Marcel Mann is a German voice actor born on January 31, 1987, in Schorndorf, Germany. In addition to his voice work, he is also known as a stand-up comedian and actor. He has built a extensive career in the German dubbing industry, lending his voice to a wide variety of characters in numerous anime series and films.

Mann's voice can be heard in several prominent and long-running anime franchises. He is the German voice of Son Goten, a role he has performed across multiple installments of the Dragon Ball series, including Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Super, and the films Dragon Ball Super: Broly and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. He also voices the protagonist Makoto Edamura in the critically acclaimed series Great Pretender. Another major role is Rito Yuuki, the main character from the romantic comedy series To Love-Ru and its sequel Motto To Love Ru. In the dark psychological thriller Psycho-Pass, he provides the voice for Shou Hinakawa, appearing in the second season, the subsequent film, and the Sinners of the System movie trilogy. His other notable anime credits include Moritaka Mashiro in Bakuman., Marcus Lythos in Sword Gai: The Animation, Ryouhei Nakazato in Yosuga no Sora, and Kouji Haruta in Toradora!.

Mann's work in anime has led to recurring collaborations with specific dubbing studios and production companies, particularly in the Berlin dubbing scene. His role as Son Goten in the Dragon Ball franchise for the studio TV+Synchron GmbH is a prime example of such a long-term association. Furthermore, his involvement in multiple installments of series like Psycho-Pass and To Love-Ru demonstrates his consistency in voicing characters across various sequels and films for their German releases.

Throughout his career, Marcel Mann has achieved the distinction of being the primary German voice for key characters in globally popular anime franchises. His portrayal of Son Goten connects him to one of the most iconic series in anime history, while his lead role in Great Pretender places him in a modern, highly-regarded production. His filmography, which spans genres from action and fantasy in Dragon Ball to psychological drama in Psycho-Pass and comedy in To Love-Ru, showcases his versatility and solidifies his standing as a prominent figure in the German anime dubbing industry.