Tania Gunadi

Tania Gunadi is an Indonesian-American actress who is voiced of Lumba-Lumba the Dolphin in The Lion Guard.

Early Life
Tania Gunadi was born on July 29, 1983, in Bandung, Indonesia. She is an Indonesian-American and belongs to Asian ethnicity. The beautiful actress shares the birth sign, Leo. Information about her parents and siblings are unavailable at the moment.

Tania grew up in Bandung with her family spending her early days there. She won a green card lottery when she was in high in Bandung.

She went to an adult school to learn English, after moving to the U.S. Later, she went to a university in Los Angeles for her further studies. During that time, she worked at Pizza Hut, which was her first job.

Career
Tania Gunadi started her career in acting in the year 2001. That year, she worked in the movie named A Real Job as well as on the TV series That’s Life and a TV movie The Wild Thornberrys: The Origin of Donnie.

In her career, she has appeared in numerous movies and TV shows. Some of her movie credits include Scooby-Doo! Shaggy’s Showdown, Such Good People, and Zambezia.

Gunadi had her first lead role on television in an American computer-animated superhero TV series Transformers: Prime. She lent her voice for the character Miko Nakadai in the series. The series also consists voice of other stars Peter Cullen, Steve Blum, Frank Welker, and Jeffrey Combs, among others.

Well, the actress has given her voice for other series like Sanjay and Craig, Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero, DC Super Hero Girls franchise, Sofia the First, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and more.

As of 2019, she has made her appearances in an episode of the TV series such as Bizaardvark and A. P. Bio. Her recent movie appearance was in the 2017 animated film The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania!, where she voiced for the character Gladys the Receptionist. In addition, she has voiced for some of the video games Crash: Mind Over Mutant, Transformers: Prime – The Game, Star Wars: Uprising, World of Final Fantasy and Invisible.