Ed Belo was a prominent Filipino voice actor best known for his extensive work in the Tagalog dubbing of anime and tokusatsu series for several decades. Born Eduardo Reyno Belo on May 29, 1960, in Makati, Philippines, he passed away on October 22, 2019. He is considered a pioneering figure in the local voice acting industry, with a career that spanned from the 1980s until his death.

Belo's voice acting career began in the live-action tokusatsu genre, where he gained recognition as the original Tagalog voice of Retsu Ichijouji, the main protagonist in the dub of Space Sheriff Gavan. He quickly became a staple voice for Filipino-dubbed anime, lending his distinct, often high-pitched and husky tone to a wide array of characters. His versatility allowed him to portray a broad spectrum of roles, from comedic and youthful characters to authoritative and elderly figures. Among his most celebrated and iconic roles is that of Kogure Kiminobu, the gentle giant from the basketball anime Slam Dunk, a role that endeared him to a generation of Filipino viewers. He also notably voiced the team's coach, Mitsuyoshi Anzai, in the same series.

His repertoire includes significant roles in numerous other classic and popular anime. He was the voice of Gai in Tenkū Senki Shurato and took on multiple characters in Kinkyuu Hasshin Saver Kids, including the role of Matsogoruo. For the series Shutsugeki! Machine Robo Rescue, he voiced the characters Brad Bitou and Musashi Miyajima in the GMA Network dub. Other prominent credits include Zechs Merquise in Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, Happosai in Ranma ½, Mr. Nobi in Doraemon, and Clow Reed in Cardcaptor Sakura. His work extended beyond anime to include Western animation, such as voicing Claudus in the 2011 version of Thundercats.

Beyond his on-screen performances, Belo contributed significantly behind the scenes. He worked extensively as a dubbing director, supervising the Filipino-language adaptations of numerous series. His directing credits include Kinkyuu Hasshin Saver Kids and Ranma ½. He also lent his talents to dubbing supervision for the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise. Additionally, Belo was a prolific scriptwriter for various radio dramas, including episodes for the long-running Filipino program Maalaala Mo Kaya.