Andrew Kishino didn't spend too long in the "Naruto" spotlight, only working on two total episodes. This brief run featured him as Toki: a member of the Shinobazu who used a drill-like device to attack his opponents and cause destruction to the battlefield. Despite his technological advancement, he couldn't overcome his own arrogance, hence why he met his end so quickly. Kishino did a fine job as Toki, but the nature of the role didn't give him a lot to work with. Thankfully, "Star Wars Rebels" proved a different story.
Not unlike "Naruto," "Rebels" only brought Andrew Kishino on for two episodes. However, the longtime Disney XD staple gave him plenty more to do over the course of "Heroes of Mandalore: Part 1" and "Heroes of Mandalore: Part 2." He got to play Mandalorian Captain Hark, one of the Mandalorian warriors under Bo-Katan Kryze (Katee Sackhoff), an Imperial stormtrooper, and an Imperial transport driver. These may not be the deepest characters out there, but at least there's some variety.
