Bernardo Berro is a Brazilian actor, voice actor, dubbing director, and singer, recognized for his extensive work in dubbing anime and live-action series for the Brazilian Portuguese market. Born in São Paulo on May 27, 1988, he is a graduate in performing arts from the University of Campinas (Unicamp) and has been active in the dubbing industry since 2008. He is currently a dubbing director at the São Paulo-based studio DuBrasil.

Berro has lent his voice to a wide array of prominent anime characters. He is widely known for his portrayal of Jean Kirschtein across the entire Attack on Titan franchise, including the television series, final season parts, and compilation films. In the My Hero Academia universe, he voices the Pro Hero Fat Gum (Taishiro Toyomitsu) in the main series and the film World Heroes' Mission, as well as Tensei Iida, the original Ingenium. His other notable anime roles include the vampire hunter Ronaldo in The Vampire Dies in No Time, the enigmatic Dante in The Case Study of Vanitas, the formidable Soichiro Kamui in Full Dive, and Shu Bi in the mecha series Back Arrow. His repertoire also extends to characters like Pheng Hope in Beyblade Burst GT and Zaryusu Shasha in Overlord.

In addition to his on-screen roles, Bernardo Berro has a significant career behind the scenes as a dubbing director. He has directed the Portuguese dubs for several anime series at DuBrasil, including Back Arrow, The Case Study of Vanitas, The Dungeon of Black Company, and Sonny Boy, among others. This recurring collaboration with the studio highlights his integral role in bringing anime to Brazilian audiences, both as a voice talent and a creative lead. Berro's work is characterized by his versatility, spanning comedic roles like Ronaldo, serious figures like Jean, and larger-than-life heroes like Fat Gum.

Beyond anime, his career includes live-action dubbing for series such as Veep, where he voices Richard Splett, and voice work in numerous films. A multifaceted artist, Berro is also active as a theater actor, director, and singer, pursuits which inform and complement his work in voice performance.