Danilo Diniz is a Brazilian actor, voice actor, and dubbing director, born in São Paulo on October 27, 1986. He holds a bachelor's degree in Performing Arts and also studied Advertising. His interest in voice work was sparked during childhood while watching his favorite cartoons, leading him to take his first theater course at the age of twelve. He began his career with voiceovers for television and cinema advertisements before dedicating himself to dubbing in 2012.

Diniz has built a prolific career voicing a wide array of characters in animated series, films, and anime, becoming a recognized and sought-after talent in the Brazilian dubbing industry. He is particularly well-known within the anime community for his versatility, capable of delivering both deep and high-pitched performances.

His extensive list of anime roles includes many of the characters provided, such as Yoshikazu Miyano in Sasaki and Miyano, Ryō Ishisaki in the 2018 version of Captain Tsubasa, Tesla in Full Dive, Thor von Flegel in Wise Man's Grandchild, and Santarō Mita in Tribe Nine. He is also the voice of Yosetsu Awase, also known as Welder, in My Hero Academia, Makoto Midorikawa in Ingress, and Al Lyon in Appare-Ranman!. A significant and recurring role in his career is Aiger Akabane, whom he has voiced across multiple Beyblade Burst series, including Turbo, GT, and Sparking. He is also the voice of the character USApyon in the Yo-kai Watch franchise. More recently, he has taken on the role of Rain in the series Pokémon Horizons.

Beyond voice acting, Danilo Diniz works extensively as a dubbing director, leading projects for major platforms such as Disney+, HBO Max, and Netflix. His directing credits include the reality show The Masked Singer, Lupin III Part 6, and the series Tokyo Vice. He is also the director of artistic production at Parque da Mônica in São Paulo and has lent his voice to various characters from Mauricio de Sousa Produções, such as Nimbus and Toni in Turma da Mônica Jovem.

His work has earned him recognition, including awards at theater festivals and a nomination for Best National Animation in 2020 for the series Bobolândia Monstrolândia, in which he voiced the character Otto. Known for his engaging personality and interaction with fans, Diniz continues to be a prominent and admired figure in Brazilian dubbing, consistently working on projects that resonate with pop culture audiences.