Jonathan Gimbord is a French voice actor known for his work in dubbing anime and animated series for the French-language market. He has built a career providing voices for a range of characters in both film and television.

One of his notable early roles in anime was providing the French voice for Umi, one of the mysterious boys raised by dugongs, in the 2019 feature film Children of the Sea. This film, an adaptation of the acclaimed manga, brought his work to a wider audience. Following this, he took on a recurring role in the popular sports anime series Blue Lock, voicing the character Reo Mikage across multiple adaptations, including the main television series, its second season, and the feature film Blue Lock: Episode Nagi.

Gimbord's other voice credits in anime demonstrate his range and frequent collaboration with French dubbing studios. He has voiced characters in a variety of series such as Takeshi Maruyama in Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, Shoichi in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Tristan in The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse, and Abaj in the 2021 Shaman King adaptation. His work extends to other animated projects as well, including voicing multiple soldiers like Garcia, Mills, and Collins in the Netflix animated miniseries The Liberator and providing a voice for the character Root in the series Pacific Rim: The Black.

Beyond anime and animated series, Gimbord has also contributed his voice to the French versions of video games. Notably, he voices the character Espresso Cookie in the popular mobile game Cookie Run: Kingdom and provides the voice for the character Varshahn, also known as Vrtra, in the Final Fantasy XIV expansion Endwalker. His career also includes work in live-action theater, such as his participation in the musical comedy Kid Manoir 2.