Corinne Sudberg, also known by her online handle Megami33, is an American voice actress and singer based in Dallas, Texas, who has built a career voicing characters in numerous English-dubbed anime series. Born and raised on Long Island, New York, she developed an interest in performance and animation from a young age, inspired by cartoons and anime. She pursued this passion academically, studying animation at the School of Visual Arts in New York City with a minor in theater.

Her entry into the entertainment industry began in 2007 when she started a YouTube channel under the name Megami33, a reference to her favorite Yu-Gi-Oh card, Gyakutenno Megami. On this platform, she gained a following by creating parody content, performing English-language cover versions of anime and video game songs, and providing voices for various web series produced by other online creators. This online presence served as a foundation for her eventual transition to professional voice acting after she relocated to Dallas, Texas, a major hub for anime dubbing production.

Since moving to Dallas, Sudberg has worked extensively with prominent dubbing studios, including Crunchyroll (formerly Funimation), Sound Cadence Studios, and Starman Studios. Her voice acting career features a wide range of roles, often portraying young boys or energetic female characters. One of her most prominent and long-running roles is Kozuki Momonosuke in the globally popular series One Piece. Other significant anime credits include Nataku Son in Fire Force, the dual roles of Arche Eeb Rile Furt and the insectoid Entoma in Overlord III and Overlord IV, Kotori in Buddy Daddies, and Konami Amanatsu in Too Many Losing Heroines. As the user noted, she also voices the character Yukimachi Tsukihiro in the series Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer. In addition to these principal roles, she has contributed her voice to a vast number of productions in supporting and additional voices capacities, including Attack on Titan, Spy x Family, Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury, and Trigun Stampede. Her work also extends to video games, with credits in titles such as Azur Lane, Bee Simulator, and Dragonheir: Silent Gods.

Beyond her acting work, Sudberg maintains her connection to music and her online roots. She wrote and performed Lucky Holiday, the ending theme song for the anime series Bananya. She continues to operate her Megami33 YouTube channel, where she shares her musical covers and connects with her audience. Her career is marked by this dual path, successfully transitioning from a prominent online content creator to a recognized voice in the professional anime dubbing industry.