Jonathan Love is a Canadian voice actor known for his extensive work in English dubs of anime series, primarily produced by the Blue Water Studios in Calgary, Alberta. His career spans several decades and includes a wide variety of roles in popular franchises, often lending his voice to both main characters and memorable supporting figures.

Love has been active in the anime dubbing industry since at least the late 1990s. A significant portion of his early and ongoing work was done through Blue Water Studios, a branch of the Ocean Group, which has produced English adaptations for numerous anime series. Beyond acting, he has also taken on roles in additional crew work and as a casting director, indicating a broad range of skills within the voice-over industry.

Jonathan Love's filmography is extensive, featuring a diverse array of characters across multiple genres. He is known for several prominent roles in long-running series. He voiced the character Shu in the Blue Water dub of Dragon Ball GT. In the strategic battle anime Future Card Buddyfight, Love took on multiple roles, including the powerful monster Jackknife Dragon, the buddy of a main character, as well as serving as the series' narrator. His involvement in the Buddyfight franchise extended to subsequent series like Future Card Buddyfight X: All-Star Fight, where he continued as Jack Knife Dragon, and Future Card Buddyfight 100, where he also narrated. He also voiced the character Mark Whiting, a teacher and mentor, in the popular card game anime Cardfight!! Vanguard.

His work in the late 1990s and early 2000s includes significant roles in series like Betterman, where he voiced both the enigmatic Betterman Lamia and the character Shou Yanagi. He also appeared in the mecha series D.I.C.E., providing the voices for Captain Sid and the Phantom Knight. In the comedy-action series Jubei-Chan, Love took on the role of Bantaro Sanbonmatsu across Jubei-Chan: The Ninja Girl - Secret of the Lovely Eyepatch and its sequel Jubei-Chan 2: The Counterattack of Siberia Yagyu, in which he also voiced the character White Tiger Nizaemon.

Throughout his career, Jonathan Love has demonstrated a recurring partnership with Blue Water Studios and its associated directors and voice cast, contributing to a cohesive body of work that forms a significant part of the anime landscape for North American audiences. His ability to portray characters ranging from comedic figures like Bantaro Sanbonmatsu to serious, powerful beings like Jackknife Dragon highlights his versatility and enduring presence in the field of anime voice acting.