American comedian and voice actor born in Arlington, Texas, known professionally as "The Chinaman" or "KidWok". Provided numerous voice roles in Dragon Ball Z English dub.
Mark Britten voiced Oolong, the shape-shifting pig character integral to Dragon Ball's early story, delivering his distinctive personality across episodes 88 through 107 of the English dub. He also provided the voice for Korin, the wise cat guardian, across episodes 91 through 169, becoming one of the dub's most visible character voices. Beyond these primary roles, Britten voiced numerous supporting characters including Burter, Moori, Guldo, and the Grand Kai, establishing himself as a staple of the Dragon Ball Z English dubbing effort. His work extended to theatrical releases including Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure and specials like Bardock: The Father of Goku.
In addition to his voice acting work, Britten is a comedian who performs under the stage name "The Chinaman" or "KidWok". His comedic timing proved invaluable for characters like Oolong, whose humor-driven dialogue required precision. Britten's vocal performances in Dragon Ball Z became iconic among English-speaking fans despite later recasting in remastered releases. His work established vocal characterizations that defined the dub for an entire generation.

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....

Dragon Ball handed us a protagonist with no history and the internet named him John Dragon Ball. So we built him somebody to talk to....
Mark Britten is an American voice actor known in the franchise as the English voice of Oolong, Korin, and numerous Dragon Ball Z characters. Provided numerous voice roles in Dragon Ball Z English dub.
Mark Britten provided the English voice of Oolong, Korin, and numerous Dragon Ball Z characters.
Mark Britten dubs Dragon Ball in English, working as an American voice actor. In addition to his voice acting work, Britten is a comedian who performs under the stage name "The Chinaman" or "KidWok".
In addition to his voice acting work, Britten is a comedian who performs under the stage name "The Chinaman" or "KidWok". His comedic timing proved invaluable for characters like Oolong, whose humor-driven dialogue required precision. Britten's vocal performances in Dragon Ball Z became iconic among English-speaking fans despite later recasting in remastered releases.
Mark Britten's specific career start date is not listed in the wiki, but their Dragon Ball work places them in the active dub roster.
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