Jana Tausendfreund is a German voice actor known for her work in the German-language dubbing of anime and other series. Her professional activity is documented under several names, including her full name Jana Alina Tausendfreund and the pseudonym Alina Freund, under which she began her career as a child actress.

Her career background includes an early start in the entertainment industry, with her birth recorded on October 2, 1997, in Munich. Information indicates that she adopted the stage name Jana Tausendfreund for her voice acting work.

One of her notable major voice roles is the character Iris Lotze in the anime series Management of a Novice Alchemist. In this production, she provides the German voice for a character whose original Japanese voice is performed by Saori Oonishi. Another prominent role includes voicing Takina Inoue in the series Lycoris Recoil, where the original Japanese voice is by Shion Wakayama.

Her extensive list of anime voice roles also includes Rui Tachibana in Domestic Girlfriend (original Japanese voice by Maaya Uchida), Rose Oriana in The Eminence in Shadow (original Japanese voice by Haruka Shiraishi), Run Ochanomizu in Atom: The Beginning (original Japanese voice by Ayane Sakura), Last Order in A Certain Scientific Railgun and A Certain Magical Index (original Japanese voice by Rina Hidaka), Mikoto Misaka in A Certain Scientific Railgun and A Certain Magical Index (original Japanese voice by Rina Satou), Marine Kreische in Record of Grancrest War (original Japanese voice by Ai Kayano), Kaoru Setouchi in Kokoro Connect (original Japanese voice by Sumire Uesaka), and Emilia Szymanowski in Forest of Piano (original Japanese voice by Tomori Kusunoki).

Her work extends beyond anime, with voice roles in international live-action series and films. These include voicing Myrcella Baratheon in Game of Thrones, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen as a young woman in House of the Dragon, Gina Porter in High School Musical: Das Musical: Die Serie, and Agatha in The School for Good and Evil. She has also voiced characters for animated films such as Ponyo in Ponyo - Das große Abenteuer am Meer, providing the German voice for the title character originally performed by Yuria Nana.

Regarding recurring collaborations, her voice acting portfolio demonstrates frequent work with German dubbing directors and studios, though specific collaborative patterns are not documented in the available information. Her notable achievements include amassing over eighty-seven distinct voice roles across films and series as cataloged in German dubbing databases.