Jodie Blank is a German voice and audio drama actress who has built an extensive career lending her voice to numerous characters in anime series and films for the German market. Born in Berlin on November 28, 1992, she has been active in the industry since childhood, working on a wide variety of dubbing and audio drama productions.

Blank has become a prominent and recognizable voice in German-dubbed anime, often providing the German voice for characters originally voiced by actresses such as Rina Hidaka, Maaya Uchida, and Sayuri Hara. Her work spans a diverse range of genres and character types.

One of her notable roles is as the powerful and child-like Dragonoid Milim Nava in the popular isekai series That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, a role she also reprised for the spin-off series The Slime Diaries. In the suspenseful series The Promised Neverland, she voiced Gilda, one of the orphans at Grace Field House. Her repertoire further includes the shy Yoshino in Date A Live III, the loyal Tarte in The World's Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat, and the kind-hearted Yuzuriha Ogawa in Dr. Stone.

Beyond these, Blank has voiced a wide array of characters in major anime franchises. She is the German voice of Makie Osakabe in Arpeggio of Blue Steel - Ars Nova and Tiese Shtolienen in Sword Art Online: Alicization. She has also contributed to series like Food Wars! The Third Plate as Yuuki Yoshino, Charlotte as Yusa Nishimori, and has voiced Krista Lenz in the Attack on Titan franchise. Her extensive filmography also includes roles in Mirai Nikki Redial as Yuno Gasai, The Pet Girl of Sakurasou as Yuuko Kanda, Bakemonogatari as Mayoi Hachikuji, and Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya as Nanaki Moriyama. Her versatility extends to film dubs, such as voicing the title character in Patema Inverted and Harley Quinn in the anime film Batman Ninja.

In addition to her prolific work in anime, Blank is a highly active voice in live-action dubbing. She is known for being the German voice of actresses like Selena Gomez, whom she first dubbed in Barney and His Friends in 2003, as well as Elle Fanning, Sofia Carson, Angourie Rice, and Kaitlyn Dever across numerous films and television series. Her consistent presence in both animated and live-action dubbing, often through Berlin-based studios like Oxygen Sound Studios, has established her as a versatile and in-demand talent in the German voice acting industry.