J.D. Stone is an American voice actor and actress known for work in English-language dubs of Japanese anime series. The performer is also credited as Jessica D. Stone and uses the stage name J.D. Stone professionally. The acting career began in 1991 with a role in the film The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag, and over time expanded to include appearances in live-action television series such as ER, Six Feet Under, and Hannah Montana.

In the field of anime voice acting, J.D. Stone is recognized for two primary roles from the mid-2000s. The first is the character Junior in the series R.O.D -The TV- (also known as Read or Die). Junior is a young agent of the British Library's Special Operations Division, a character with the ability to phase through solid objects. Stone has described voicing Junior as a highlight of the career, noting that the role required performing a British accent and capturing the character's complicated personality. This work is also noted as a formative experience in developing that accent.

The second significant voice role is Shoukichi Hitotsubashi in the series Kamichu!. Shoukichi is a teenage boy and the younger brother of the main protagonist, Yurie Hitotsubashi. In the English dub of Kamichu!, Stone also provided the voice for additional characters including Chibi Kaze and a character named Tulip. Other anime voice credits include a role as Kota in Mermaid's Forest and additional voices in the English version of the psychological thriller series Paranoia Agent. Stone performed the role of Dai in the series Haibane Renmei as well.

The voice acting credits for J.D. Stone are concentrated in anime productions from the Los Angeles-based dubbing industry during the 2000s. Recurring collaborations from this period include working with fellow voice actors such as Mako, Kaori Mine, and Carrie Savage on the cast of Kamichu!. The professional career as an on-screen and voice actor has continued into the 2020s, with the name J.D. Stone appearing in credits as recently as 2024.