Jeremy Schwartz
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor from Texas who has worked with Funimation for years. Known for notable Dragon Ball roles including Sorbet in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' and Lord Slug in the video games, Schwartz also gained recognition for roles in Space Dandy and One Piece films.
Dragon Ball Roles
Schwartz voiced Sorbet, the cunning alien commander and main antagonist, in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F', bringing menace to one of the film's key characters. He also provided the English voice of Lord Slug in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, the video game continuation of Toriyama's universe. These roles showcased his ability to handle antagonist characters with appropriate gravitas and intensity.
Broader Anime Work
Schwartz is perhaps best recognized for his role as Professor Duran in the stylish anime Space Dandy and his work in the One Piece film franchise, demonstrating his range across different anime genres and production styles. His collaborations with Funimation span multiple decades of anime dubbing.
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