Enric Arquimbau is a Spanish actor with an extensive career in live-action film, television, and theater, who is also prominently known for his voice work in Catalan-language dubs of numerous anime series and films. While he has appeared in well-known international productions such as Perfume: The Story of a Murderer and The Orphanage, his contribution to anime is primarily through dubbing for Catalan audiences. His voice acting roles span a wide variety of characters across many popular franchises. He is credited as the voice of Monkey D. Garp in the film One Piece Stampede, as well as providing voices for other characters in the One Piece franchise, including Akainu and Arlong. His other noted anime roles include Vitalis in Nobody's Boy Remi, Entrenador Fujita in Miracle Giants Domu-kun, Belzebú in Puss 'n Boots, General Gattler in Space Warrior Baldios, Jafar in Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, and the father character in Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid. The breadth of his filmography demonstrates a sustained involvement in anime dubbing, with credits that also include Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Death Note, Bleach, Future Boy Conan, and Planetes, among many others. His work is consistently associated with the Catalan dub of these animated titles, marking him as a significant figure in bringing these stories to a Catalan-speaking audience.