13 Facts About Ryan Potter

Ryan Potter was born on Ryan Kenichi Hagimoto; September 12,1995 and is an American actor.

Ryan Potter made his acting debut as the lead of the Nickelodeon action comedy series Supah Ninjas.

Ryan Potter's father, Keiji Hagimoto, is Japanese, while his mother, Jordanna Alex Potter-Lew, is an American of English, German, Swedish, Russian-Jewish and Ukrainian-Jewish descent.

Shortly after his birth, Ryan Potter's family returned to Tokyo, Japan, where he was raised, until returning to the United States with his mother just before his 7th birthday.

Ryan Potter was then raised by his single mother and changed his name to her maiden name.

In 2010, Ryan Potter began his acting career at the age of 13 when he received a leaflet in his kung fu class announcing Nickelodeon was looking for teenagers to star in a new martial-arts themed program entitled Supah Ninjas.

In March 2012, Ryan Potter began a recurring role on Fred: The Show, portraying Fred's best friend.

Ryan Potter later voiced Big Hero 6 protagonist Hiro Hamada and reprised his role in the animated series based on the film and Kingdom Hearts III.

Ryan Potter was lobbying for the role of Tim Drake and created a concept fight scene using the character's signature bo staff as an audition.

Ryan Potter ended the video with a challenge to Ben Affleck to cast him as Robin.

In 2024, Ryan Potter was announced to be starring in a fan film based on the Warner Bros.

In 2011, Ryan Potter founded the organization Toy Box of Hope, a charity which holds an annual holiday collection drive for children in homeless shelters and transitional living facilities in the Los Angeles area.

In June 2012, Ryan Potter became one of the youngest celebrities to lend his voice to California's No H8 Campaign in support of same-sex marriage.