchise, Kaoru Matsubara/Powered Buttercup in the ViZ/Studiopolis redub of Powerpuff Girls Z, Aurelia Armstrong/Agent Arachnillo in the Miss Philippines franchise, Captain Jake in Emman's Jake and the Never Land Pirates-based ideas such as his pieces of Kingdom Hearts fanfiction (in addition to one of his other little ideas to create for himself, by himself (with the help from one of his very own friends into the mix) being none other than Disney vs. Street Fighter) and many other kinds of Roles for all of the pieces of fanmade content that would exist within the entire Wiki itself.

Voices in Idea Wiki

 * Mickey Mouse: The Movie (2021 film) - June Duck
 * Attack on Vampire - Sayuri Hanayori
 * Backyard Sports - Jocinda Smith
 * Danganronpa V4: Pleasant Present Homicide - Makitu Ria
 * Bandai-Namco All-Stars Tag Tournament - Mametchi, Seong Mina, Pac-Man (Pac), Custom Young Male (Child and Preteen) and Female Avatar Voices
 * Untitled Fate/Nasuverse-based Fighting Game by Arc System Works - Mash Kyrielight, Jack the Ripper
 * Future Kingdom Hearts titles, other future Disney/Square-Enix media in many little forms involving Jake and the Never Land Pirates/Peter Pan - Captain Jake/Werewolf Jake/Ghost Jake (an alternate English voice actress to use instead of Colleen Villard), Additional Voices
 * Marvel vs. Capcom 4: Ultimate War of Heroes - Laura Kinney/X-23 aka Wolverine, Gwen Poole/Gwenpool, Captain Jake
 * Disney vs. Capcom: Warriors of Weirdmageddon - Captain Jake/Werewolf Jake, Laura Kinney/X-23 aka Wolverine, Gwendolyn "Gwen" Poole/Gwenpool, Arle Nadja, Additional Voices
 * Kingdom Hearts: Symbiotic Darkness - Captain Jake, Additional Voices
 * DC vs. SEGA: Supersonic Crisis - Arle Nadja/Dark Arle
 * My Hero Academia: Cross Tag Battle - Ryuko Matoi
 * Future Marvel Comics Adaptations - Gwendolyn "Gwen" Poole/Gwenpool, Laura Kinney/X-23 aka Wolverine, Additional Voices
 * Miss Philippines - Aurelia Armstrong/Agent Arachnillo
 * Donkey Kong Country (upcoming TV series) - Dixie Kong
 * Shinkalion vs. Evangelion - Hayato Hayasugi
 * Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion THE ANIMATION English dub - Hayato Hayasugi
 * Disney vs. DC: Magical Kingdom's Heartful Crisis Tournament - Captain Jake, Laura Kinney/X-23 aka Wolverine, Gwen Poole/Gwenpool, Additional Voices
 * NASCAR: The Animated Series - Nicole Donaldson
 * Jump Force (English Cast) - Gon Freecss
 * Jak and Daxter: Finale - Natalie
 * Aldnoah Zero: The Movie - Inko Amifumi
 * Psonic X Touhou - Seija Kijin
 * LEGO Dimensions: The Lost Dimensions - Captain Jake, Gwen Poole/Gwenpool, Laura Kinney/X-23 aka Wolverine, Arle Nadja, Pac-Man (Pac), Additional Voices
 * Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Fighters Omegamix - Arle Nadja/Dark Arle, Custom Young/Preteen Male and Female Avatar voice, Alternate Female Announcer voice
 * Puyo Puyo: Magical Story - Arle Nadja
 * Untitled Kingdom Hearts Disney/Capcom/SEGA/Square-Enix crossover game - Captain Jake, Gwen Poole/Gwenpool, Laura Kinney/X-23, Arle Nadja, Additional Voices
 * Wolverine and the X-Men Season 2 - Laura Kinney/X-23, Additional Voices
 * Untitled Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers '22 Sequel - Ryuko Matoi (Erica reprises her role as Ryuko in Live-Action Cosplay form by wearing this Outfit to maintain a PG/TV-PG rating like it's predecessor, although that doesn't mean that the sequel itself can't still sacrifice the Parental Bonsues along with everything else in between to please the Teenage, Young Adult and Adult fans as well), Various others such as Arle Nadja along with Melissa Shield and Mametchi (Arle, Melissa and Mametchi appear in 2D animated form, altogether on screen) and everyone else like Nico Yazawa, Megumin, Akko Kagari, Lianna, Bernadetta Von Varley and Haruka Tenoh/Sailor Uranus, altogether being shown via Stock Footage
 * My Hero Academia vs. Capcom - Melissa Shield
 * Heroes of Olympus - Piper McLean
 * Palace Pets - Matey, Bayou
 * Palace Pets (film) - Matey, Bayou
 * Palace Pets: Legends of Animalia - Matey, Bayou
 * Palace Pets Party - Matey, Bayou
 * Yu-Gi-Oh! Starlight Heroes - Annie Wilcox
 * Untitled Guardians of the Galaxy x Sword Art Online Crossover Video Game - Gwen Poole/Gwenpool, Yuuki Konno, Additional Voices
 * Kingdom Hearts vs. Sword Art Online - Yuuki Konno
 * Sword Art Online games English dub - Yuuki Konno
 * Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Anime DLCs - Yuuki Konno (Sword Art Online pack), Towa Higurashi (InuYasha pack)
 * Jump Force new DLC - Yuuki Konno, Towa Higurashi
 * School for Demon Heroes - Towa Higurashi
 * Powerpuff Girls Z (ViZ/Studiopolis redub) - Kaoru Matsubara/Powered Buttercup
 * Saint Seiya Omega: Ryusei- Apus Sachi
 * Tales of Heroes - Raphtalia
 * Digimon All Star Party - Cody Hida (Replaces the late Philece Sampler)
 * Bad Detective (TV Series) - Sierra Lopez
 * Horse Girl Pretty Derby (English Dub) - Symboli Rudolf, Mihono Bourbon, Biwa Hayahide (Series 1)

