
Jason Douglas is an American actor recognized for playing Tobin on The Walking Dead and voicing Beerus across the Dragon Ball Super franchise; he also voiced Kittan Bachika in the unreleased ADV Films dub of Gurren Lagann.
Douglas recorded the role of Kittan Bachika for ADV Films' original English dub of Gurren Lagann, one of only five episodes completed before the company lost the license and the project was shelved. The recordings went unreleased for years and later circulated among fans as a piece of lost anime dub history, predating Douglas's later rise as a prolific voice actor.
Douglas is best known outside animation for playing Tobin on AMC's The Walking Dead and for supplying the booming voice of Beerus across the Dragon Ball Super franchise, including the film Battle of Gods. His live-action credits include Sin City, No Country for Old Men, and Parkland, plus recurring parts on Breaking Bad, Preacher, and Nashville, alongside major voice roles in Psycho-Pass, RWBY, Fairy Tail, and as Krieg in the Borderlands games.
Douglas voices Beerus across the Dragon Ball Super franchise, including the film Battle of Gods. He has also voiced major roles in Psycho-Pass, RWBY, Fairy Tail, and Krieg in the Borderlands games.
Douglas had a recurring role on AMC's Breaking Bad, one of several television credits alongside Preacher and Nashville. His other live-action work includes the films Sin City and No Country for Old Men.
Douglas recorded the role of Kittan Bachika for ADV Films' original English dub of Gurren Lagann, one of only five episodes completed before the company lost the license. The recordings went unreleased for years and later circulated among fans as a piece of lost anime dub history.
Outside animation, Douglas is best known for playing Tobin on AMC's The Walking Dead. In anime he is best known for voicing Beerus across the Dragon Ball Super franchise, including the film Battle of Gods.
Douglas's film credits include Sin City, No Country for Old Men, and Parkland. His career spans both live action film and prolific anime voice work dating back to 1995.

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