Celebrity Biographies
Ed Boon Height Weight Body Stats
Born name
Edward John Boon
nickname
Ed, Noob
Sun sign
fish
Place of birth
Chicago, Illinois, United States
nationality
training
For his high school education, Ed Boon went to Loyola Academy in Wilmette.
In 1986 he graduated from the University of Illinois , UIUC with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Computer Science.
occupation
Game programmer, director, actor, producer
family
- Father – unknown
- mother – unknown
- Siblings – Sonya Boon (Sister), Tanya Boon (Sister)
Manager
none
Build
Average
Height
6ft or 183cm
weight
89 kg or 196 pounds
girlfriend/spouse
His dating history and personal life are not available.
race/ethnicity
White
hair colour
Schwarz
eye color
dark brown
sexual orientation
Just
distinguishing features
Heavy eyebrows
measurements
His chest, waist and bicep measurements are not known.
shoe size
unknown
brand promotion
Ed Boon has not endorsed any brand.
Religion
His religious views are not known.
Known for
- Create Mortal Kombat game series in collaboration with John Tobias.
- As creative director and team leader in the development of the DC Comics fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us.
first movie
His first film work was in the 1995 adventure fantasy film Mortal Kombat in which he voiced the Scorpion character.
First TV show
In 1996, Ed Boon appeared as a guest on a talk show on GamePro TV as himself.
Personal trainer
His exercise routine and diet plan are unknown.
Ed Boon favorite things
- Mortal Kombat-Character – Scorpion
- Singer-songwriter – Prince
- Music Band – Genesis
- Fighting game series – Tekken
- Todesfall – Quan Chis Leg Beatdown
Ed Boon Facts
- Ed Boon named two characters after his sisters in the Mortal Kombat game – Tanya after Tania and Sonya Blade after Sonya.
- The name of one of the characters in the game was created by spelling his and John Tobias’ family name backwards – Noob Saibot.
- In 2009, the prestigious IGN magazine ranked him number 100 on its list of “Top 100 Game Creators”.
- In 2008, Guinness Magazine’s Guinness World Records Gamer’s Edition special honored him as the longest-serving video game voice actor.
- Follow Ed Boon on Twitter.