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Georges Lycan

Voice Actor

French voice actor best known for bringing Cell to life in the French dub of Dragon Ball. Also provided the Narrator's voice and handled supporting roles.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: French voice of Cell and the Narrator
Nationality: French
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Dragon Ball Roles

Lycan delivered one of the most iconic villain voices in Dragon Ball's French adaptation, voicing the android Cell with menace and presence. Beyond Cell, he also performed the Narrator, providing the distinctive voice that opened and narrated episodes across the series. Additionally, Lycan voiced several supporting characters originally performed by Daisuke Gōri in the Japanese version, including the Ox-King, Vinegar, King Cold, and King Yemma.

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Voice Acting Career

Operating as a voice actor in France's dubbing industry, Lycan specialized in anime localization work. His French dub performances of Dragon Ball became definitive versions for French-speaking audiences, establishing him as a crucial figure in the franchise's European legacy.

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