
Character profile
Dee Laytner
ディー・レイトナー
Dee Laytner is a main character in FAKE (1998). This page lists 1 anime and 4 manga, voiced by Tomokazu Seki (JAPANESE) and Doug Stone (ENGLISH).
About Dee Laytner
A dark-haired young American cop who dislikes trouble-makers, which is ironic, since he seems to be one himself. His personality can switch from boisterous and inappropriate to serious and calm instantly. Though moody at times, he cares very much for the people around him. He is in love with Ryo, but has dated women in the past; in Dee's own words, he has several types of women he likes, but Ryo is the only and perfect man for him to love. Dee may seem to be rude and intrusive, but he has a strict sense of honour that will not allow him to take advantage of anybody; however his parameters can often be well outside the norm. He claims to hate children but understands Bikky's motives well, often acting the part of the wicked uncle when Ryo tries to impose a bit of discipline upon the unruly boy. Dee is fiercely protective of both Carol and Bikky, and is well liked by the children who now live at the orphanage where he and his childhood friend Tommy grew up. The surname 'Laytner' is made up; the name of the cop who found him in an alleyway was Jess Latener. Seeing him as a father figure even after he was revealed to be less than perfect, Dee was proud to take a similar name to the strict Jess. Dee is searching for stability in his life. (Source: Wikipedia)
Dee Laytner at a glance
Dee Laytner first shows up in our catalog in FAKE, from 1998, as a main character.
Voices and appearances
Tomokazu Seki voices Dee Laytner in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Doug Stone.
Quick questions
What anime is Dee Laytner in?
FAKE.
Who voices Dee Laytner in English?
Doug Stone.
Who is Dee Laytner's Japanese voice actor?
Tomokazu Seki.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.








