Abby Pasion(I)
- Actress
- Voice Actor - Dubbing
Abby Pasion is a Filipina American actor, writer, and educator from Portland, Oregon.
She is best known for her voice over roles from animation to video games, such as Chiharu Tsubameya in the 2024 anime series "My Deer Friend Nokotan," Tabitha Bones in the 2023 indie-produced visual novel "This Magical Girl Is A B*tch," and most recently in the 2026 film "cocoon-One Summer of Girlhood" as Yuri.
Abby is represented by Harris Talent, In Both Ears, and DDO Artists Agency.
From 2019-2022 Abby worked at One Down Media LLC, a Los Angeles based entertainment company highlighting Filipino stories and talent. She was the company's first lead content writer, publishing viral editorials and creating scripts for their flagship "Breaking the Tabo" web series. In 2021 Abby launched KAMPAY! as part of One Down's podcast initiative, which she produced and hosted for 1 season.
Abby earned her B.A. Degree in Liberal Studies with double-minors in Education and Ethnic Studies from Oregon State University in 2019, and her Masters in Education from Portland State University in 2022.
She is best known for her voice over roles from animation to video games, such as Chiharu Tsubameya in the 2024 anime series "My Deer Friend Nokotan," Tabitha Bones in the 2023 indie-produced visual novel "This Magical Girl Is A B*tch," and most recently in the 2026 film "cocoon-One Summer of Girlhood" as Yuri.
Abby is represented by Harris Talent, In Both Ears, and DDO Artists Agency.
From 2019-2022 Abby worked at One Down Media LLC, a Los Angeles based entertainment company highlighting Filipino stories and talent. She was the company's first lead content writer, publishing viral editorials and creating scripts for their flagship "Breaking the Tabo" web series. In 2021 Abby launched KAMPAY! as part of One Down's podcast initiative, which she produced and hosted for 1 season.
Abby earned her B.A. Degree in Liberal Studies with double-minors in Education and Ethnic Studies from Oregon State University in 2019, and her Masters in Education from Portland State University in 2022.
