Masami Suzuki
Voice ActorMasami Suzuki is a Japanese voice actor, singer, and performer affiliated with Aoni Production. In Dragon Ball, he voiced the character Bee across multiple series including Dragon Ball Z Kai and Dragon Ball Super.
Dragon Ball Contributions
Suzuki has consistently voiced Bee across various Dragon Ball installments, appearing in Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Super television episodes, and video game adaptations like Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. His portrayal of the character demonstrated consistent voice work across different eras of the franchise. Beyond Dragon Ball, Suzuki has built an expansive career as both an actor and singer, appearing in numerous anime productions and live-action media.
Professional Background
Based in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Suzuki is affiliated with Aoni Production and has worked across voice acting, live-action performance, and music. His range spans comedy characters like Amelia from The Slayers series to dramatic roles in various anime adaptations, demonstrating his versatility across the entertainment industry.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Masami Suzuki in Dragon Ball?
Masami Suzuki is a Japanese voice actor known as the Japanese voice of Bee. Masami Suzuki is a Japanese voice actor, singer, and performer affiliated with Aoni Production. In Dragon Ball, he voiced the character Bee across multiple series including Dragon Ball Z Kai and Dragon Ball Super.
Which Dragon Ball characters does Masami Suzuki voice?
Suzuki has consistently voiced Bee across various Dragon Ball installments, appearing in Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Super television episodes, and video game adaptations like Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. His portrayal of the character demonstrated consistent voice work across different eras of the franchise. Beyond Dragon Ball, Suzuki has built an expansive career as both an actor and singer, appearing in numerous anime productions and live-action media.
What language does Masami Suzuki dub Dragon Ball in?
Masami Suzuki dubs Dragon Ball in Japanese, working as a Japanese voice actor. Based in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Suzuki is affiliated with Aoni Production and has worked across voice acting, live-action performance, and music.
When has Masami Suzuki been active in Dragon Ball?
Masami Suzuki has been active in the 1990s-present period of the franchise. Masami Suzuki is a Japanese voice actor, singer, and performer affiliated with Aoni Production.
What other anime has Masami Suzuki worked on?
Based in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Suzuki is affiliated with Aoni Production and has worked across voice acting, live-action performance, and music. His range spans comedy characters like Amelia from The Slayers series to dramatic roles in various anime adaptations, demonstrating his versatility across the entertainment industry.
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