David Errigo Jr. is an American actor and voice actor recognized for his extensive work in anime dubbing, animation, and video games. Born on June 29, 1986, he began his career based in New York before relocating to Los Angeles, California in 2017. He is frequently associated with Bang Zoom! Entertainment, a major studio for anime localization.

Errigo has built a substantial filmography in anime, providing English voices for a wide range of characters. One of his notable early and long-running roles is Koki Furihata in the sports series Kuroko's Basketball and its sequel film, Gekijōban Kuroko no Basuke Last Game. Furihata is a timid but hardworking point guard for Seirin High, a role that saw Errigo voicing the character across the series' run.

In the fantasy mystery series Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files: Rail Zeppelin Grace note, he voiced Svin Glascheit, a quirky and devoted student at the Clock Tower's mage association. Another prominent film role came with the English dub of the anime short Summer Ghost, where Errigo portrayed Tomoya Sugisaki, one of three teenagers who meet a ghost at an abandoned airport.

Beyond these specific roles, his anime credits are diverse. He has voiced characters such as young Estarossa in The Seven Deadly Sins, Rivest Aynie in The Misfit of Demon King Academy, Halil in Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V, and young Jack the Ripper in Record of Ragnarok. He also voiced the character Buyoyon in the 2024 anime adaptation of T・P BON. In 2024, he took on the role of the male half of the titular character in the new anime adaptation of Ranma ½.

While his anime work is significant, Errigo is also widely known for his roles in Western animation, including taking over as the voice of Ferb in the Phineas and Ferb franchise, and voicing both Plucky Duck and Hamton J. Pig in Tiny Toons Looniversity. His performance as Dudley the Dodo in the Netflix preschool series Ridley Jones earned him a nomination for an Emmy Award in the Outstanding Voice Performance in a Preschool Animated Program category at the 2022 Children's and Family Awards. Around 2019, his work in anime and video games became less frequent as he transitioned to focusing on union-only productions under SAG-AFTRA, though he continues to take on anime roles that meet those requirements.