Gerard Caster
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor who brought Majin Kuu to life in Dragon Ball Daima. Works with Crunchyroll on a diverse range of anime projects.
Dragon Ball Work
Gerard Caster voices Majin Kuu in Dragon Ball Daima, one of the newest challenges facing the Z-fighters. The character also appears in Dragon Ball Legends and Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, where Caster reprises his vocal role for consistency across the franchise. His work on Majin Kuu showcases the breadth of character types he's brought to life; the demon-like being required a distinctive delivery that Caster shaped to fit the action-packed tone of the series.
Career Overview
Caster is an active voice actor with Crunchyroll, having contributed to numerous anime productions across multiple genres. Beyond Dragon Ball, his voice work spans action series, fantasy narratives, and comedy projects. He brings a versatile approach to different character archetypes, from comedic support roles to menacing antagonists.
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