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Mike McFarland

Voice Actor

Texas-born Funimation voice actor whose Master Roshi became the wise, comedic heart of Dragon Ball across multiple series and films.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: English voice of Master Roshi and Yajirobe
Nationality: American
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Dragon Ball Legacy

Mike McFarland established himself as the quintessential voice of Master Roshi throughout the Funimation dubs, bringing perfect comedic timing to the lecherous but lovable martial arts master across Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super. His portrayal captured Roshi's contradictory nature as both mentor and pervert, delivering laugh-out-loud moments while maintaining the character's underlying wisdom. McFarland also voiced Yajirobe with distinctive gruff charm, and took on supporting roles as Android 8 and Baby across the series and numerous films, proving his versatility within the franchise.

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Broader Career

McFarland's work extends across multiple studios and genres, from directing ADR sessions to taking on roles in Fullmetal Alchemist, One Piece, and Attack on Titan. His musician background and improvisational comedy skills have enriched his voice work, making him a multifaceted contributor to the English anime industry. He has also contributed to video games spanning the Dragon Ball franchise.

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