Fabian Kluckert is a German actor who works extensively as a voice actor, dialogue director, and scriptwriter, particularly known for his contributions to the German dubs of numerous anime series. He was born on June 26, 1991, in Berlin, Germany. Kluckert comes from a family with a strong tradition in voice acting; he is the son of Jürgen Kluckert and the brother of Tobias and Sebastian Kluckert, all of whom are established German voice actors.

His interest in performance began early, with his first experiences on stage during elementary school and his first time in front of a microphone at the age of nine. After completing his secondary education, he trained as an actor in Berlin, during which time he also performed in various theater productions, including at the Poetischen Theater Berlin.

Kluckert has built a prolific career in dubbing, providing the German voice for a wide array of characters in anime. Some of his most prominent roles include the wolf Legoshi in the Netflix series BEASTARS, a performance that reached a broad international audience. He is also the German voice of Kazunari Takao in Kuroko's Basketball, Dust in KONOSUBA, and Kenichi Saruyama in the To Love Ru franchise. His work spans many popular series, with roles such as Setsuna Kiryuu in Kengan Ashura, Makoto Suzuki in Tokyo Revengers, Yukimura Sanada in Gakuen Basara, Roberto Hongou in the 2018 Captain Tsubasa series, Hajime Iwaizumi in Haikyu!!, and Edward Midford in Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic and Black Butler: Public School Arc. He has also voiced characters in long-running franchises like Fairy Tail as Jet, and Beyblade Burst in various roles including Ken Midori and Shu Kurenai.

Beyond anime, Kluckert's voice can be heard in a variety of other media, including video games, commercials for brands like Dallmayr and ProSieben, and as the German voice for actors such as Jared Abrahamson and Lucien Laviscount.

In addition to his work in front of the microphone, Fabian Kluckert is also active behind the scenes as a dialogue director and scriptwriter. His directorial credits include work on the German versions of major anime titles such as Dragon Ball Super, as well as on films like A Christmas Prince.