Eden Riegel is an American actress and voice director with an extensive career in both live-action and voice-over work. Born on January 1, 1981, in Washington, D.C., she is widely recognized for her Daytime Emmy Award-winning role as Bianca Montgomery on the soap opera All My Children, a character that broke ground as one of daytime television's first prominent lesbian figures. This live-action success paralleled the growth of a prolific career in animation and video game voice acting, where she has become a familiar presence in English dubs of anime and other animated series.

Riegel has provided the English voice for several characters in anime, demonstrating a particular range in playing youthful, strong-willed figures. In the superhero series Tiger & Bunny and its sequel Tiger & Bunny 2, she voices Kaede Kaburagi, the daughter of the protagonist Kotetsu Kaburagi, also known as Wild Tiger. Kaede's role expands significantly in the second season, where she develops her own abilities and story arc. Riegel also took on the lead role of Yuna in the anime adaptation of the Stitch! franchise, which follows the character's adventures with the beloved alien experiment in Japan. She voiced Yuna across multiple installments, including Stitch!, Stitch!: Zutto Saikō no Tomodachi, and Stitch!: Itazura Alien no Daibōken. Her film work includes the role of Queen Sara in the feature Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Lost Tower.

Riegel's anime voiceography is extensive. She has voiced characters in long-running series such as Bleach, where she played Rurichiyo Kasumiōji, and in Sailor Moon Crystal as Koan. She is also a prominent voice in the video game industry, with notable performances including Marie in Persona 4 Golden, Sherry Birkin in Resident Evil 6, and Devola and Popola in multiple games from the NieR series.

Riegel frequently collaborates with her brother, Sam Riegel, who is also a well-known voice actor and director. Beyond performing, she has moved into voice direction for several major Disney animated series, including Amphibia, The Owl House, The Ghost and Molly McGee, and Hailey's On It!. Her work as both an actress and a director has made her a significant and respected figure in the animation and dubbing industry.