Ethan Gallardo is an American voice actor known for his work in English dubs of anime and animated series. He was born on January 24, 1992, in the United States.

Gallardo's path to voice acting was built on a foundation of live-action performance. He began acting on stage in 2004 and transitioned to film acting in 2009. His entry into voice-over work came in 2012 after auditioning for a role in a student video game project, a experience that led to him being cast in three parts and discovering a new professional passion. He pursued formal education in a related field, graduating from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Visualization in 2014. He has also taken improv classes in Ludwigsburg, Germany. His early career involved voicing over thirty roles across various media, including animations, narrations, advertisements, short films, and video games.

Gallardo is perhaps best recognized for his leading role as the voice of Wang Ling in the Crunchyroll English dub of the popular Chinese animated series, Daily Life of the Immortal King. He has voiced this character consistently across the series, with the fifth season premiering in 2026. In addition to this signature role, he has contributed his voice to other major anime franchises. He was credited among the additional voice talent for the English dub of the second season of Solo Leveling. His filmography also includes participation in My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission. Other credits include roles in series such as Pharmacist from Another World and Kaiju No. 8.

Professionally, Gallardo is described as having a voice suited for animated and enthusiastic roles, with a range that includes an upbeat and exciting tone for advertisements as well as a low, deep resonance for narrations. He describes himself as comfortable with various vocal ranges within a medium to low registry. Beyond English, he lists additional vocal abilities including Russian, Cockney, Australian, and Spanish accents. He continues to work in live-action film through a production company called Legit Pictures, an involvement that began in 2009.