Naohito Fujiki is a Japanese entertainer primarily known for his extensive career as an actor and singer, but he has also crossed over into anime voice acting. While he was a prominent live-action television and film star for many years, his work as a voice actor is a more selective but notable part of his filmography.

Fujiki made his debut as a voice actor relatively late into his career. Prior to stepping into a recording booth for an animated project, he had already established himself as a popular actor through numerous television dramas and movies. His first voice role came in 2013 when he was cast in the feature film Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge. The choice to have him voice the villainous character Omokage, the former Phantom Troupe member with the number four spider tattoo, was considered a significant event, marking his first time taking on an anime role in his seventeen years in the entertainment industry. Fujiki himself commented on the unique challenge of voice acting, noting that it involved delivering lines with a style of dialogue different from that of live-action film and television.

In addition to his debut role in the Hunter x Hunter film, Fujiki has voiced characters in other notable projects. He performed the role of Hector in the Japanese-language dub of the Pixar animated film Coco, which is known in Japan as Remember Me. The live-action roles cited in the prompt further illustrate the connection between his on-screen career and his few voice-over parts. He played the character Nimura in the live-action disaster film Dragon Head and portrayed Ryuji Saejima in the television drama adaptation of GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka. These performances demonstrate his continued work as a live-action actor during the same period as his forays into voice acting.

Despite his high profile as a live-action performer, Fujikis body of work specifically as an anime voice actor remains limited to a select number of high-profile projects. His filmography in this area is distinguished more by the prominent nature of the titles he has been involved with than by a large quantity of roles. His achievement lies in successfully transitioning his established screen presence into the distinct craft of voice performance for major animated features.