Apphia Yu
Voice ActorApphia Yu is an American voice actress and ADR director for Funimation from California who has contributed to the Dragon Ball franchise through voice acting, video game work, and directing roles.
Dragon Ball Contributions
Yu voiced the Future Warrior across the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series, providing the male voice option for the player character (credited as Male Voice 2). Her work also spans Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters, where she voiced Imamu, and Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, contributing one of the Angels of Hell. In Dragon Ball Super, she voiced Maki, adding to the expanding cast of the series.
Behind-the-Scenes Work
Beyond voice acting, Yu works as an ADR director for Funimation, shaping the English localization of anime from a directorial perspective. She is also the founder of Sake Visual and is based in Dallas, Texas, making her a multifaceted talent in the anime dubbing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Apphia Yu known for?
Apphia Yu is an American voice actress and ADR director for Funimation from California who has contributed to the Dragon Ball franchise through voice acting, video game work, and directing roles. Within Dragon Ball, Apphia Yu is known as male voice of Future Warrior and additional Dragon Ball characters.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Apphia Yu worked on?
Apphia Yu has contributed to Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters, Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F', and Dragon Ball Xenoverse. Yu voiced the Future Warrior across the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series, providing the male voice option for the player character (credited as Male Voice 2).
Which Dragon Ball characters does Apphia Yu voice?
Apphia Yu's Dragon Ball voice work is described as male voice of Future Warrior and additional Dragon Ball characters. Yu voiced the Future Warrior across the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series, providing the male voice option for the player character (credited as Male Voice 2).
Where is Apphia Yu from?
Apphia Yu is an American voice actor. Apphia Yu is an American voice actress and ADR director for Funimation from California who has contributed to the Dragon Ball franchise through voice acting, video game work, and directing roles.
What else has Apphia Yu done in the entertainment industry?
Beyond voice acting, Yu works as an ADR director for Funimation, shaping the English localization of anime from a directorial perspective. She is also the founder of Sake Visual and is based in Dallas, Texas, making her a multifaceted talent in the anime dubbing industry.
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