Jerry Jewell
Voice ActorFunimation voice actor and singer who brought versatility to Dragon Ball's diverse cast, from Android 17 to Nam.
Dragon Ball Work
Jerry Jewell has voiced numerous characters across the Dragon Ball franchise, with Android 17 standing as one of his most recognizable roles. He also voiced Nam in the early tournament arcs, Doma, and Eis Shenron, showcasing his ability to shift between confident android personalities and supporting characters with distinct voices. Beyond voice acting, Jewell's musical talents were featured in the English version of "Yeah! Break! Care! Break!", the ending theme to Dragon Ball Z Kai, adding another dimension to his contributions to the franchise.
Career Highlights
Jewell is also well known for his role as Jimmy Kudo in Case Closed and Barry the Chopper in Fullmetal Alchemist, demonstrating his range across multiple acclaimed anime series. His combination of acting and musical work has made him a valued member of the Funimation voice acting community.
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