Kyle Mooney, known primarily for his live-action comedy work, has also performed as a voice actor in animation, including projects that intersect with anime and anime-influenced genres. One notable role is Marvin in the series Street Fighter. The Street Fighter franchise has numerous animated adaptations, and Mooney contributed his voice to one of these installments.

Beyond this specific anime credit, Mooney's voice acting career extends to other animated series such as Bob's Burgers, Rick and Morty, and The Great North. He also co-created and performed in the Netflix animated series Saturday Morning All-Star Hits!, a show that parodies the style of 1980s and 1990s Saturday morning cartoons, many of which were anime or anime-inspired. His background includes a lengthy tenure as a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 2013 to 2022, and he has worked as a writer on Nathan for You.

In terms of industry collaborations, Mooney has worked with voice actor Tom Kenny on multiple projects, representing one of his more frequent creative partnerships in the voice acting field. His work as a director includes the disaster comedy Y2K for A24, which premiered in 2024, and he released a debut album titled The Real Me in 2025.