Joe Romersa
MusicianAmerican musician, composer, and voice actor from Los Angeles who composed music and provided character voices for the Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout video game, contributing to Baby Vegeta's character alongside his musical work.
Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout
Joe Romersa served as composer for Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout, the PlayStation fighting game released in 1997. Beyond his musical contributions, he also voiced Baby Vegeta, the primary antagonist of the Baby Saga, lending his voice to the character during gameplay. His dual role as both composer and voice actor made him an essential part of the game's audio experience, crafting the soundtrack while bringing Baby Vegeta to life.
Music and Voice Acting
A Los Angeles-based musician and composer, Romersa worked across multiple disciplines in animation and gaming. His work demonstrated versatility in both the technical craft of composition and the interpretive work of voice performance, contributing to various anime dubs and productions beyond his Dragon Ball work.
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