Meg McClain is an American voice actor known for her extensive work in English dubs of anime series, primarily with Funimation Entertainment. Her career encompasses a wide range of characters, from leading roles to supporting parts, demonstrating her versatility across different genres.

McClain's filmography includes several prominent roles in popular anime series. She voices Sun Rong, the student council president, in the supernatural comedy The Daily Life of the Immortal King. In the horror-adventure series Angels of Death, she takes on the lead role of Rachel Gardner, a young girl who wakes up in a mysterious building with no memory. She is also the voice of the Sword Maiden in the dark fantasy series Goblin Slayer. Her other notable roles include Annie in the mecha series Back Arrow, Chikage Asakura in the baseball anime Tamayomi: The Baseball Girls, and the character Akashic in Miss Kuroitsu From the Monster Development Department. In the popular isekai series That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, she voices Kirara Mizutani. Her repertoire also includes Kusumi Egawa in Assault Lily Bouquet and Kazusa Ōtori in the music-themed drama Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Life.

Beyond these performances, McClain has built an extensive list of credits in English dubs. Her early and ongoing work includes providing voices for numerous supporting characters and additional voices in a vast array of series. Some of these credits include Arizona in Azur Lane, Azura in Dr. Stone, Hikage in Fire Force, and various roles in series such as A Certain Magical Index III, Fruits Basket, and Zombie Land Saga. This consistent output highlights her as a regular and active presence in the anime dubbing industry, particularly in productions based in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where Funimation is located. Her recurring collaborations with other voice actors in the industry, such as Ethan Gallardo, Trina Nishimura, and Christopher Guerrero, among others, are a natural result of this shared dubbing circuit. Through her work, Meg McClain has become a familiar voice to English-speaking anime audiences.