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Rob Paulsen (born March 11, 1956 in Detroit,
Michigan) is an American voice actor
best known for his extensive roles as the voices
of animated characters.

He began his voice over career on The Smurfs
animated television show as an extra.  A few years
later, his career launched into acting on more
famous cartoons, such as G.I. Joe and The Snorks.
He had an impressive turn as the villain Jesse
Blue in the series Saber Rider and the Star
Sheriffs.  The character has a bit of a cult
following, due in part to Rob's excellent
portrayal.  In 1987, Rob was asked to voice one of
his most prominent roles, as Raphael (Ninja
Turtle)|Raphael in the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles television series.  He also voiced some
minor roles in that television series.

With a plethora of voice acting roles under his
belt, it was only a matter of time that he would
basically be granted his own show.  In 1993, he
voiced Antoine in American Broadcasting
Company|ABCs series Sonic the Hedgehog (TV
series)|Sonic the Hedgehog, and Yakko Warner of
Animaniacs, an animated television show that
revolved around Yakko and his siblings.  Also in
1993, he starred as the title character in the
animated series Mighty Max.  This eventually led
to another series where he led as Pinky from Pinky
and the Brain, a show which won him several Annie
Awards.  He also posed as the title character's
sidekick, Arthur, an insecure accountant in a moth
costume (wings included), in the superhero series
The Tick. He recently took on the role of
Experiment 625 in Lilo & Stitch: The Series. Rob
is also currently does the role of Gordon on the
Nickelodeon (TV Channel)|Nickelodeon cartoon
Catscratch.

Paulsen continues to do many voice roles, now
extending into video games such as Doom 3 and the
Metal Gear Solid franchise. He played the voice of
Morte, a floating, talking skull, in Planescape:
Torment. He voiced the Cyborg Ninja in Metal Gear
Solid: The Twin Snakes, an enhanced remake of the
original Metal Gear Solid, and he also voiced
Crash Bandicoot in many of the later games for
Nintendo GameCube, Sony PlayStation 2, and
Microsoft Xbox platforms.   More notably, he
voiced Lian Ronso in the English version of Square
Enix's Final Fantasy X-2, the sequel to Final
Fantasy X.