Hiroyuki Satou
Voice ActorHiroyuki Satou, also known as Yuuki Satou, is a Japanese voice actor from Kanagawa who has worked with Aoni Production across multiple Dragon Ball series and films.
Dragon Ball Appearances
Satou portrayed Commander Nezi of the Sigma Force in Dragon Ball GT, a role placing him among the antagonistic alien military leadership facing the heroes. He voiced a Namekian Warrior in Dragon Ball Z, contributing texture to the Namek Saga's ensemble of indigenous aliens caught in the crossfire between Frieza and the Z-Fighters. Additionally, he voiced one of Chiaotzu's soldiers in Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure, expanding his presence across the franchise's theatrical releases and expanding universe.
Professional Background
Satou has maintained consistent work with Aoni Production, one of Japan's most prestigious voice acting agencies. His career reflects the professionalism and versatility required of supporting voice talent in anime, where he blends into ensemble casts while maintaining character clarity and distinction.
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