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Chris Patton

Voice Actor

Christopher Patton is an American voice actor who has worked on anime for Funimation, ADV Films, and other studios. He voiced Turles, a Saiyan villain, in multiple Dragon Ball Z films and video games, and appeared in Dragon Ball Z as various supporting characters.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of Turles in Dragon Ball Z films and video games
Nationality: American
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Dragon Ball Work

Patton voiced Turles, a key antagonist, in Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might film and reprised the role across multiple video games including Dragon Ball Legends and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi titles. In Dragon Ball Z television episodes, he voiced Appule, Lemon, and various Namekian characters during the Saiyan and Frieza Sagas, establishing himself as part of the franchise's core English voice ensemble.

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Prolific Anime Career

Born in Houston, Texas, Patton has become a prolific voice actor across dozens of anime series. His work extends to major roles in Full Metal Panic!, D.Gray-man, Soul Eater, and Haikyu!!, among numerous others. He has also worked as a writer and director on various anime projects, demonstrating expertise beyond voice performance.

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