Brian Thomas
Voice ActorTexas-based American voice actor who appeared in the Funimation English dub of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, providing voices for various minor characters and supporting roles across the original series and early Z episodes.
Dragon Ball Work
Brian Thomas worked with Funimation as a voice actor across the Dragon Ball franchise. In the original Dragon Ball series, he voiced multiple minor characters including various company soldiers and Blue Corp members. His work expanded into Dragon Ball Z, where he provided voices for characters such as a CQV Reporter, a Namekian villager, and Oolong in select episodes. He also contributed to Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure, where he performed ADR looping work for the theatrical release.
Production Work
Beyond voice acting, Thomas contributed to Dragon Ball localization efforts in multiple capacities. He served as a production assistant on the 2001 Dragon Ball re-dub and handled ADR looping for several Z saga releases. His technical involvement extended to subtitling and closed captioning work across multiple Dragon Ball theatrical films, including the Broly trilogy and other fan-favorite movies released through Funimation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Brian Thomas known for in Dragon Ball?
Texas-based American voice actor who appeared in the Funimation English dub of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, providing voices for various minor characters and supporting roles across the original series and early Z episodes. Within Dragon Ball, Brian Thomas is known as english voice of multiple minor Dragon Ball Z characters.
Which Dragon Ball productions has Brian Thomas worked on?
Brian Thomas has contributed to Dragon Ball Z. Brian Thomas worked with Funimation as a voice actor across the Dragon Ball franchise.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Brian Thomas voice?
Brian Thomas's Dragon Ball voice work is described as english voice of multiple minor Dragon Ball Z characters. Brian Thomas worked with Funimation as a voice actor across the Dragon Ball franchise.
Where is Brian Thomas from?
Brian Thomas is an American voice actor. Texas-based American voice actor who appeared in the Funimation English dub of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, providing voices for various minor characters and supporting roles across the original series and early Z episodes.
What else has Brian Thomas done in the entertainment industry?
Beyond voice acting, Thomas contributed to Dragon Ball localization efforts in multiple capacities. He served as a production assistant on the 2001 Dragon Ball re-dub and handled ADR looping for several Z saga releases. His technical involvement extended to subtitling and closed captioning work across multiple Dragon Ball theatrical films, including the Broly trilogy and other fan-favorite movies released through Funimation.
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