Brad Jackson
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor and performer for Funimation and Medieval Times dinner theatre, known for iconic Dragon Ball character roles.
Dragon Ball Career
Bradford Jackson voiced several key Dragon Ball characters across multiple series. He provided the English voice for Oolong, the pig-shaped shape-shifter who appears throughout Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. Jackson also voiced King Cold, Frieza's father and one of the most powerful villains in the franchise, along with Haze Shenron in Dragon Ball GT. He voiced additional characters like Bon Para and filler characters Yordon and Atla. In Dragon Ball Z Kai, he was eventually replaced for some roles by other voice actors, though he reprised Oolong for the Final Chapters.
Beyond Voice Acting
Jackson has worked as a cast member at Medieval Times, an American dinner theatre chain known for its medieval-themed entertainment. He also contributed voices to other anime including One Piece, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Fairy Tail, plus video game roles in titles like Smite.
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