Bob Carter is a seasoned American voice actor based in Atlanta, Georgia, with a career in the voiceover industry spanning over two decades. Beyond his work in anime, he is also a voice director, media coach, and the founder of The Neighborhood Studio, a creative coaching space he established in 2016. His deep voice has made him a frequent choice for characters in positions of authority, villains, and other powerful figures across numerous English dubs of popular anime series and video games.

Carter's extensive anime filmography includes a wide range of roles dating back to the 1990s. He is known to fans for portraying Sig Curtis in both Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. He also took on the role of Gorobei Katayama in Samurai 7, Makabe in Speed Grapher, and Overjustice in Space Patrol Luluco. His work in the industry has led to frequent collaborations with a stable of other well-known English voice actors based in Texas, including Christopher Sabat, Mike McFarland, and Sonny Strait.

Among the specific roles listed, Carter's performances include:
Yamamori in Tokyo 24th Ward
Mika in Lycoris Recoil
Gondoh in Lupin III: Crisis in Tokyo
The Narrator (the role of Owen McGregor) in Grappler Baki Maximum Tournament
Cuadorn in Gundam Build Divers Re:RISE Season 2
Ron Portman in King of Thorn
Kowaku in Corpse Princess: Aka
Jack Smith in Linebarrels of Iron
Ouma Yamisaka in A Certain Magical Index II
Ricardo in El Cazador de la Bruja

In addition to his anime work, Carter has a robust career in video games, providing voices for major titles such as Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat 9 as the iconic Shao Kahn, Smite, and Destiny 2. He is also an independent film director and producer, and has worked in broadcasting for platforms like iHeartMedia, ESPN, and NBC Sports.