Aaron Paul is an American actor whose career in voice acting, while not his primary focus, includes several notable roles in animation and video game-related projects. He is widely recognized for his live-action portrayal of Jesse Pinkman in the critically acclaimed series Breaking Bad, a role that earned him multiple Primetime Emmy Awards.

Paul's voice acting work began early in his career with the English dub of the animated film Help! I'm a Fish in 2000, where he voiced the character Chuck. He later provided voices for the animated series Tron: Uprising as Cyrus between 2012 and 2013. A significant and long-running voice role came with the Netflix animated series BoJack Horseman, where he voiced the character Todd Chavez from 2014 to 2020. His performance on the show, for which he also served as an executive producer, garnered him an Emmy nomination.

In 2016, Paul took on the leading role of Nyx Ulric in the CGI film Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV, which serves as a companion piece to the video game Final Fantasy XV. He headlined an English voice cast that included Lena Headey and Sean Bean. In an interview, Paul stated that his decision to join the project was driven by the quality of the script and the opportunity to be part of a franchise beloved by his brother, a long-time fan. He described the experience as a "blast" and expressed his willingness to reprise the role.

More recently, Paul joined the voice cast of the popular animated series Invincible for its third season in 2025, voicing the character Powerplex, a villain with the ability to absorb energy. He also took on his first leading role in a video game, voicing the protagonist Robert Robertson in the 2025 narrative adventure game Dispatch. Paul has noted his appreciation for the animated medium, stating he is "very picky" about the animation projects he takes on.