Chloe Dolandis is an American voice actor, singer, and songwriter known for her work in English-language dubs of anime and animated series. One of her notable anime roles is providing the voice of the goddess Skuld in the Miami dub of The Adventures of Mini-Goddess, a spin-off series featuring super-deformed versions of characters from the Oh My Goddess! franchise.

Dolandis began her career as an entertainer at a young age, with her work encompassing on-camera roles, live performances, and voiceover. Before focusing on voice acting, she appeared as an on-air personality for Nickelodeon's programming blocks and hosted various events. She transitioned more fully into voice work, finding it a better fit than on-camera appearances, and has since voiced characters for numerous foreign films and cartoon series.

Beyond The Adventures of Mini-Goddess, her voice acting credits include roles in English dubs produced in Miami. She voiced characters in Combo Ninos, the Disney Spain film El Arca, and provided the voices of Emily Elephant and Richard Rabbit for the American dub of the children's series Peppa Pig, which aired on Cartoon Network's Tickle-U preschool block. Her voiceover work extends to national radio and television commercials for major brands, as well as promotional work for networks such as HBO Latin America.

In addition to her voice acting, Dolandis is an accomplished singer. She released her debut jazz-pop-soul album, Bring Back The Fever, in 2011. Her vocal work includes performing the song Flying Free, a recording for Warner Brothers that gained notable popularity among baseball fans in Taiwan in 2010. She has also performed the national anthem for several professional sports teams in Florida.

Her work in audio narration has earned industry recognition. She was a finalist for the Audie Award in 2021 for her work on the audiobook Women Who Wrote. She has also received nominations for Voice Arts Awards and a One Voice Award, and was the top pick for the That's Voiceover! Audition Spotlight competition in 2020. For her community service and musical achievements, January 13, 2004 was proclaimed Chloe Dolandis Day in her hometown of Boca Raton, Florida. She also works as a voiceover and singing coach.