Masaya Onosaka
Voice ActorMasaya Onosaka, born October 13, 1964 in Osaka, is a voice actor with Aoni Production who won the Seiyu Award for Best Personality in 2010. He voiced Burter in Dragon Ball Z Kai.
Dragon Ball Role
Onosaka voiced Burter in Dragon Ball Z Kai, the fast-talking member of the Ginyu Special Forces and one of the earliest formidable opponents Goku faced upon his arrival on Planet Namek. His distinctive vocal performance captured Burter's boastful personality and martial prowess. While his Dragon Ball appearances were specific to Kai's remastered run, his work contributed to bringing fresh energy to classic confrontations.
Professional Recognition
Onosaka established himself as a respected voice actor affiliated with Aoni Production throughout his career. His work earned him the prestigious Seiyu Award for Best Personality in 2010, reflecting his strong presence and likeability within the voice acting community. Beyond Dragon Ball, he has appeared in numerous anime and entertainment projects.
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