Brandon Potter
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor, ADR director, and scriptwriter born July 28, 1982. Works for Funimation, OkraTron 5000, and NYAV Post on anime dubbing.
Dragon Ball Voice Work
Brandon Potter voiced several characters across the Dragon Ball franchise. He provided the English voice for Mustard and Appule in Dragon Ball Z, the latter being a character with a significant presence. He also voiced Saonel in Dragon Ball Super. His contributions extend across both original series and remastered versions.
Career
Potter, born July 28, 1982, formerly worked as a karate teacher before establishing his career in anime dubbing. He works as a voice actor, ADR director, and scriptwriter for Funimation, OkraTron 5000, and NYAV Post. Beyond Dragon Ball, he has voiced Red-Haired Shanks in One Piece, Kenji Harima in School Rumble, and Sven Vollfied in Black Cat. Potter also wrote dub scripts for numerous anime, contributing to the localization of series like One Piece. He currently lives in New York.
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