Tom Gibis is an American voice actor known for his extensive work in English dubs of anime series and films. Born Thomas Wayne Gibis on August 22, 1964, in West St. Paul, Minnesota, he has built a career that spans several decades, becoming a recognizable voice in the industry. Beyond his work in voice acting, Gibis is also an Emmy-nominated writer and producer.

Gibis is most widely recognized for his long-running role as Shikamaru Nara in the popular Naruto franchise. He first voiced the character in the original Naruto anime series and continued the role in its sequel, Naruto Shippūden, and subsequent series like Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. His portrayal of the lazy but brilliant ninja extended into numerous related media, including multiple Naruto films such as The Last: Naruto the Movie and various video games like the Ultimate Ninja Storm series. This role remains his most prominent and enduring credit.

In addition to his signature role in the Naruto universe, Gibis has contributed to a variety of other anime series. He voiced Mushra in the series Shinzo and Takumi Nomiya in Honey and Clover. In the series Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress and its sequel film, The Battle of Unato, he provided the voice for the character Sukari, as well as additional voices for other characters like Bushi and Kabane. His other anime voice credits include Tsutomu Rokutanda in Marmalade Boy, Michael in Digimon Adventure, Yuta Fuji in The Prince of Tennis, and Jinnai in Buso Renkin.

Gibis's work has seen him collaborate with various studios and fellow voice actors in the industry. His filmography also includes non-anime roles, such as providing the voice for the Toyman in the animated film JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time and appearing in live-action television series like Grounded for Life and A.U.S.A.. His career is marked by a consistent presence in English-dubbed anime, with his work on the Naruto series standing as a significant achievement and his most notable contribution to the field.