Lukas Schust is a German actor and voice actor born in Berlin in 1997. He began his career in the entertainment industry at the age of six, appearing in commercials for major brands such as McDonald's and T-Mobile. His on-screen acting credits include roles in numerous German television series and films, such as In aller Freundschaft, Tatort, and the television film The Secret of Loch Ness, for which he received a special prize as best actor at the White Elephant awards in 2008.

As a voice actor, Schust has provided the German dubbing voices for characters in a wide range of international films and series. A significant part of his early career involved dubbing leading roles in major Hollywood productions. Notably, he voiced the young protagonist Dre Parker in the German version of Karate Kid, the character Bruno in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, and the young Salim in Slumdog Millionaire. His work in the latter two films contributed to him winning the German Synchron Prize in the category of outstanding young talent in 2010.

In the realm of anime, Lukas Schust is known for his role as the protagonist Kai Ichinose in the German dubbed version of the 2007 film The Piano Forest, also known as Piano no Mori. This film, produced by Madhouse, tells the story of a young boy with a natural gift for playing a mysterious piano in the forest. His performance as Kai stands as his primary credited work within the anime industry. Information regarding other anime roles, recurring collaborations with specific directors or studios in the anime field, or further notable achievements specific to anime voice acting is not documented in the available professional sources.