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Micah Solusod

Voice Actor

American voice actor best known for roles in Soul Eater. Solusod has contributed multiple character voices to Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball Legends in the Funimation dub.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of Beat and Tagoma
Nationality: American
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Dragon Ball Work

Micah Solusod voices Beat and Tagoma in Dragon Ball Super, bringing energy and menace to these supporting characters. He also lent his voice to the Saiyan in Red character in Dragon Ball Legends. Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, Solusod moved to Texas and California to pursue his voice acting career, where he has become a regular fixture in Funimation's anime dub lineup.

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Career Beyond Dragon Ball

Solusod gained widespread recognition for his work as Soul Eater Evans in the anime Soul Eater, establishing himself as a versatile actor capable of bringing personality to dynamic characters. He has also voiced roles in other anime productions, including young Ashley Crichton in Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos.

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