'Pokémon' voice actor Billy Kametz dies from colon cancer at 35: 'Sincere, humble and loving'

Billy Kametz, an entertainer known for his voice work in anime series and computer games, passed on Thursday from colon malignant growth. The Pennsylvania local was 35.

Kametz's family uncovered his demise in an update to his GoFundMe page on Saturday.

"Any individual who has met Billy will let you know he is quite possibly the most genuine, unassuming and cherishing individuals they have at any point met. His irresistible character and grin generally illuminated a room with such a lot of bliss and joy. Billy in every case had a constructive outcome on anybody he interacted with," the family wrote in his tribute. "His affection for his family, companions and sweetheart was in every case generally vital to him and that adoration will continue for eternity."

Kametz voiced characters in the shows "Pokémon," "Neon Genesis," "Assault on Titan," "The Seven Deadly Sins," "Beasters," "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure" and that's just the beginning. His voice is additionally behind computer game characters in "Wonder Avengers Academy," "Legendary Seven" and "The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners."

Beyond voice work, Kametz played Aladdin in Disneyland's "Aladdin Musical Spectacular" for the last year of the show's run.

His family said he "longed for turning into an entertainer since his youth."

"His affection for his work as an entertainer and extraordinary voice will keep on engaging fans and forever be recalled. Billy was in every case generally generous towards his fans as a whole and valued the chance to accomplish something he cherished such a lot of every day," his eulogy read.

Kametz told his fans in an Instagram video partook in late April that he was determined to have Stage 4 malignant growth.

The entertainer uncovered his arrangements to move from California back to Pennsylvania and that he planned to take a rest from work.

In the video, Kametz likewise shared that a portion of his voice work was mid-creation and asked that his fans be the "greatest team promoters" to whoever replaces him.

Kametz is made due by his folks, William and Cheryl, and his sister, Nikki.