Ulisses Bezerra is a Brazilian actor and voice actor, born on June 25, 1969, in São Paulo. He is part of a prominent family in the Brazilian dubbing industry, being the older brother of fellow voice actors Wendel Bezerra and Úrsula Bezerra.

Bezerra began his artistic career as a child actor. He started working at the now-defunct TV Tupi and continued acting on other networks such as Bandeirantes, TV Cultura, SBT, and Globo, appearing in various programs and telenovelas. His first novela was Meu pé de Laranja Lima, and in 1981, he won the APCA Trophy for best male revelation for his role in the novela Os Imigrantes. Concurrent with his on-screen acting, he began working in dubbing, initially voicing boys in films and tokusatsu series like Jaspion. His first major voice role was Charlie Brown in the Peanuts franchise.

He is widely recognized for his extensive work dubbing anime. Bezerra is most known as the definitive Brazilian Portuguese voice of Shun de Andrômeda in the Saint Seiya franchise, a role he performed for 24 years across various series and media, including The Hades Chapter - Sanctuary, The Hades Chapter - Inferno, and The Hades Chapter - Elysion. His other notable anime roles include Ryo Ishizaki in Captain Tsubasa J, Keitaro Urashima in Love Hina, Sora Ikeda in Stratos 4 Advance, and Boneco Isamu in Super Doll Licca-chan, as listed in the query. His work also extends beyond anime to franchises like Transformers, where he voiced Soundwave and Shockwave in different series, and Spider-Man, where he voiced Peter Parker in the 2003 series.

In 2011, Ulisses and his brother Wendel founded their own dubbing studio, UniDub. He continued to work at the studio until 2019. In 2018, Bezerra publicly commented on the decision to re-imagine Shun as a female character for the Netflix CGI remake Knights of the Zodiac, a role that was subsequently filled by his sister, Úrsula Bezerra.