Luci Christian
Voice ActorLouisa Michelle Christian is an American voice actress and ADR script writer for Funimation and Sentai Filmworks, known for her roles across anime, video games, and television.
Dragon Ball Involvement
Christian voices Hero (Childish) in Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi, contributing to the franchise's video game presence. Most notably, she voiced the Future Warrior in the Dragon Ball Xenoverse series, allowing players to experience the protagonist's story through her portrayal. She also voiced Yurin in Dragon Ball Super, adding to her presence across the franchise's television and interactive media.
Broader Career
Christian works as a voice actress and ADR script writer, playing a role in both the creative and technical sides of anime production. Her work spans Funimation's extensive catalog and Sentai Filmworks, making her a regular presence in English anime dubbing. Her involvement in both voice acting and script writing positions her as a multifaceted talent within the anime industry.
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