Bill Capizzi
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor who worked for Harmony Gold USA dubbing anime series and films. Voiced various characters in early Dragon Ball episodes and films during the 1980s dub era.
Dragon Ball Work
Bill Capizzi voiced Major Fist, also known as Major Metallitron, in the Harmony Gold dub of Dragon Ball. He also contributed to the film Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies, providing voices for soldiers and minor villagers in that theatrical release. His work was part of the foundational Harmony Gold dubbing that brought the series to North American audiences in the early 1980s.
Anime and Voice Acting Legacy
Capizzi's voice work extended across numerous anime projects for Harmony Gold and other dubbing studios. He voiced characters in Digimon Adventure, Gatchaman, and the Mon Colle Knights series, among many others. His versatility in providing voices for supporting and minor characters made him a staple of the anime dubbing boom during the height of Harmony Gold's prominence in the industry.
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