Jakie Cabe
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor from Statesville, North Carolina, who worked for Funimation. Cabe voiced Don Kee in Dragon Ball GT and a Sabertooth Tiger in Dragon Ball Z, contributing to both the theatrical and television dubs.
Dragon Ball Voice Work
Jakie Cabe voiced Don Kee, a significant character, in Dragon Ball GT, appearing in episodes 4, 5, and 63. His performance as Don Kee provided the voice for a major figure within the Dragon Ball GT universe. Cabe also voiced a Sabertooth Tiger in Dragon Ball Z, demonstrating the range needed to handle both major and minor character work across the franchise's various productions.
Funimation Career
Originating from Statesville, North Carolina, Cabe worked with Funimation as a voice actor across multiple anime projects. Beyond Dragon Ball, his voice work extended to numerous other series including Case Closed, where he voiced multiple characters such as Dr. Woodman. His contributions to anime dubbing placed him among the regular performers in Funimation's dubbing operations.
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