NateWantsToBattle
MusicianAmerican musician and YouTuber known for anime theme covers who performed the English vocal rendition of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor' for Dragon Ball Super's dub.
Dragon Ball Contribution
NateWantsToBattle delivered the English dub version of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor,' the iconic Dragon Ball Super opening theme. His energetic vocal performance captures the spirit and intensity of the original while making the theme accessible to English-speaking audiences. The cover showcases his ability to honor anime source material while bringing his own musical voice to the work.
YouTube Musician and Fan Creator
Born Nathan Smith and performing as NateWantsToBattle, he is a Richmond, Virginia-based musician and YouTuber recognized for high-quality covers of pop, punk, and emo songs alongside anime themes. His platform has made him a bridge between anime music and mainstream music audiences, with Dragon Ball Super's opening theme being one of his most notable licensing projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is NateWantsToBattle in Dragon Ball?
American musician and YouTuber known for anime theme covers who performed the English vocal rendition of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor' for Dragon Ball Super's dub. NateWantsToBattle delivered the English dub version of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor,' the iconic Dragon Ball Super opening theme.
What is NateWantsToBattle best known for in Dragon Ball?
NateWantsToBattle delivered the English dub version of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor,' the iconic Dragon Ball Super opening theme. His energetic vocal performance captures the spirit and intensity of the original while making the theme accessible to English-speaking audiences. The cover showcases his ability to honor anime source material while bringing his own musical voice to the work.
What does NateWantsToBattle do in Dragon Ball?
NateWantsToBattle is an American musician who has worked on the Dragon Ball franchise. Specifically, NateWantsToBattle is credited as English dub vocalist for Dragon Ball Super.
What other work has NateWantsToBattle done outside Dragon Ball?
Born Nathan Smith and performing as NateWantsToBattle, he is a Richmond, Virginia-based musician and YouTuber recognized for high-quality covers of pop, punk, and emo songs alongside anime themes. His platform has made him a bridge between anime music and mainstream music audiences, with Dragon Ball Super's opening theme being one of his most notable licensing projects.
Where is NateWantsToBattle from?
NateWantsToBattle is an American musician. American musician and YouTuber known for anime theme covers who performed the English vocal rendition of 'Genkaitoppa X Survivor' for Dragon Ball Super's dub.
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