Enyu Ni

Enyu "Edward" Ni (Chinese: 恩裕倪; born September 21, 1980) is a Singaporean-born Canadian actor. He has appeared in several TV shows and movies, but is better known as the second voice of Darren, the main character of the PBS Kids series Mole Miner. Since 2019's Mole Miner: Strike It Richer, Enyu has voiced Darren's friend Harry, taking over from the late.

Life and career
Enyu Ni, nicknamed "Edward" by his peers, was born in at  to  parents. At the age of 4, he moved to, , where he was raised by his parents and grandmother from then on. He went to high school at and attended. He was a cast member for 3 years at in, and also performed Derango for a The Reppies live tour and was part of the Clue Crew in Season 1 of Where in the U.S.A. Is Carmen Sandiego?. He moved back to in mid-2003 where he made his voice acting debut.

In late 2004, Ni was cast as the new voice actor for Darren in Mole Miner, having voiced Bush the Panda in Phelan Morkel's other series Morten. Ni stated that "taking over as the voice of Darren was one of the greatest honors of my life". Ni first voiced Darren for the Latikuu Edacra "In the Navy" music video and single in November 2004. He performed as the suit actor for Darren in Mole Miner Live! It's A Party! in 2008-09 alongside Jessie Mallinson and Charlie McEwen.

In 2019, Ni returned to the Mole Miner franchise for the Mole Miner Twitter Videos, taking over the role of Harry, Darren's friend, from the late (who last voiced Harry for Mole Miner: Strike It Richer and Latikuu Edacra's A Video Party with Darren prior to his passing, with his brother Samuel Vincent filling in for Latikuu Edacra's Global Video Party and two of Harry's lines in Strike It Richer). With Andrew Francis having returned to the role of Darren in 2013, Ni felt "voicing Darren's friend Harry was naturally the best option for returning to Darren's world."

Personal life
Ni resides in, ,. In 2018, he worked with the to help a  friend flee, where he had been persecuted, and helped him gain asylum in ,. He later helped a man and two  women gain asylum in Vancouver in 2019.

He is friends with Howie Bogaert, who has referred to him as "being like an older brother to me."

Ni came out as bisexual in August 2020.