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Peter Berring

Musician

Canadian composer who created the musical score for Ocean Group's original Dragon Ball dub and the Curse of the Blood Rubies film.

Role: composer
Sub Role: Ocean Group dub composer for original Dragon Ball
Nationality: Canadian
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Berring composed the complete musical score for the Ocean Group English dub of Dragon Ball, shaping the early Western experience of the franchise. He also provided the score for Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies, the first theatrical film to receive an English dub through Ocean Group. His work established the sonic tone for Dragon Ball's introduction to North American audiences during the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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Canadian Composer

Born Peter Tryggvi Bjerring on February 6, 1954, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Berring has built a career in film and television scoring across Canada. His Dragon Ball work represents a significant part of his localization contributions, as Ocean Group was a major force in bringing Japanese anime to English-speaking audiences during that era.

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