25 Most Popular Roles Voiced by D.C. Douglas

D.C. Douglas’ 25 Most Popular Anime & Videogame Roles

We’re counting down the top 25 most popular roles voiced by the legend himself, D.C. Douglas! Prepare yourself for a wild ride of sinister villains, quirky robots, and a few surprises along the way. Let’s dive in with our host, the ghost of David Letterman’s irreverence!

1. Yoshikage Kira – JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable

Starting off strong with Kira, the quiet serial killer obsessed with hands. D.C. Douglas’s voice brings an eerie calm to this psychopath, making you both fear and… oddly respect him? Kira’s arc is a standout in the beloved JoJo’s series, and Douglas plays a major part in that.

Reviews: “D.C. Douglas gives Kira a calm, terrifying edge. One of the best voice performances of 2018!” – Anime News Network

2. Albert Wesker – Resident Evil series

The sunglasses-wearing, evil-genius of the Resident Evil franchise, Wesker is one of the most iconic villains in gaming. Douglas’s icy, detached delivery added an extra layer of menace that had players throwing their controllers in fear. He’s as smooth as he is deadly.

Reviews: “Douglas’s Wesker feels like the devil himself – the perfect mix of charm and cold-hearted evil.” – GamesRadar

3. Rayvis – Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

Because what’s better than voicing a major antagonist in the Star Wars universe? As Rayvis, Douglas’s performance brings a raw, physical intensity to this galactic villain, reminding us that the dark side is still cool.

4. X Drake – One Piece

This dude transforms into a dinosaur. Need we say more? A former Marine turned pirate, X Drake’s involvement in the chaotic world of One Piece is crucial, and Douglas lends a gruff intensity to his voice that perfectly matches a man who becomes a T-Rex.

5. Legion – Mass Effect series

A robot with a soul? Douglas captures the philosophical journey of Legion, the Geth unit that becomes a fan-favorite in the Mass Effect series. His performance dives deep into the core of what it means to be sentient.

6. Rufus Albarea – The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel

If you like your villains cunning and aristocratic, meet Rufus. As one of the major political players in the Trails of Cold Steel series, his suave, tactical mind is given life by Douglas’s cold, calculating delivery. This guy is always two steps ahead.

7. Kamoshida – Persona 5

One of the most hated characters in Persona 5, and for good reason. Kamoshida is a straight-up creep, and Douglas’s performance ensures you’ll despise every second he’s on screen – in the best way possible. He’s the villain you love to hate.

8. Shoot McMahon – Hunter x Hunter

With one of the most intense arcs in Hunter x Hunter, Shoot’s battles aren’t just physical, but mental. Douglas brings a fragile confidence to Shoot, making his struggle all the more compelling.

9. Pod 042 – NieR: Automata

The calm, robotic voice of Pod 042 serves as your helpful sidekick in the tragic world of NieR: Automata. Douglas perfectly balances the emotionless AI with the occasional hint of something deeper, making Pod 042 one of the game’s most beloved non-human characters.

10. Zetton aka Edo – Ultraman

Sliding into the number 10 spot is Zetton, better known as Edo, from the Ultraman series. This guy is no ordinary alien; he’s a Zetton, one of the most powerful and mysterious species in the Ultraman universe. Imagine an alien who looks calm, sounds calm, and can vaporize you with a snap of his fingers. Now imagine D.C. Douglas giving that alien a voice – smooth, authoritative, and slightly unnerving.

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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

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Star Wars JS - Rayvis Death

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Throne and Liberty

Armored Core 6

Honkai: Star Rail

Borderlands 3

Ai: The Somnium Files

Nier: Automata pt 1

Hello Puppets: Midnight Show

Persona 5

Mass Effect 2

BlazBlue Cross Tag

Fire Emblem Fates

Octopath Traveler II

Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood

Teppen

Umbrella Corps

Resident Evil 5

Pokemon Masters

Dead Or Alive 6

Sekiro

Ace Combat 7

Nier: Automata pt 2

Valkyria Chronicles 4

Everreach

Radiant Historia

Monster Hunter World

Fire Emblem: Warriors

Trails of Cold Steel 2

Robo Recall

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Zero Escape: Zero Time Dilemma

02:00

Tarisland

Space Run Galaxy

Persona 4: Dancing All Night

Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky

Lost Dimension

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel

Xenoblade Chronicles X

Lego Jurassic World

The Crew

BlazBlue: Chronophantasma

Rune Factory 4

NBA2K14

ZMR Zombies Monsters Robots

Mass Effect 3

Star Wars

MotorStorm: Apocalypse

Tales of Vesperia

Buffy The Vampire Slayer

11. Grimoire Noir – NieR: Replicant

Grimoire Noir is part magical book, part nightmare fuel. Douglas imbues the character with the right mix of mystery and dread, making him unforgettable in the NieR saga. You’ll never look at reading the same way again.

