Poetine Alija is a German voice actress known for her work in the German dubs of numerous anime series and films. Born on September 21, 1993, her body of work encompasses a wide range of characters, from leading heroines to supporting roles, and she is also active as a singer and script writer.

A significant early major role was providing the voice of Siluca Meletes, the determined and skilled mage, in the German adaptation of the fantasy series Record of Grancrest War. She further demonstrated her versatility by voicing Kylie, a pilot and member of the titular squadron in the aerial combat series The Magnificent KOTOBUKI. In the romantic comedy We Never Learn: BOKUBEN, Alija took on the role of Uruka Takemoto, the sporty and energetic childhood friend of the protagonist. Her repertoire also includes voicing the character Camie Utsushimi in the globally popular superhero series My Hero Academia and lending her voice to the role of Kurokami no Otome in the critically acclaimed film Night is Short, Walk On Girl.

Alija's work is characterized by frequent collaborations within the German dubbing industry. She has worked on multiple projects with dubbing director Nicole Hise, including We Never Learn: BOKUBEN and the series NANA. She also appears alongside colleagues such as Vera Bunk, Jana Dunja Gries, and Eleni Möller in various productions, indicating a consistent presence in the voice acting community. Many of her projects have been released by the anime publisher KSM Anime, including The Magnificent KOTOBUKI, GOSICK, and NANA.

Among her notable achievements is being cast as the voice of Nana "Hachi" Komatsu in the highly anticipated German dub of the classic anime series NANA, a role for which she expressed a deep personal connection and a strong sense of responsibility. Her performance required portraying a wide spectrum of emotions, from cheerful moments to dramatic outbursts. Beyond voice acting, Alija has also contributed as an ADR script writer for series such as Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon and Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead, showcasing her broader involvement in the localization process. Her voice work extends to video games, with a credit as Lady Couteau in the German version of Dragon Age Inquisition.