Tommaso Zalone is an Italian voice actor known for his work in the dubbing of anime series and films for the Italian market. His career is primarily documented through his credits in various animated productions, where he provides the Italian voices for leading and supporting characters.

Zalone has been cast in several prominent anime roles. He is the Italian voice of the protagonist Yoh Asakura in the 2021 remake of the anime series Shaman King. He also voices the character Koshi Sugawara across multiple iterations of the popular sports anime Haikyu!!, including the main series, specials, and the Haikyu!! To The Top seasons. His other notable roles include Naive T Cell in the educational comedy Cells at Work!! and its second season, Kazuki Minase in the science fiction series A.I.C.O. -Incarnation-, and Manga Fukidashi in the fifth season of My Hero Academia.

Beyond these, Zalone's filmography includes roles in the 2018 Captain Tsubasa series as Hanji Urabe, and in the Beyblade Burst franchise, where he voiced Zac Kaneguro and later took over as the second voice for Lui Shirasagijo in Beyblade Burst God. His work also extends to film, having provided the voice for a character in the Doraemon movie Nobita in the New Haunts of Evil - Peko and the Five Explore. Additionally, he has been involved in dubbing live-action films, contributing to the Italian versions of the two Gantz live-action movies as the character Joichiro Nishi.

His body of work demonstrates a recurring presence in productions for major streaming platforms like Netflix and for distributors such as Yamato Video in Italy. Zalone collaborates with various dubbing studios and works alongside other prominent figures in the Italian voice acting industry, such as Patrizio Prata, who directed the dubbing for A.I.C.O. -Incarnation-. Through these varied roles, Tommaso Zalone has established himself as a recognizable voice in contemporary Italian anime dubbing.