Selece Zan is the professional name used by Australian voice actor Lenore Zann for select credits in English-dubbed anime. Born on November 22, 1959, in Sydney, Zann has built a extensive career in voice acting, with her work under the name Selece Zan contributing to several notable animated series and films during the height of the anime boom in North America.

Under the name Selece Zan, the actor is most prominently recognized for the role of Kei Yung in the 1999 animated film Gundress. This science fiction feature, which centers on a team of female security operates in a futuristic port city, features Zan in a leading capacity. Another significant role credited to this name is Alice Sharome in the comedy series Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure and its associated specials. Zan also voiced the character Caldina in both seasons of the fantasy series Magic Knight Rayearth.

In addition to these credits under the Selece Zan name, the same performer has a vast array of other voice roles under her primary name, Lenore Zann, and the mononym Zan. This body of work demonstrates recurring collaborations with specific anime series and franchises. For instance, Zan provided the voice for the character Chiriko across multiple entries in the Fushigi Yugi franchise, including the original television series, its first two original video animations, and the later Eikoden series. The performer also contributed to the Gundam franchise, voicing several minor characters, including Crowley Hamon, in the English adaptation of the original Mobile Suit Gundam series. Other notable anime credits include the role of Aisha Clanclan in the space Western Outlaw Star and Liz in Vandread: The Second Stage.

A significant achievement in the performer's career is the long-standing and iconic role of Rogue in the various English-language adaptations of X-Men animated series and video games. Credited to Lenore Zann, this work includes the classic 1990s X-Men animated television series, the video games X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom, and the 2024 revival series X-Men '97. This role, spanning decades, stands as a defining accomplishment and highlights the performer's enduring impact on animated voice acting beyond the specific credits attributed to Selece Zan.