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Chris Rager

Voice Actor

Christopher Rager is an American voice actor best known for voicing King Yemma and Mr. Satan (Hercule) across the entire Dragon Ball franchise. His characters became iconic fixtures in the English dub, defining the sound of these beloved roles.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of King Yemma and Mr. Satan throughout the Dragon Ball franchise
Nationality: American
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Iconic Dragon Ball Characters

Rager's Dragon Ball legacy rests primarily on two cornerstone roles: King Yemma, the underworld judge who appears throughout the series, and Mr. Satan, the world martial arts champion who becomes central to Dragon Ball Z and beyond. His booming voice and comedic timing made both characters unforgettable. Beyond these main roles, he also voiced Bacterian and Gregor in Dragon Ball, Sgt. Metallic in The Path to Power film, Kishime in The World's Strongest, and multiple other characters, making him one of the franchise's most prolific English voices.

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Career Highlights

Born July 5, 1973, Rager has extended his voice acting work beyond Dragon Ball to franchises including One Piece, where he voiced Arlong, and YuYu Hakusho. His distinctive delivery and character interpretations have made him a recognizable presence in anime dubbing, respected for his ability to portray both comedic and serious characters effectively across multiple genres.

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