Doug Burks is an American voice actor known for his work in English-language dubs of anime series and films. Born on October 6, 1958, in Dallas, Texas, he is also credited professionally under his full name, Douglass Burks. His body of work is primarily associated with anime productions dubbed in English during the late 1990s and 2000s.

Burks is perhaps best recognized for his role as Tokugawa in the anime series Grappler Baki: Maximum Tournament, known in some regions as Baki the Grappler. He provided the English voice for this character across 21 episodes of the 2001 series. His other notable anime credits include providing the voice for Nicky in the Funimation dub of Dragon Ball Z and appearing in various roles in the long-running series Case Closed, known in Japanese as Detective Conan.

In addition to these prominent roles, Burks had a prolific career as a supporting voice actor in numerous other anime series. His credits include providing voices for multiple characters in Fairy Tail, such as Nadi, Gali, and Belo, as well as contributing additional voices for One Piece and Soul Eater Not. He also had roles in series like Burasuraitâ, Shigurui, Mahô sensei Negima!, and Bakuretsu tenshi. His work often placed him alongside a consistent group of voice actors based in Texas, including frequent collaborators like Troy Baker, Chuck Huber, Christopher Sabat, and Mike McFarland. Burks is the son of Robert Alan Burks and Kathy Burks, the founder of the Kathy Burks Theater of Puppetry Arts.