12. Keel Lorenz – Neon Genesis Evangelion

The head honcho of SEELE, Lorenz is shrouded in mystery and control. D.C.’s performance gives the puppet master behind Evangelion a voice that drips with authority and manipulation. It’s like he’s playing 4D chess, and you’re still figuring out checkers.

13. Chase – Transformers: Rescue Bots

The loyal and slightly robotic Chase from Transformers: Rescue Bots is the reliable, no-nonsense bot who follows the rules to the letter. His interactions with the other bots and humans alike are hilariously stiff, and D.C. brings just the right level of deadpan delivery to make Chase memorable.

14. Professor Kalego – Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-Kun

Grumpy, terrifying, and somehow endearing, Professor Kalego is one tough demon to please. Douglas’s deadpan delivery makes Kalego’s constant annoyance an absolute joy to watch, especially as his softer side occasionally peeks through.

15. Raven – Tekken 8

At number 24, we have Raven, the stealthy, ninja-like operative from Tekken 8. Known for his deadly martial arts skills and espionage expertise, Raven is the kind of character who can disappear from sight before you even realize he’s kicked your butt. D.C. Douglas voices this cool and calculated fighter with the perfect blend of smooth precision and deadly calm. Whether he’s flipping through the air or delivering sharp one-liners, Raven is all business – and business is booming.

16. Geo Noto Soto – Bastard!! Heavy Metal, Dark Fantasy

If you like your anime with a side of heavy metal, Geo Noto Soto is your guy. D.C. lends his voice to this chaotic magic user in a world filled with monsters and metal. What’s not to love?

17. H.B. – Xenoblade Chronicles X

A smug, powerful warrior, H.B. is one of the most memorable characters in Xenoblade Chronicles X, and D.C.’s delivery perfectly captures the character’s self-assured bravado.

18. Mald – The Rising of the Shield Hero

The Shield Hero series has no shortage of bad guys, and Mald is among the most conniving. D.C. adds depth to this weasel of a villain, making you want to see him get his comeuppance.

19. Gunter – Fire Emblem series

As one of the elder statesmen of the Fire Emblem series, Gunter is both mentor and warrior. Douglas’s voice gives the character a sense of wisdom mixed with sadness from years of battle.

20. Jasley Donomikols – Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans

This Gundam baddie knows how to manipulate the system. Jasley is ruthless in his quest for power, and Douglas makes sure you feel every bit of his ambition and underhanded tactics.

21. The Praetorian – Super Crooks

The Praetorian isn’t your average superhero – he’s got some wild powers and an even wilder personality. D.C. brings his usual villainous flair to this unpredictable, power-hungry anti-hero in the world of Super Crooks.

22. Ryuosuke Umemiya – Shaman King

As one of the key characters in Shaman King, Ryu stands out with his distinct pompadour and even more distinct personality. Douglas’s comedic timing brings Ryu to life, making him an audience favorite.

23. Shinji Yoshimatsu – Lycoris Recoil

Shinji is the puppet master of the world in Lycoris Recoil, and D.C. gives him that smooth-talking, too-smart-for-his-own-good charm. He’s the guy you love to hate.

24. Basophil – Cells At Work

Who knew a basophil could be so cool? Douglas turns a minor immune system cell into a fan-favorite in Cells At Work with just a few lines. His mysterious and ominous voice sticks with you.

25. Simon Gibbons – Space Run Galaxy

Gibbons is the guy you rely on when things get crazy in space. D.C. Douglas voices this crazy, monkey character in Space Run Galaxy, helping you transport goods through chaotic space battles and disasters. There’s something reassuring about his insanity, even when everything is blowing up around you!

So there you have it, folks! A wild ride through 25 of the best roles voiced by the incomparable D.C. Douglas. From serial killers to sentient robots, this man can do it all. And if you haven’t experienced his work in any of these shows or games, well, what are you waiting for? Time to get watching or playing!