Francesc Anyo is a Spanish voice actor from Benicarló, born in 1964, known primarily for his extensive work in dubbing for radio and television. His career spans more than twenty-five years and includes experience in theater, television, short films, dramatized readings, recitals, and theatrical translations and adaptations, though his professional focus has consistently remained on voice work and voice-overs.

In the field of anime dubbing, Anyo is most recognized for his contributions to the Valencian and Catalan language versions of major series. He is particularly known for providing the voice of Vegeta in the Valencian dub of Dragon Ball Z, a role originally performed by Ryō Horikawa, which he has also reprised in several Dragon Ball Z films. His work in this capacity extends across multiple movies from the franchise, including Dragon Ball Z: La batalla dels tres Super Guerrers, Dragon Ball Z: La guerra del foc, Dragon Ball Z: Son Gohan, el Super Guerrer de la galàxia, and Dragon Ball Z: El poder dels Super Guerrers.

Beyond Dragon Ball, Anyo has voiced characters in several other popular anime series. In Haikyu!!, he played the role of Tanji Washijo. He took on the role of Borgijin Dorjiberke in Terraformars Revenge, and in the series Assassination Classroom, he provided voices for Teppei Araki as well as the character known as the God of Death. His other anime roles include parts in Naruto Shippuden, where he voiced Dango and Inoichi Yamanaka, and in One Piece, where he voiced characters including Shanks, Koza, Kamakiri, and Kamyu in the Valencian dub. He also appears in the anime film Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle, reprising his role as Tanji Washijo, as well as in Naruto films such as The Last: Naruto the Movie and Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie.

Throughout his career, Anyo has frequently collaborated on projects that involve dubbing the work of specific Japanese voice actors. He has repeatedly voiced characters originally performed by Ryūsei Nakao, Daiki Nakamura, and Hisao Egawa. His professional interests also extend to the literary and artistic world, as he has publicly highlighted the importance of the work of poet Vicent Andrés Estellés and the musical interpretations of the poet by singer Ovidi Montllor, participating in cultural campaigns and recitals related to their work.