Lauren Landa
Voice ActorLauren Anne Landa is an American voice actress known for her work in anime and video games, bringing characters to life in major franchises including a notable role in Dragon Ball.
Dragon Ball Career
Landa voiced Bulla in Dragon Ball Z Kai, continuing the tradition of prominent female character voices in the franchise. She also took on the role of Bikal in Dragon Ball Super, expanding her presence across multiple eras of the Dragon Ball anime. In video game adaptations, she reprised her role as Bulla in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, allowing fans to hear her interpretation of the character during key story moments.
Broader Voice Work
Beyond Dragon Ball, Landa has voiced characters in popular anime series and video games, establishing herself as a reliable talent in anime dubbing. Her work as Annie Leonhart in Attack on Titan and Sailor Neptune in Sailor Moon demonstrates her range across different character types and genres, from dramatic to action-oriented roles.
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