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Andy

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Andy is a main character in Undead Unluck (2023). This page lists 2 anime and 3 manga, voiced by Yuuichi Nakamura (JAPANESE) and Guilherme Briggs (PORTUGUESE).

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About Andy

Andy is member no. 9 of the Round Table. He is a Negator with the alias Undead. His original personality is that of Victor. Andy is a deuteragonist along with Fuuko Izumo. Andy is insanely reckless, he enjoys attempting to die and is always looking for new methods of death. He also has a soft spot for Fuuko, who he is very protective of and gets very angry when she is hurt, to the point where he will willingly remove the card in his head to release Victor. Andy is a tall and muscular man, with white combed back hair. He has a card in his forehead above his left eye which causes his eye to be half-closed which has left a scar. Due to his ability, he has stopped aging around his mid-20's. He has the words DEAD END tattooed on his left shoulder, but the first D in dead is backwards. He has the number 1865 tattooed on his left pectoral as well as a scar that will not go away even when he regenerates.

Fictional setting
Undead Unluck universe
Gender
Male
Birthday
April 15
Also known as
Undead, Undy, Zombie, Deady Dearest (デッドちん)

About Andy

Andy is a main character in Undead Unluck (2023). Our records show two anime appearances plus three manga. Other names: Undead, Undy, and Zombie.

Where to find Andy

Yuichi Nakamura voices Andy in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Ben Balmaceda. You can also find them in Undead Unluck: Winter Arc.

Quick questions

What anime is Andy in?

Undead Unluck and Undead Unluck: Winter Arc.

Who voices Andy in English?

Ben Balmaceda.

Who is Andy's Japanese voice actor?

Yuichi Nakamura.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.