Peter Hawkinson
Voice ActorAmerican ADR engineer, director, and supervisor at Funimation and Crunchyroll with extensive credits on Dragon Ball series. Known for overseeing audio and engineering work on hundreds of anime titles across multiple decades.
Dragon Ball Technical Work
Peter Hawkinson contributed to Dragon Ball Z as an ADR engineer for season 3, and served as ADR supervisor on Dragon Ball Z Kai episodes 123 through 167. His technical expertise shaped the audio quality and dialogue flow of these iconic series, working behind the scenes to ensure professional localization standards across multiple seasons.
Extensive Industry Career
Hawkinson is a prolific technical professional working with Funimation and Crunchyroll, with credits spanning over 200 anime titles. His roles have included ADR engineer, director, and supervisor on everything from Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia to Fairy Tail and Mob Psycho 100. His consistent presence across Dragon Ball movies and series reflects his long tenure within the Funimation family.
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