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Bob Carter

Voice Actor

Prolific American voice actor for Funimation with extensive credits in Dragon Ball films, games, and television series. Known for bringing major villains to life.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of Bojack and Syn Shenron
Nationality: American
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Dragon Ball Roles

Robert Ray Carter voiced several major Dragon Ball characters, most notably the villain Bojack in the film Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, reprising the role in video games. He also provided the voice of Syn Shenron (Baby), the demon villain of Dragon Ball GT, across both anime and games including Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and 3. In Dragon Ball, he voiced characters including Drum, Otokoski, Zaacro, and various minor figures across multiple episodes.

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Extensive Career

Carter built one of Funimation's most extensive voice acting careers, appearing in dozens of anime series. He voiced Sig Curtis across the Full Metal Alchemist franchise, Gorobei in Samurai 7, and appeared in numerous other productions including One Piece, Soul Eater, and many more.

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