Patricia Ja Lee

Aside from her on screen roles, Lee also did voicework in many English dubbed adaptations of Japanese anime.

• Name — Patricia Ja Lee • Years Active — 1987–2015; 2019 • Occupation — Actress • Other Names — Pee Jay Lee

Lee began acting in 1987, when she was 12 years old. Ten years later, Lee got her breakout role when she landed the role of Cassie Chan, the Pink Ranger for Power Rangers Turbo, a role she would continue to play in Power Rangers in Space. In 1999, she voiced Meifa Puzi in Cowboy Bebop. In 2001, Lee was cast the lead female role in the Golden Harvest action adventure Extreme Challenge. • Illustration — Lee with the cast of ASOS Brigade in 2006 She portrayed Haruhi Suzumiya in the first series of live-action promotional videos launched by Bandai Entertainment on December 22, 2006, to announce the R1 license of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Here, she is credited as Patricia Lee, although she referred to herself as Patricia Ja Lee in the first videos. Before the animated series' English cast was announced, it was speculated that she might be the voice of Haruhi as well. In July 2007, Patricia appeared at Anime Expo during the SOS Brigade concert. She was replaced for the second series of promotional videos by Cristina Vee. Lee appeared in the Haruhi anime as the voice of Mizuki Okajima, the drummer of the all-girl student band ENOZ. Lee reprised this role in The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan. Lee appeared in a 2007 Oscar Mayer bologna advertisement as a spelling bee judge. Lee's most notable role is Jill Valentine from the Resident Evil franchise. She provided the voice and motion capture work for the character in Resident Evil 5, released in 2009. Almost a year after the release of Resident Evil 5, Capcom produced a Gold edition, featuring two new scenarios, both of which starred the character, Jill Valentine. Lee reprised her role in both of these scenarios, titled Lost In Nightmares and Desperate Escape. In 2009, she appeared at the Anime Expo alongside her former Power Rangers co-stars Selwyn Ward, Blake Foster, Roger Velasco, and Christopher Khayman Lee as a featured guest on the Power Rangers panel. Her last appearance as an actor was the 2019 game Teppen.

Since 2021, Lee has volunteered with the Pasadena Fire Department's EMS Reserve.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1988 — Akira — Additional voices — Film; Credited as Pee Jay Lee; 2001 Animaze version • 1991 — Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory — Additional voices — Series • 1998 — Battle Athletes — Upperclassman A; Student; Commentator — OVA • El Hazard: The Alternative World — Afura Mann — Series • Serial Experiments Lain — Mika Iwakura — Series • 1999 — Battle Athletes Victory — Nurse, Additional Voices — Series • Cowboy Bebop — Meifa Puzi — Series • 2001 — Gate Keepers — Megumi Kurogane — Series • 2007 — The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya — Mizuki Okajima — Series • 2008 — Lucky☆Star — Patricia Martin — Series • 2015 — The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan — Mizuki Okajima — Series

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1997 — Power Rangers Turbo — Cassie Chan / second Pink Turbo Ranger — Main role; 28 episodes • 1998 — Power Rangers in Space — Cassie Chan / Pink Space Ranger — Main role; 43 episodes • 1999 — Power Rangers Lost Galaxy — Cassie Chan / Pink Space Ranger — 2 episodes • 1999 — Power Rangers: The Lost Episode — Cassie Chan — Special episode (archival footage) • 2001 — Extreme Challenge — Tang Ning — Film • 2001 — Phase Paradox — Uma Remick — Game; voice; credited as PJ Lee • 2006 — ASOS Brigade — Haruhi Suzumiya — Main role • 2006 — Hollywood Kills — Barback — Film • 2007 — Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles — Jill Valentine — Game; voice, uncredited • 2009 — Resident Evil 5 — Game; voice and motion capture • 2010 — Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition — Game; voice and motion capture for new DLC • 2011 — Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D — Game; voice • 2014 — Power Rangers Super Megaforce — Cassie Chan / Pink Space Ranger — Episode: “Legendary Battle” • 2019 — Teppen — Jill Valentine — Game; voice