Meli Grant
Voice ActorMeli Grant is an American voice actor who works primarily in anime for Funimation. She voiced Quitela and Maji-Kayo in Dragon Ball Super.
Dragon Ball Super Work
Grant voiced Quitela and Maji-Kayo in Dragon Ball Super, two significant characters from Universe 4 introduced during the Tournament of Power arc. Quitela, the God of Destruction from Universe 4, served as a cunning and manipulative antagonist throughout the tournament, while Maji-Kayo represented one of the universe's warrior representatives. Grant's vocal performances brought distinct personality to these multiverse characters during the franchise's most expansive storyline.
Voice Acting Career
Grant is an American voice actor who has established herself primarily within the anime dubbing industry through her work with Funimation. Her contributions to Dragon Ball Super placed her among the extensive cast of English voice actors required to bring the franchise's massive ensemble of multiverse characters to audiences across North America.
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