Hirohiko Kakegawa
Voice ActorJapanese voice actor from Saitama Prefecture affiliated with Aoni Production. Contributed background voices to Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z anime and films.
Dragon Ball Contributions
Hirohiko Kakegawa voiced a Disciple in Dragon Ball episode 80 and Villager in episode 79. In Dragon Ball Z, he appeared as Mr. Borbonne in episode 170, Disciple in episode 80, Man in episode 16, Usher in episode 6, and Villager in episode 79. He also contributed to Dragon Ball films including Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure where he voiced a Soldier, and Dragon Ball: The Path to Power where he performed the role of General White, one of the film's primary antagonists.
Extensive Career
Kakegawa is affiliated with Aoni Production and boasts one of anime's most extensive filmographies, with appearances across dozens of series spanning multiple decades. His prolific work demonstrates the breadth of supporting and antagonistic characters he has brought to life across numerous franchises.
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