Ophélie Brissot is a French voice actress known for her work in the dubbing of animated series, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. She contributed to the French-language versions of several popular anime and animated productions that were broadcast in France and other French-speaking regions.

Brissot's career is primarily documented through her roles in classic anime series that were exported to Europe. One of her notable early roles was providing the voice of Ricky in the French dub of the anime Hello! Sandybell (titled Sandy Jonquille in French). She was the first voice for this character before being succeeded by another actress in later episodes or dubs. She is also recognized for her work in another foundational anime of the same era, lending her voice to the characters Jeanne and Colin in the series Le Petit Lord, the French adaptation of Little Lord Fauntleroy.

Her voice work extended beyond these two prominent series to include a variety of other roles. Brissot voiced the character Ciboulette in the children's series Bouli, and took on the role of Sonia in Charlotte. She had multiple roles in the anime series Coeur, providing the second voices for the characters Nino and Silvia, as well as voicing Carlo Nobis, Stardi, and Crossi. Her repertoire also included work on the adaptation of Dr. Slump, where she voiced Melle Beauminois and Clafoutis, and she contributed additional voices to productions like Barbie et les Rock Stars. Beyond acting, she also performed the French theme song for the series Nell. Her range of work demonstrates her involvement in shaping the French-language versions of numerous animated programs for a young audience during a key period of anime's international distribution.