Katsuhisa Hoki is a Japanese actor and voice actor born on October 30, 1946, in Nagasaki Prefecture. He began his career in theater, performing with companies such as Theatre East and Hyakki-za, before transitioning to voice acting. Over the course of his career, he has been affiliated with several talent agencies, including Sigma Seven, Production Baobab, and Kenyu Office, before joining Aoni Production on January 1, 2020. His birth name is Katsuaki Hoki.

Hoki is known for his distinctive, gravelly voice and frequently portrays gruff, authoritative, or older male characters. One of his most significant and long-running roles is in the anime One Piece, where he voices two major characters: the Warlord Gecko Moria starting in 2007, and the helmsman Jinbe, whom he began voicing in 2008 after taking over the role. His other prominent anime roles include Smokescreen in Transformers: Armada, Teppei Hojo in the Higurashi When They Cry series, General Raven in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Bartley Asprius in Code Geass, and Olba Meyer in The Devil Is a Part-Timer!. He has also made numerous guest appearances in long-running series like Detective Conan.

As specified in the query, Hoki voiced Paragus, the father of Broly, in the 2018 film Dragon Ball Super: Broly. Prior to this film, he had voiced the character in some Dragon Ball video games. He also provided the voice for Haida's Father, named Juzo Haida, in the Netflix series Aggretsuko.

Beyond anime, Hoki's work is extensive in video games and Japanese dubs of foreign media. He has voiced characters in games such as the Ratchet & Clank series, Spyro the Dragon, and Metroid: Other M. He is a prolific voice actor for Western films and TV series, providing the Japanese-dubbed voices for actors like Ving Rhames in the Mission: Impossible films, John Lithgow in Bombshell and The Crown, and Ray Winstone in Black Widow. He also dubbed the role of George Hammond in the Japanese version of Stargate SG-1.

In a 2024 film, he voiced Coach Mitsuyoshi Anzai in The First Slam Dunk. Hoki remains active in the industry into his late seventies, with roles announced for 2025 in series such as ZENSHU and Umamusume: Cinderella Gray. In October 2024, he was among a group of voice actors who spoke out against the unauthorized use of generative AI in the industry.