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Masami Kikuchi

Voice Actor

Masami Kikuchi is a prolific Japanese voice actor born in 1960 whose Dragon Ball Super roles include Monaka and Belmod. He is best known for his extensive work across the Digimon franchise.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Japanese voice of Monaka and Belmod
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Super Work

Kikuchi brought life to several significant characters in Dragon Ball Super, most notably the soft-spoken Monaka, the ninth Universe 11 God of Destruction, and Belmod, the crafty God of Destruction from Universe 11 who served as a mentor figure during the Tournament of Power. He also voiced Dr. Rota, another divine character in the series. His work in Super showcased his ability to handle both comedic and serious characterizations within the expanding multiverse.

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Career and Legacy

Kikuchi has built a legendary career spanning decades, primarily recognized for voicing Joe Kido and numerous characters throughout the Digimon series. He is equally celebrated as the voice of Tenchi Masaki in the long-running Tenchi Muyo franchise. His versatility extends across numerous anime and video games, making him one of Japan's most prolific voice actors in the industry.

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