Frédéric Souterelle is a French voice actor born on June 3, 1972, in Reims, Grand Est, France. He is a versatile figure in the French entertainment industry, working as a comédien, an ADR and theater director, and an author. His career is primarily known for his extensive work in anime dubbing, where he provides the French voices for a wide array of characters across many popular series.

Souterelle has built a reputation for voicing powerful, often large and intimidating characters. One of his most prominent and recurring roles is that of Endeavor in the long-running series My Hero Academia and its associated film, My Hero Academia THE MOVIE: World Heroes' Mission. He also brings to life other iconic strongmen, such as the unmatched Yujiro Hanma in Baki Hanma and the formidable Lü Bu in Record of Ragnarok.

His filmography spans numerous hit anime, demonstrating his range within this character archetype. In the cyberpunk genre, he voiced the loyal but tragic crew leader Maine in Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. He took on the role of the advisor Ragnar in the historical epic Vinland Saga and portrayed the stern teacher Masamichi Yaga in Jujutsu Kaisen. Other notable roles include Pri Pri Prisonnier in One Punch Man, Charon, Flail, and Haran in Fire Force, Eddie Cassano in Great Pretender, and Gori Suido in Tokyo 24th Ward.

In addition to these contemporary hits, Souterelle's career includes work on long-running franchises and classic titles. He has voiced multiple characters in the Tokyo Ghoul:re series, including Chu Hachikawa and Shinme Haisaki. He was the voice of Kenshiro across several entries in the Shin Kyūseishu Densetsu Hokuto no Ken series of films, including Kenshirō-den, Yuria-den, Raoh-den Gekitō no Shō, and Raoh-den Junai no Shō. His other diverse credits include the Roi des Démons in The Seven Deadly Sins: Imperial Wrath of The Gods, Yasaburo in Star Wars: Visions, and the Narrator in the film Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker.

Beyond his work as a voice actor, Souterelle's roles as a director and author indicate a deep and multifaceted engagement with the performing arts, contributing to his respected status within the French dubbing community.