
Character profile
Ban Mido
美堂蛮
Ban Mido is a main character in GetBackers (2002). This page lists 1 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Nobutoshi Kanna (JAPANESE) and Jason Liebrecht (ENGLISH).
About Ban Mido
First impressions of Ban are generally that he is a rude person and has a great sense of pride. With his unruly hairand sunglasses, people already judge him poorly (It doesn't help that he gives unflattering nicknames to almost anyone he meets, e.g. "monkey trainer" Shido and "thread spool" Kazuki). But he is actually a great guy with a strong sense of leadership and a very talented person. He is one quarter German and he's the grandchild of the "Last Witch of the 20th Century". He's also a brother-like figure to Himiko Kudou after she has gotten over her brother's death. Himiko's average fighting skills meant that she often bites off more than what she can chew. In such situations, Ban can be counted on to come to her aid (though it must be noted that she does return the favor at times). In the GB duo, he's often the one who thinks of plans for their moves. Initially, Ginji was seen to be a sidekick to him. (In fact, when they first formed their partnership, Ban insisted that Ginji was only his sidekick.) As the story progresses, Ginji gradually held his own in their missions, and Ban acknowledged him as an equal.
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 19
- Birthday
- December 17
- Blood type
- B
- Height
- 175 cm
- Also known as
- Ban-chan, Urchin Head
Who is Ban Mido?
Most fans meet Ban Mido in GetBackers, where they are a main character. They are also known as Ban-chan or Urchin Head.
Cast and appearances
Nobutoshi Kanna voices Ban Mido in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Jason Liebrecht.
FAQ
What anime is Ban Mido in?
GetBackers.
Who voices Ban Mido in English?
Jason Liebrecht.
Who is Ban Mido's Japanese voice actor?
Nobutoshi Kanna.
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.








