Donald Reignoux
The iconic French voice of several generations of fans will be present at Heroes World – Made in Asia!
If you grew up with the cult humor of Titeuf, were thrilled by the exploits of Spider-Man in movies or video games, or followed the intensity of Chainsaw Man, you are definitely familiar with the voice of Donald Reignoux.
A must-have voice actor, he can move from light comedy to the most intense action, while maintaining an immediately recognizable vocal identity.
From childhood cartoons to recent blockbusters, his range of performances has marked many works of pop culture.
He is also the host of the show Stream VF, in which he invites other iconic dubbing actors to revisit anecdotes about roles that are now cult favorites for everyone.
Some of his most iconic roles:
- Titeuf in the animated series Titeuf
- Peter Parker / Spider-Man in Insomniac video games
- Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) in *The Amazing Spider-Man* films
- Denji in Chainsaw Man
- …
With consistently accurate energy and an impressive range of performances, he has left his mark on both classic cartoons, modern blockbusters, and recent anime.
On the program at Heroes World:
- Autograph sessions
- Stage talks
- Fan meet-and-greets
To meet him, a Heroes World entry ticket is enough!
Attention: Fast Pass and VIP tickets do not allow you to skip lines for Made in Asia guests.
Sushi Nihiliste
Sushi Nihiliste will be attending Made in Asia on February 27 and 28, as well as March 1, 2026, at Brussels Expo!
Coffee in hand and dark humor sharpened, Sushi Nihiliste reacts without filters to the videos and comments making the rounds on social media. It’s sharp, it’s funny, and it definitely makes you want to join in. Drop your best comment (who knows, he might even analyze it) and come spend a great time with him at Made in Asia.
Feel like chatting, exchanging ideas, or leaving with a signed autograph? Meet Sushi Nihiliste at Made in Asia, Brussels Expo!
Tokyo No Jo
Tokyo No Jo will be at Made in Asia to talk to you about Japan from February 27 to March 1 at Brussels Expo! Great Japanese food or classic French cuisine? French otakus seen through the eyes of a Japanese person? These topics and many more can be found in Tokyo No Jo’s videos! And with him, there’s no beating around the bush — he knows how to talk to you about Japan with humor. The cultural differences between France and Japan are his specialty! Don’t hesitate to come chat with him and ask for his autograph at the Made in Asia festival!