Known for

 * Ryuko Matoi from Kill la Kill
 * Haruka Tenou/Sailor Uranus from Sailor Moon
 * Yuuki Konno from Sword Art Online
 * Atsuko "Akko" Kagari from Little Witch Academia
 * Towa Higurashi from InuYasha
 * Gon Freecss from Hunter x Hunter
 * Nico Yazawa from the Love Live!
 * Mametchi from Tomagochi Friends
 * Melissa Shield from My Hero Academia
 * Noire/Black Heart from Hyperdimension Neptunia
 * Diane from The Seven Deadly Sins
 * Aladdin from Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic
 * Megumin from Konosuba

Trivia

 * Yuuki and Diane also share the same Japanese voice actress, Aoi Yuuki.
 * Gon and Atsuko share the same Japanese voice actress as well, Megumi Han. As do Mash and Megumin, who in turn, are both voiced by Rie Takahashi in her Native Language too along with the lines of Sora Tokui as Nico and Moru. It can even extend with Ami Koshimizu for her roles as Ryuko and Eleanor.
 * According to Emman via a YouTube comment at this YouTube Video on her interpretation of her Captain Jake voice, it would sound like a Fusion of her Voice Roles as Gon Freecss and Young Jean-Pierre Polnareff from Hunter X Hunter and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (both of them hail from the same Company: Shuiesha via Weekly Shonen Jump, although the latter later became a part of the Ultra Jump library as of Steel Ball Run 's events) in the English language.
 * On the very exact video that he has repeatedly seen on YouTube at times, he also commented that Erica's Roles as Laura Kinney/X-23 and Gwen Poole/Gwenpool would be based on her voice roles as Ryuko Matoi and Diane from Studio Trigger and Kodansha's (in this case, Weekly Shonen Magazine) Kill La Kill and The Seven Deadly Sins.
 * For Emman on one of his many Internet posts that he has made (and on one of the YouTube Videos that he has commented), he considers her to be our very own Mexican-American Tara Strong, except many of her roles tend to be Action Girls who are Tomboyish and Bold and Brash, although like Strong, she also engages in a variety of other Roles such as voicing Young Boys in addition to her voicing Villainous and more Feminine ones.