Ami Mandelman
Voice ActorIsraeli singer and voice actor who voiced Vegeta and other major Dragon Ball characters in Hebrew, and performed multiple theme songs for Dragon Ball series.
Hebrew Dubbing and Music
Amikam Mandelman has been the Hebrew voice of Vegeta, Ox-King, and King Yemma since Dragon Ball first aired in Israel, becoming a familiar presence across the entire franchise in that language. He also provided voices for Emperor Pilaf and Giru in Dragon Ball GT, plus numerous background characters throughout all Dragon Ball shows and films in Hebrew. Beyond his voice acting, Mandelman performed the second opening theme "We Gotta Power" and ending song "We Were Angels" for Dragon Ball Z's Hebrew release, and continued his musical contributions with Dragon Ball Super's theme, "Chōzetsu ☆ Dynamic!"
Singer and Voice Professional
Before his Dragon Ball work, Mandelman was known as a member of "Hakol Over Habibi," a band that participated in Eurovision. With over five hundred character roles across his career, he has become one of Israel's leading voice actors, bringing both vocal performance and comedic timing to his extensive Dragon Ball contributions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ami Mandelman known for in Dragon Ball?
Israeli singer and voice actor who voiced Vegeta and other major Dragon Ball characters in Hebrew, and performed multiple theme songs for Dragon Ball series. Within Dragon Ball, Ami Mandelman is best known as the hebrew voice of Vegeta and theme singer.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Ami Mandelman voice?
Ami Mandelman voices Vegeta and Pilaf in the Dragon Ball franchise. Amikam Mandelman has been the Hebrew voice of Vegeta, Ox-King, and King Yemma since Dragon Ball first aired in Israel, becoming a familiar presence across the entire franchise in that language.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Ami Mandelman worked on?
Ami Mandelman has provided voice work for Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball Super. Amikam Mandelman has been the Hebrew voice of Vegeta, Ox-King, and King Yemma since Dragon Ball first aired in Israel, becoming a familiar presence across the entire franchise in that language.
Where is Ami Mandelman from?
Ami Mandelman is an Israeli voice actor. Israeli singer and voice actor who voiced Vegeta and other major Dragon Ball characters in Hebrew, and performed multiple theme songs for Dragon Ball series. Their Dragon Ball credit is the hebrew voice of Vegeta and theme singer.
What role does Ami Mandelman play in the Dragon Ball franchise?
Ami Mandelman works in the Dragon Ball franchise as a voice actor. Specifically, their contribution is described as the hebrew voice of Vegeta and theme singer. Israeli singer and voice actor who voiced Vegeta and other major Dragon Ball characters in Hebrew, and performed multiple theme songs for Dragon Ball series.
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