Atsushi Kisaichi
Voice ActorAtsushi Kisaichi is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who works for Aoni Production and has contributed to numerous anime series including the Dragon Ball franchise.
Dragon Ball Role
Kisaichi provided the Japanese voice for Uub in Dragon Ball GT, the spiritual successor to the original series who represents rebirth and innocence. His vocal work captures the character's youthful nature and potential as Goku's new student and martial arts partner in the final Dragon Ball saga.
Voice Acting at Aoni Production
Based in Tokyo, Kisaichi works with Aoni Production, a major voice acting agency in Japan. He has appeared in numerous anime series, video games, and dramatic works throughout his career, establishing himself as a reliable performer in Japanese animation and media.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Atsushi Kisaichi known for in Dragon Ball?
Atsushi Kisaichi is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who works for Aoni Production and has contributed to numerous anime series including the Dragon Ball franchise. Within Dragon Ball, Atsushi Kisaichi is known as japanese voice of Uub in Dragon Ball GT.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Atsushi Kisaichi worked on?
Atsushi Kisaichi has contributed to Dragon Ball GT. Kisaichi provided the Japanese voice for Uub in Dragon Ball GT, the spiritual successor to the original series who represents rebirth and innocence.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Atsushi Kisaichi voice?
Atsushi Kisaichi's Dragon Ball voice work is described as japanese voice of Uub in Dragon Ball GT. Kisaichi provided the Japanese voice for Uub in Dragon Ball GT, the spiritual successor to the original series who represents rebirth and innocence.
Where is Atsushi Kisaichi from?
Atsushi Kisaichi is a Japanese voice actor. Atsushi Kisaichi is a Japanese voice actor from Tokyo who works for Aoni Production and has contributed to numerous anime series including the Dragon Ball franchise.
What else has Atsushi Kisaichi done in the entertainment industry?
Based in Tokyo, Kisaichi works with Aoni Production, a major voice acting agency in Japan. He has appeared in numerous anime series, video games, and dramatic works throughout his career, establishing himself as a reliable performer in Japanese animation and media.
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