Kristian Eros
Voice ActorKristian Eros is an American voice actor from Indianapolis who works with Funimation and Crunchyroll, voicing Sir Warp and Small Sir Warp in Dragon Ball Daima, the latest Dragon Ball series.
Dragon Ball Daima Voice Role
Kristian Eros voiced Sir Warp and his small variant in Dragon Ball Daima, contributing to the English dub of the franchise's newest installment. Sir Warp is a demon character appearing in Daima's storyline, which follows the aftermath of the Tournament of Power from Dragon Ball Super. Eros's portrayal of this character helped bring the new saga to English-speaking audiences on Crunchyroll and related platforms.
Voice Acting Work
Born in Indianapolis, Eros has worked with both Funimation and Sound Cadence Studios on various anime dubs and productions. His involvement with Dragon Ball Daima marked a significant role in a high-profile anime series, connecting him to the ongoing legacy of the Dragon Ball franchise as it continues to produce new content for global audiences.
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