Fabian Rohm is a German voice actor known for his extensive work in dubbing foreign films and television series into German, with a significant body of work in the anime genre. His career spans over two decades, during which he has lent his voice to a wide variety of characters in live-action productions and animated series. He is perhaps most widely recognized by German audiences as the long-standing German dubbing voice of actor Matthew Lewis, whom he voiced as Neville Longbottom in the Harry Potter film series starting from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

In the realm of anime, Rohm has established himself as a prolific and versatile presence. He has voiced leading and supporting characters in numerous popular series. A notable example of his anime work is the role of Yuuya Masaoka in the drama series Domestic Girlfriend. His repertoire also includes major characters such as Goro in the science fiction series Darling in the Franxx, Takehito Gakuto Morokuzu in the comedy series Prison School, and Spencer Simmons in the music-themed series Carole & Tuesday. He further contributed to the franchise One Piece, voicing characters like Rick in the film One Piece: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island and the character Doran in the main television series. His range is evident in fantasy series as well, having taken on the role of Kirinmaru in Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon and voicing Atsushi Tamai in Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest.

Rohm's dubbing career shows recurring collaborations with specific Japanese voice actors, as he is frequently cast as the German voice for their performances. Among these are Daisuke Sakaguchi, for whom he has voiced characters such as Rick in One Piece and Ichirou Yamanashi in The Knight in the Area. He has also regularly dubbed roles originally performed by Yuuichirou Umehara, including Goro in Darling in the Franxx and Glenn Eisenach in Bibliophile Princess. Another notable recurring partnership is with Katsuyuki Konishi, whom Rohm voiced as Takehito Gakuto Morokuzu in Prison School.

Through these numerous roles, Fabian Rohm has become a familiar voice to German anime fans. His consistent work across a broad spectrum of genres, from action and fantasy to drama and comedy, highlights his adaptability and solidifies his standing as a prominent figure in German anime dubbing.