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Kenji Yokoyama

Animator

A Japanese key animator who supervised episode 102 of Dragon Ball Z, 'Duel on a Vanishing Planet,' during the Frieza Saga. Limited but notable contribution to the franchise.

Role: animation_supervisor
Sub Role: Key animator and Dragon Ball Z episode supervisor
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Z Work

Yokoyama's documented work in Dragon Ball Z centers on episode 102, 'Duel on a Vanishing Planet,' from the Frieza Saga. This episode captures a pivotal clash between Goku and Frieza on the planet Namek, marking a turning point in their conflict. While his overall Dragon Ball involvement appears limited, this single credit demonstrates he worked during a critical arc of the series when the animation team faced tight production schedules and high stakes storytelling.

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Animation Career

Yokoyama worked as a key animator for Dragon Ball Z, contributing to frame-by-frame animation work that defined the series' visual style. Limited publicly documented information about his broader animation career makes it difficult to assess his full body of work beyond Dragon Ball, though his credit on a Frieza Saga episode underscores his involvement during the franchise's most demanding animation period.

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