Arda Vural is a German voice actor born in 1988, known primarily for his work in the German dubbing of anime and television series. He has been active in the dubbing industry since at least the early 2000s, with his career beginning around 2000 and 2001.

Vural is most recognized for providing the German voice of the young version of the character Trunks in the Dragon Ball Z franchise. He voiced the character in the German dubs of the original Dragon Ball Z television series, produced between 2001 and 2002, as well as in several of the series' early films, including Dragon Ball Z: Brolys Rückkehr and Dragon Ball Z: Angriff der Bio-Kämpfer, the latter of which is known in English as Dragon Ball Z: Bio-Broly. In these performances, he dubbed the original Japanese voice of actor Takeshi Kusao.

Beyond Dragon Ball Z, Vural's anime voice roles include a variety of minor and supporting characters in other series. He voiced a student and Mimis Sohn (Mimi's son) in different episodes of Digimon 02, as well as a boy in a subway train in an episode of the original Digimon series. He also provided voices for the German dub of Cutey Honey as the young Seiji Hayami, for Astro Boy as the character Osamu, and for the anime Leo - Der kleine Löwenkönig as a young Leo.

In addition to anime, Vural has voiced characters in German dubs for numerous live-action American television series. His credits include roles in single episodes of series such as Emergency Room - Die Notaufnahme, JAG - Im Auftrag der Ehre, Bones - Die Knochenjägerin, Malcolm mittendrin, Akte X - Die unheimlichen Fälle des FBI, and Diagnose: Mord. He also provided a voice for the German dub of the animated series Unten am Fluss - Watership Down. With a total of thirty-one dubbing roles documented, his career is characterized by a range of guest and supporting parts across both animated and live-action productions.