Christopher Bevins
Voice ActorChristopher Bevins is an accomplished American voice actor and ADR director known for his pivotal role developing Funimation's voice talent. He has voiced numerous Dragon Ball characters and served as voice director, shaping the franchise's English dub.
Dragon Ball Voice and Direction
Bevins voiced multiple characters throughout the Dragon Ball franchise, including Obotchaman, Terror, Rat, and Nejishiki in the original series. In Dragon Ball GT, he voiced Naturon Shenron, a major antagonist. He expanded to Dragon Ball Super where he voiced Bee, Paparoni, and Agnilasa. Notably, Bevins also served as voice director for Dragon Ball GT, overseeing the English dub performances and helping shape the overall sound of the series.
Legacy as ADR Director
Born in Los Angeles, California, Bevins established himself as a visionary ADR director at Funimation, earning recognition as a warhorse of the industry. He is credited with discovering voice actor J. Michael Tatum, who went on to voice Spice in Dragon Ball Z and Zarbon in Dragon Ball Z Kai. His administrative and creative contributions extended to numerous anime projects, solidifying his importance to English anime dubbing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Christopher Bevins in Dragon Ball?
Christopher Bevins is an accomplished American voice actor and ADR director known for his pivotal role developing Funimation's voice talent. He has voiced numerous Dragon Ball characters and served as voice director, shaping the franchise's English dub.
What role did Christopher Bevins play in Dragon Ball?
Christopher Bevins is the english voice of multiple characters and voice director for Dragon Ball series. Bevins voiced multiple characters throughout the Dragon Ball franchise, including Obotchaman, Terror, Rat, and Nejishiki in the original series.
Which Dragon Ball characters did Christopher Bevins voice?
Bevins voiced multiple characters throughout the Dragon Ball franchise, including Obotchaman, Terror, Rat, and Nejishiki in the original series. In Dragon Ball GT, he voiced Naturon Shenron, a major antagonist. He expanded to Dragon Ball Super where he voiced Bee, Paparoni, and Agnilasa.
What other anime work has Christopher Bevins done?
Born in Los Angeles, California, Bevins established himself as a visionary ADR director at Funimation, earning recognition as a warhorse of the industry. He is credited with discovering voice actor J. Michael Tatum, who went on to voice Spice in Dragon Ball Z and Zarbon in Dragon Ball Z Kai.
What is Christopher Bevins known for in the anime industry?
Christopher Bevins is an American voice actor. Christopher Bevins is an accomplished American voice actor and ADR director known for his pivotal role developing Funimation's voice talent.
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