Bruce DuBose is an American actor who works extensively in voice-over for English dubs of anime series and films, as well as in live-action productions. His career in the entertainment industry began in the early 1990s with appearances in television series such as Walker, Texas Ranger. He has since built a substantial body of work that includes voice roles in animation and video games.

In anime, DuBose is recognized for several prominent roles. He voices the character Kaijin in the popular series That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime and reprises this role in its spin-off, The Slime Diaries. He is also the English voice of August in the long-running series Fairy Tail. His other notable anime credits include the role of Okimura in MARS RED and Jack Renfield in Moriarty the Patriot.

His voice work extends beyond these titles. He has contributed to the English adaptations of major anime franchises, including the Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos film, where he voiced Gonzales, and the Psycho-Pass: Providence film, in which he played Atsushi Shindo. He has also been involved in ongoing series, such as providing a voice for the second season of Solo Leveling. In addition to anime, DuBose has voiced characters in video games, including Anachronox and The Terminator: Dawn of Fate.

A recurring aspect of DuBose's career is his work with Funimation Entertainment (now Crunchyroll), the production company based in Dallas, Texas, responsible for the English dubs of many of the anime series in which he appears, such as MARS RED. His role as the wise and skilled blacksmith Kaijin in the Slime franchise represents a notable recurring character, demonstrating his ability to provide consistency across different series within the same universe.

Throughout his career, which spans both live-action and voice acting, DuBose has accumulated a diverse portfolio of credits. His work in the anime industry, in particular, has seen him take on a variety of characters, from powerful mages and vampires to loyal subordinates, contributing to the English-language versions of numerous internationally distributed series.