Giuliana Wendt, known professionally as Giuliana Jakobeit, is a German voice actress born on October 1, 1976, in Berlin. She began her career in voice acting at the age of ten through family connections in the industry.

Her professional credits are extensive, including many prominent roles in German-language dubs of popular anime series. She is best known as the long-standing German voice of Ran Mouri in the detective series Detective Conan (known as Case Closed in some regions), a role she has performed since the beginning of the German adaptation. This role extends across numerous episodes and films in the franchise, including the 2024 film Detective Conan: The Million-Dollar Pentagram and the 2025 film Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback.

In the Digimon franchise, she provided the voice of Mimi Tachikawa across multiple series and films, including Digimon Adventure, Digimon Adventure 02, and Digimon - The Film. She also voiced Jaarin Wong in Digimon Tamers. Another significant role is Tomoyo Daidoji in the Cardcaptor Sakura series and its first film, Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie.

The user specifically identified her work as Shinobu Maehara in the Love Hina franchise, including the original Love Hina series, the specials Love Hina X'mas Special - Silent Eve and Love Hina Spring Special - I Wish Your Dream, as well as Love Hina Again. This role is consistently noted across multiple sources. Her other anime roles include Fabula in Final Fantasy: Unlimited, as well as characters in Angel Beats, Eden of the East, Paranoia Agent, Tokyo Ghoul, and Fairy Tail.

Beyond anime, Jakobeit is known as the German dubbing voice for Hollywood actresses Amy Adams and Keira Knightley. She dubbed Knightley's role as Elizabeth Swann in the first three Pirates of the Caribbean films and provided the voice for Amy Adams's portrayal of Lois Lane in several DC Comics films. Her extensive career spans both animated series and live-action film dubbing, with her role as Ran Mouri representing one of her most enduring and notable achievements in the industry.