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Alfie Coy

Voice Actor

Voice actor who worked for Funimation, known for voicing Eyre in Dragon Ball Super.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of Eyre in Dragon Ball Super
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Dragon Ball Super Work

Alfie Coy voiced Eyre in the English dub of Dragon Ball Super. This character appears within the extensive cast of Dragon Ball Super, connecting Coy to the franchise's television series. His voice work contributed to Funimation's English localization of the show.

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Voice Acting Career

Coy has worked as a voice actor for Funimation, contributing his talents to anime productions. His role in Dragon Ball Super places him within the broader network of actors involved in bringing the franchise to English-speaking audiences.

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