Jerry J. Todd is a pseudonym for the Canadian voice actor Ian James Corlett. The name has appeared in the credits of several notable English-language anime dubs produced during the 1990s, most famously for the role of the main protagonist Goku in the early episodes of the Dragon Ball Z English dub.

Born in Burnaby, British Columbia, in 1962, Corlett has worked extensively in animation and voice-over since the late 1980s, often using the Jerry J. Todd alias for specific projects. His most significant role under this name is Goku in Funimation and Saban's original 1990s English dub of Dragon Ball Z, where he voiced the character for the first 49 episodes. This early portrayal of the iconic Saiyan warrior represents one of the most prominent roles associated with the Jerry J. Todd credit.

Another major role credited to Jerry J. Todd is Shuichi Tataki in the cyberpunk anime series Key the Metal Idol, which was released in the mid-1990s. In this English-language adaptation of the Japanese original, he voiced Shuichi, a key character living in the same apartment building as the protagonist.

Beyond the Jerry J. Todd alias, Ian James Corlett has had a prolific career in animation under his own name. His voice acting portfolio includes leading roles such as the title character in Mega Man, Cheetor in Beast Wars: Transformers, Glitch-Bob in ReBoot, and Andy Larkin in What's with Andy?. He has also worked as a screenwriter, television producer, and author, and is the creator of the animated series Being Ian and Yvon of the Yukon. The use of the Jerry J. Todd name remains most associated with his earlier work in the English-language adaptation of Japanese anime.