American actor and voice actor born in Beaumont, Texas. Contributed voice work to Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super anime and video games.
Markus Lloyd voiced Belmod, a significant character in Dragon Ball Super, bringing personality to the role throughout the series. He also appeared as a Frieza Force Soldier in episode 21 of Dragon Ball Super. His Dragon Ball Z contributions included voicing Raspberry in episode 60. Beyond the anime, Lloyd extended his Dragon Ball work into video games, voicing the Future Warrior protagonist in Dragon Ball Xenoverse and Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, allowing players to experience his vocal performance across an entire game narrative.
Lloyd was born in Beaumont, Texas, and has worked as both a traditional actor and voice performer across anime dubbing. His Dragon Ball work spans anime episodes, theatrical films including Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon, and video games, demonstrating versatility across different media formats. His performance as the Future Warrior in the Xenoverse games provides particularly extensive character work, as the player character requires vocal performance across hundreds of interactions and combat scenarios.

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Markus Lloyd is an American voice actor known in the franchise as the English voice of Belmod and other Dragon Ball characters. Contributed voice work to Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super anime and video games.
Markus Lloyd provided the English voice of Belmod and other Dragon Ball characters.
Markus Lloyd dubs Dragon Ball in English, working as an American voice actor. Lloyd was born in Beaumont, Texas, and has worked as both a traditional actor and voice performer across anime dubbing.
Lloyd was born in Beaumont, Texas, and has worked as both a traditional actor and voice performer across anime dubbing. His Dragon Ball work spans anime episodes, theatrical films including Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon, and video games, demonstrating versatility across different media formats. His performance as the Future Warrior in the Xenoverse games provides particularly extensive character work, as the player character requires vocal performance across hundreds of interactions and combat scenarios.
Markus Lloyd'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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