Bryan Massey
Voice ActorMichigan-born American voice actor for Funimation who became a prolific performer across the Dragon Ball franchise, voicing Oolong in multiple series and films while maintaining an extensive anime career.
Dragon Ball Roles
Bryan Massey's most significant Dragon Ball contribution was voicing Oolong across multiple projects. He performed the shapeshifting pig character in Dragon Ball Super episodes and Dragon Ball Z Kai, and also voiced Oolong in the theatrical releases Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies and the video games Dragon Ball Xenoverse series and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. His consistent work kept this fan-favorite character's voice familiar across different eras of the franchise.
Extensive Funimation Career
Born in Pontiac, Michigan, Massey built an impressive resume as one of Funimation's most active voice performers. Beyond Dragon Ball, he voiced memorable characters across numerous anime including Ladd Russo in Baccano!, Okuninushi in Noragami, and appears in over 150 anime titles with supporting and minor roles. His versatility and prolific output have made him instrumental to Funimation's dubbing success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bryan Massey in Dragon Ball?
Michigan-born American voice actor for Funimation who became a prolific performer across the Dragon Ball franchise, voicing Oolong in multiple series and films while maintaining an extensive anime career. Bryan Massey's most significant Dragon Ball contribution was voicing Oolong across multiple projects.
What role did Bryan Massey play in Dragon Ball?
Bryan Massey is the english voice of Oolong and various minor Dragon Ball characters. Bryan Massey's most significant Dragon Ball contribution was voicing Oolong across multiple projects.
Which Dragon Ball characters did Bryan Massey voice?
Bryan Massey's most significant Dragon Ball contribution was voicing Oolong across multiple projects. He performed the shapeshifting pig character in Dragon Ball Super episodes and Dragon Ball Z Kai, and also voiced Oolong in the theatrical releases Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies and the video games Dragon Ball Xenoverse series and Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. His consistent work kept this fan-favorite character's voice familiar across different eras of the franchise.
What other anime work has Bryan Massey done?
Born in Pontiac, Michigan, Massey built an impressive resume as one of Funimation's most active voice performers. Beyond Dragon Ball, he voiced memorable characters across numerous anime including Ladd Russo in Baccano!, Okuninushi in Noragami, and appears in over 150 anime titles with supporting and minor roles. His versatility and prolific output have made him instrumental to Funimation's dubbing success.
What is Bryan Massey known for in the anime industry?
Bryan Massey is an American voice actor. Michigan-born American voice actor for Funimation who became a prolific performer across the Dragon Ball franchise, voicing Oolong in multiple series and films while maintaining an extensive anime career.
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