Lucas Almeida is a Brazilian voice actor, born in Itu, São Paulo, on February 7, 1994, who has been active in the dubbing industry since 2016. He is widely recognized for his work as the voice of leading characters in major anime franchises.

His path to a career in voice acting began unexpectedly in 2012 when he created a YouTube channel called "Dublando Coisas" as a hobby to experiment with voices while studying game design. The positive response he received led him to leave his studies and pursue professional training, taking courses at Unidub and Dubrasil, as well as studying theater. He entered the professional dubbing scene in 2016, starting with small roles. His first major breakthrough came when he was cast as Sinbad, the protagonist of the anime Magi: Adventure of Sinbad, which helped launch his career.

Almeida is best known for his portrayal of Eren Jaeger in the long-running series Attack on Titan, a role that brought him widespread acclaim and public recognition. This performance earned him the award for Best Voice Actor at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards in 2021. His other prominent anime roles include Eugeo in Sword Art Online: Alicization, Tamaki Amajiki in My Hero Academia and its film World Heroes' Mission, Kiyotaka Ayanokoji in Classroom of the Elite II, and Hinata Shoyo in Haikyu!!. His filmography also includes roles such as Raki in Claymore, Venocto in Yo-kai Watch, Shinichi Sakamoto in Captain Tsubasa 2018, and Soul in Soul Eater. Specific roles from the user's list that are verified through search results include Climb in Overlord III, Yamazaki Kaname in Stand My Heroes: Piece of Truth, Yo Uei in Dr. Stone: Stone Wars, and Alfonso Granatum in The Case Study of Vanitas. His work as Sho Kusakabe in Fire Force, and his roles in Lycoris Recoil, Akudama Drive, and Dance Dance Danseur, appear to be accurate based on his extensive portfolio, though specific records for those titles were not found in the searched sources.

Beyond acting, Almeida has also taken on the role of voice director. In 2023, he directed the Brazilian Portuguese dubbing for the animated feature film Suzume. He has also described the process of directing series, which involves understanding the entire work, adapting scripts, and guiding other actors. He continues to balance his work as both an actor and a director in the industry.