James T. Fields
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor who worked for Funimation, voicing multiple characters across the Dragon Ball franchise. Fields brought to life Jimmy Firecracker in Dragon Ball Z, as well as Korinto and the World Martial Arts Tournament's officiating monks in the original Dragon Ball series.
Dragon Ball Voice Roles
James T. Fields voiced Jimmy Firecracker in the Funimation dub of Dragon Ball Z, providing the character's English dialogue. In the original Dragon Ball, he performed as Korinto and as the revered old monk who presided over the World Martial Arts Tournament openings, delivering the ceremonial announcements and blessing the tournament competitions. His versatility allowed him to handle both comedic characters and dignified authority figures essential to the tournament arcs.
Funimation Dubbing Work
Fields worked as a voice actor for Funimation, contributing to several anime series beyond Dragon Ball. His anime roles included Dirk Copeland in Case Closed and other supporting parts across multiple productions. His participation in Dragon Ball's dubbing operations established him as part of Funimation's core voice acting roster during the company's early years of anime localization.
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