Celeste Perez
Voice ActorMexican American voice actor who has worked for Funimation and Crunchyroll, voicing Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima alongside roles in several anime series.
Dragon Ball Daima
Celeste Perez voiced Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima, the younger version of the brilliant Saiyan brought about by the series' central transformation concept. Her performance captured the intelligent, determined nature of Trunks even in miniaturized form, maintaining continuity with the character fans have known across previous Dragon Ball sagas. The vocal work required balancing the character's maturity with his younger appearance.
Voice Acting Work
Perez is a Mexican American voice actress who has contributed to the English dubs of multiple anime series through Funimation and Crunchyroll partnerships. Beyond Dragon Ball, she has voiced characters in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest and other anime productions, establishing herself as part of the newer generation of voice talent bringing diverse representation to anime dubbing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Celeste Perez voice?
Celeste Perez voiced Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima, the younger version of the brilliant Saiyan brought about by the series' central transformation concept. Her performance captured the intelligent, determined nature of Trunks even in miniaturized form, maintaining continuity with the character fans have known across previous Dragon Ball sagas. The vocal work required balancing the character's maturity with his younger appearance.
Who is Celeste Perez in Dragon Ball?
Mexican American voice actor who has worked for Funimation and Crunchyroll, voicing Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima alongside roles in several anime series. Celeste Perez voiced Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima, the younger version of the brilliant Saiyan brought about by the series' central transformation concept.
What role did Celeste Perez play in Dragon Ball?
Celeste Perez is the english voice of Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima. Celeste Perez voiced Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima, the younger version of the brilliant Saiyan brought about by the series' central transformation concept.
What other anime work has Celeste Perez done?
Perez is a Mexican American voice actress who has contributed to the English dubs of multiple anime series through Funimation and Crunchyroll partnerships. Beyond Dragon Ball, she has voiced characters in Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest and other anime productions, establishing herself as part of the newer generation of voice talent bringing diverse representation to anime dubbing.
What is Celeste Perez known for in the anime industry?
Celeste Perez is an American voice actor. Mexican American voice actor who has worked for Funimation and Crunchyroll, voicing Mini Trunks in Dragon Ball Daima alongside roles in several anime series.
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