Avi Meir Vanunu
Voice ActorIsraeli singer, actor, and voice actor who has been the official Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku since 2002 across all Dragon Ball series and films.
Goku's Hebrew Voice
Avraham Meir Vanunu became the Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku starting in 2002, providing the character's voice throughout Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super, and all theatrical films and OVAs released in Hebrew. He also voiced Bardock in the special Dragon Ball Z: Bardock, The Father of Goku and gave voice to the antagonist Goku Black in Dragon Ball Super, showcasing his range across the franchise's major characters.
Israeli Entertainment Career
Beyond his Dragon Ball voice acting, Vanunu works as a singer and performer in Israel, contributing to the country's entertainment landscape. His long tenure as Goku's Hebrew voice has made him a recognizable figure for Israeli Dragon Ball fans across more than two decades of the franchise's broadcast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Avi Meir Vanunu known for in Dragon Ball?
Israeli singer, actor, and voice actor who has been the official Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku since 2002 across all Dragon Ball series and films. Within Dragon Ball, Avi Meir Vanunu is known as hebrew voice of Son Goku.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Avi Meir Vanunu worked on?
Avi Meir Vanunu has contributed to Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Z. Avraham Meir Vanunu became the Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku starting in 2002, providing the character's voice throughout Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super, and all theatrical films and OVAs released in Hebrew.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Avi Meir Vanunu voice?
Avi Meir Vanunu's Dragon Ball voice work is described as hebrew voice of Son Goku. Avraham Meir Vanunu became the Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku starting in 2002, providing the character's voice throughout Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, Dragon Ball Super, and all theatrical films and OVAs released in Hebrew.
Where is Avi Meir Vanunu from?
Avi Meir Vanunu is an Israeli voice actor. Israeli singer, actor, and voice actor who has been the official Hebrew voice of adult Son Goku since 2002 across all Dragon Ball series and films.
What else has Avi Meir Vanunu done in the entertainment industry?
Beyond his Dragon Ball voice acting, Vanunu works as a singer and performer in Israel, contributing to the country's entertainment landscape. His long tenure as Goku's Hebrew voice has made him a recognizable figure for Israeli Dragon Ball fans across more than two decades of the franchise's broadcast.
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