Cyrus Rodas is an American voice actor based in Houston, Texas, known for his work in anime dubbing, animation, and video games. He was born Kristopher Cyrus Orjalesa Rodas in Brooklyn, New York, on June 7, 1994. His interest in performance began in middle school, where he participated in small theatrical and musical productions. After high school, he studied method acting at Houston's Next Actor Studio under writer and director Trisha Ray, and later pursued Music Recording and Audio Engineering at San Jacinto College. He began his professional voice-over career in early 2016, initially voicing commercials for major brands such as Jack Daniels, Red Bull, and Academy Sports and Outdoors before transitioning into animation and video game work.

Rodas has built an extensive list of credits in English anime dubs, often working with studios like Sentai Filmworks and Sound Cadence Studios. Among his notable anime roles is Roku Saigo in the 2022 action sports series Tribe Nine. He is also recognized for voicing Coach Aritaka Shishio in Haikyu!! To The Top, Zhangyu in Shenmue: The Animation, and Daichi Kiriyama in The Prince of Tennis. Additional anime credits include roles in major long-running series such as One Piece, where he voiced the characters Gyukimaru and Onimaru, as well as parts in Reincarnated as a Sword, Urusei Yatsura, The Eminence in Shadow, and Kakegurui XX.

Beyond anime, Rodas has a significant presence in the video game industry. He is particularly noted for his work with Hi-Rez Studios, voicing multiple characters in the games SMITE and Paladins: Champions of the Realm. His other prominent video game performances include Dread Lord in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, the Sheriff in the English version of the role-playing game Live A Live, and characters in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty. His voice can also be heard in projects for major companies such as Nintendo and Square Enix.

Throughout his career, Rodas has established recurring collaborations with several directors and studios. He has frequently worked with directors Kyle Colby, John Swasey, and Shannon Reed at Sentai Filmworks, as well as Marissa Lenti and Brendan Blaber at Sound Cadence Studios. His work with Sound Cadence Studios includes the animated series Epithet Erased, in which he plays the role of Dr. Beefton. In addition to voice acting, he has contributed to feature films, starring in the award-winning independent film Mystery Spot and Inbetweening, both directed by Mel House. His versatility as a performer is supported by extensive vocal training, including private coaching and singing instruction.