Japanese actor and voice actor from Shizuoka Prefecture with an extensive portfolio across anime and film. Hoshino has voiced Galbee in Dragon Ball Super and has been a prolific supporting voice talent across countless anime series, demonstrating remarkable longevity in the industry.
Mitsuaki Hoshino voiced Galbee in Dragon Ball Super episode 15, contributing to the universe's diverse cast of supporting characters. His work exemplifies the deep bench of talent that Toei Animation draws upon to populate the expansive world of Dragon Ball.
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture, Hoshino has become one of anime's most prolific supporting voice actors, appearing in hundreds of series across multiple decades. His credits range from major titles like Ghost in the Shell and Gintama to countless supporting roles, making him an essential voice in the landscape of modern anime production.

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Mitsuaki Hoshino is a Japanese voice actor known as the Japanese voice of Galbee. Japanese actor and voice actor from Shizuoka Prefecture with an extensive portfolio across anime and film. Hoshino has voiced Galbee in Dragon Ball Super and has been a prolific supporting voice talent across countless anime series, demonstrating remarkable longevity in the industry.
Mitsuaki Hoshino voiced Galbee in Dragon Ball Super episode 15, contributing to the universe's diverse cast of supporting characters. His work exemplifies the deep bench of talent that Toei Animation draws upon to populate the expansive world of Dragon Ball.
Mitsuaki Hoshino is a Japanese voice actor. Their Dragon Ball work appears in the Japanese original production.
Mitsuaki Hoshino's Dragon Ball contributions appear in the Japanese original production.
Born in Shizuoka Prefecture, Hoshino has become one of anime's most prolific supporting voice actors, appearing in hundreds of series across multiple decades. His credits range from major titles like Ghost in the Shell and Gintama to countless supporting roles, making him an essential voice in the landscape of modern anime production.
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