Hans Brikfeice is the pseudonym of an American voice actor known for his work in English-language dubs of anime films and television series. This name is one of several aliases used by the actor Vincent Penna Jr., who is more widely recognized by another stage name, Wayne Grayson. His career in voice acting has been active from the mid-1980s to the present, with much of his work produced in New York City in collaboration with studios such as Central Park Media, Media Blasters, NYAV Post, and DuArt Film and Video.

As Hans Brikfeice, he has performed in several notable anime productions that were distributed in North America during the late 1990s and early 2000s. He played the role of Kinoshita in the irreverent comedy series Ping Pong Club. He also voiced the character Kujaku in the OVA series RG Veda. Another role credited to Brikfeice is Erbert in the OVA Geobreeders: Breakthrough.

These performances are part of a broader body of work where the actor has also contributed to titles such as Descendants of Darkness and Sohryuden - Legend of the Dragon Kings. While the name Hans Brikfeice appears in credits for these specific projects, the actor is professionally distinct from his work under other names, having provided voices for major characters in several other long-running series and animated properties under his primary professional name. An examination of his filmography under the Hans Brikfeice alias reveals a pattern of recurring collaborations with a specific group of New York-based voice talents. Actors such as Crispin Freeman, Eric Stuart, Dan Green, and Veronica Taylor frequently appear in the same casts, including on titles like RG Veda and Ping Pong Club, indicating a consistent talent pool used by dubbing studios during that era.