Tony Marot is a French actor born on June 19, 1976, in Paris, specializing in dubbing and voice-over work for film, television, and animation. He is part of a family of voice actors, being the brother of Sarah and Kelly Marot, and the father of Tony Junior, who have also lent their voices to numerous productions. While his voice is well-known for dubbing live-action actors such as Ashton Kutcher in That '70s Club and Tom Welling in Smallville, he has an extensive and varied portfolio in the realm of anime and animated series.

Marot's career in animation encompasses a wide range of roles across different genres and demographics. He has been a long-standing part of the French dub for the monumental series One Piece, where he voices multiple characters including Sengoku, Wiper, and Koby in later episodes. He is also recognized for his portrayal of Sokka in the French version of the beloved series Avatar, the Last Airbender.

In the fantasy anime Fairy Tail, Marot voices several characters, most notably the Celestial Spirit Leo, also known as Loki, as well as Wakaba Mine and Ren. His role as the pragmatic and disciplined Takehisa Hinawa in the popular series Fire Force is another significant credit. He also appears in the dark fantasy world of Dorohedoro as Fujita.

Marot's work extends to major franchises. He is the French voice of Pannacotta Fugo in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. He has also contributed to the Seven Deadly Sins franchise, voicing characters like Griamor and Simon across the main series and the film The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed By Light. In the film Poupelle of Chimney Town, he voices Antonio. His work for Netflix original anime includes the role of Harry Creighton in Hero Mask and Ryoya Izayoi in 7SEEDS. He has also voiced characters in film adaptations such as Hiroshi in Planzet and Noboru in My Neighbors the Yamadas. His role as Gunpei Kamafusa in the OVA series Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan further demonstrates his involvement in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure universe.

Recurring collaborations are a hallmark of his career, with Marot frequently working with major dubbing studios and directors. His versatility is showcased through characters ranging from the serious and duty-bound Sengoku in One Piece to the intelligent and mysterious Tao in Carole & Tuesday. More recent roles include Lance Crown in Mashle: Magic and Muscles and Keisuke Wanima in BLUELOCK. This extensive body of work across multiple long-running series and high-profile films establishes Tony Marot as a prominent and highly active figure in French anime dubbing.