Celebrity Guest Appearance: Who Reps D.C. Douglas?
[Cue a kazoo playing the Mass Effect theme off-key]
So you’re the proud Con Chair of Hyper Noodle Anime Fest 2025 or the guest liaison for Galactic Comic Carnival, and you’re asking the question whispered across Reddit threads, Discord chats, and hotel ballrooms everywhere:
“How do I book that guy who voices villains, philosophers, and robots… and sounds way too sexy doing it?”
The answer is simple. You’re looking to book the incomparable D.C. Douglas. A man whose vocal cords have voiced everything from deranged serial killers to morally ambiguous AI to emotionally complex bubblegum villains.
In the world of anime, he is the sinister and stylish Yoshikage Kira in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. In One Piece, he’s X Drake, chomping through plot lines with a dinosaur’s bite. And in Hunter x Hunter and Welcome to Demon School Iruma-kun, he brings flair and drama in stereo surround.
Why Should Your Convention Book D.C. Douglas?
If your attendees are Googling “anime voice actor guest appearances” or “celebrity voice over bookings for comic con,” then D.C. Douglas is already on their dream guest list. He’s the villain fans love to hate, the rogue AI they secretly root for, and the charming bastard who steals every panel.
His work in video games is equally stacked—Albert Wesker in Resident Evil, Legion in Mass Effect, Rayvis in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and slick additions to Persona 5 and Tekken 8. If your convention advertises a “Mass Effect voice actor panel” or a “Resident Evil guest signing,” prepare for a line stretching past Artist Alley and halfway to the food trucks.
In animation, D.C. played Chase in Transformers: Rescue Bots, popped up in Regular Show, and dabbled in Marvel mischief on What If… If you’re planning a “Marvel voice actor guest Q&A” or a Transformers retrospective, don’t leave him off the call sheet.
Who Reps This Delicious Bastard?
Ah yes—the gatekeepers. The noble scribes. The knights of the booking calendar. You’ll want to contact one of the following keepers of the D.C. Douglas flame:
Lionsbane Booking Agency – Topher Nguyen
Topher is the unsleeping eye of voice actor bookings, and Lionsbane is where your con dreams become real panels. They specialize in booking anime voice actors for conventions faster than you can shout “WESKER!”
https://lionsbanebooking.com/talent/
Mobile Monicker Productions – Kelly Carevic
Kelly is the whisperer of fandom fates. Mobile Monicker can help you craft a weekend schedule with more pop culture impact than a Tekken uppercut.
https://www.facebook.com/MobileMonickerProductions/
LoMoPro – Laurie Mahoney
Laurie, the master of logistics and wrangler of celebrity chaos, can hook your event up with high-profile guest bookings for anime and comic cons that fans actually want. No filler. No fluff. Just pure fan-service gold.
https://thelomopro.com/clients
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Here’s how con organizers like you are accidentally stumbling upon greatness:
“Hire Resident Evil voice actor for convention” — boom, you’ve got D.C. Douglas.
“Mass Effect Legion voice actor signing” — boom, Douglas again.
“Book JoJo Kira voice actor panel” — yup, still him.
Each of those searches leads to the same inevitable outcome: your con-goers crying, laughing, screaming “DAAAAAYYVID,” and lining up for autographs with trembling Funko Pops in hand.
Final Words from the Narrator
So go on, dear planner of pop culture madness. Email the reps. Plan the panel. Prep the green room. And prepare for fans to descend like piranha on press passes when they see D.C. Douglas on the guest list.
Because when it comes to voice actor convention guests, this man doesn’t just “attend”—he makes the con legendary.
[Cue outro: Gregorian chant remixed with a JoJo’s theme as the screen fades to a glowing autograph table bathed in con badge light]
