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Bruce Dubose

Voice Actor

Bruce Dubose is a Texas-based voice actor affiliated with Funimation's English dub roster. In Attack on Titan he voices Djel Sannes, a role introduced during the show's third season.

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Attack on Titan Role

Dubose voices Djel Sannes in Funimation's English dub of Attack on Titan, a part that enters the story during the third season. He is one of many Texas-based performers Funimation draws on for its long-running anime adaptations, and Djel Sannes stands as a supporting credit within that ensemble.

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Career and Notable Roles

Dubose has voiced supporting and recurring characters across Funimation's catalog, including Kaijin in Reincarnated as a Slime, Neptune in One Piece, and an orphanage owner in Angels of Death. His work centers on the same Texas dub community responsible for much of Funimation's English-language slate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who voices Kaijin in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime?

Bruce Dubose voices Kaijin in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime. It's one of his supporting Funimation dub credits.

Who does Bruce Dubose voice in Attack on Titan?

Dubose voices Djel Sannes in Funimation's English dub of Attack on Titan, a role that enters the story during the third season. He is one of many Texas-based performers Funimation draws on for its long-running anime adaptations.

What other anime has Bruce Dubose voiced characters in?

Beyond Attack on Titan and Reincarnated as a Slime, Dubose has voiced Neptune in One Piece and an orphanage owner in Angels of Death.

Where is Bruce Dubose based?

Bruce Dubose is a Texas-based voice actor affiliated with Funimation's English dub roster. He works within the same Texas dub community responsible for much of Funimation's English-language slate.

What kind of roles does Bruce Dubose typically play?

Bruce Dubose typically takes on supporting and recurring character roles rather than leads, appearing in titles like Reincarnated as a Slime, One Piece, and Angels of Death alongside Attack on Titan.

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