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Hiroko Emori

Voice Actor

Hiroko Emori is a Japanese voice actress best known for bringing Chiaotzu to life across the Dragon Ball franchise, from the original series through Dragon Ball Z and its films.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Japanese voice of Chiaotzu
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Roles

Emori's defining contribution to the Dragon Ball franchise is her voice work as the lovable psychic fighter Chiaotzu. She performed this role across the original Dragon Ball series, through Dragon Ball Z's entire run, and continued in theatrical releases including Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound. Her portrayal captured Chiaotzu's playful personality and combat determination, making the character instantly recognizable to generations of Japanese-speaking fans. Beyond Chiaotzu, she also voiced other minor characters including Bikini in the original series and Chiaoman in Dragon Ball Fusions, adding depth to the cast.

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Career and Legacy

Emori has maintained a steady voice acting career with Aoni Production, one of Japan's premiere talent agencies. Her longevity in the franchise demonstrates the enduring appeal and consistency she brought to Chiaotzu, a supporting character who nonetheless gained devoted fans throughout Dragon Ball's expansive run across multiple series and films.

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