
Benjamin Diskin is an American voice actor with more than three decades in animation, anime, and video games who lends his voice to several characters across the Sailor Moon franchise's English dub.
Diskin has voiced three separate parts within the Sailor Moon franchise's English-language cast. He plays Gurio Umino, Usagi's bespectacled, trivia-obsessed classmate who serves as comic relief throughout much of the early story. He also voices Fiore, an alien with a childhood bond to Mamoru Chiba who returns to Earth harboring a dangerous, jealous devotion to him in the first Sailor Moon feature film, and Vampir, one of the story's recurring monster-of-the-week villains. Taking on this range of parts, from classmate to movie villain to creature, shows the versatility Diskin brings to English-dub casting.
Diskin has voiced a wide range of characters across animation, anime dubs, and video games over a career that began in the late 1980s. He is perhaps best recognized for playing the Beebo doll on The CW's DC's Legends of Tomorrow, a role that brought him mainstream live-action recognition alongside his usual voice work. His filmography spans numerous other English-dubbed anime and game productions built up over decades in the industry.
Diskin plays Gurio Umino, Usagi's bespectacled, trivia-obsessed classmate who serves as comic relief throughout much of the early Sailor Moon story. The role is one of three separate parts he has taken on within the franchise's English dub.
Diskin is perhaps best recognized for playing the Beebo doll on The CW's DC's Legends of Tomorrow, a role that brought him mainstream live-action recognition. This sits alongside his usual voice acting work in anime and games.
Diskin voices Fiore, an alien with a childhood bond to Mamoru Chiba who returns to Earth harboring a dangerous, jealous devotion to him in the first Sailor Moon film. He also plays Vampir, one of the show's recurring monster-of-the-week villains.
Diskin has voiced characters across animation, anime dubs, and video games since the late 1980s, more than three decades of work. His filmography spans numerous English-dubbed anime and game productions built up over that span.
Within the same English dub cast, Diskin moves between comic-relief classmate, movie antagonist, and monster of the week. That range across such different parts reflects the versatility he brings to English-dub casting.

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