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Jeannie Hsieh

Voice Actor

Taiwanese singer and actress best known for portraying Bulma in the unofficial live-action film Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins, bringing the character to life outside the anime medium.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Bulma, live-action Taiwanese film
Nationality: Taiwanese
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Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins

Jeannie Hsieh played Bulma in the 1989 Taiwanese live-action film Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins, an adaptation that reimagined the early Dragon Ball story with a fresh creative vision. Her performance brought the character of Bulma, the young scientist and martial artist, into a real-world setting, making her central to the film's exploration of the original saga's key moments.

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Music and Acting

A singer and actress from Zuoying, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Hsieh worked in the entertainment industry during the 1980s and 1990s. Her role in Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins represents a significant part of Dragon Ball's international cultural footprint, particularly in Taiwan.

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