Australian-Canadian actor and voice performer who was the second English voice of Goku in the Ocean dub, lending his voice to the hero across episodes and three Dragon Ball Z films.
Peter Kelamis voiced Goku in episodes 38-53 of the Saban dub and episodes 108-144 of the international Ocean Group dub of Dragon Ball Z, replacing Ian James Corlett in the role. He also provided Goku's voice in three theatrical films: Dead Zone, The World's Strongest, and The Tree of Might. Beyond Goku, Kelamis voiced Master Roshi in the Saban dub and appeared in minor roles across various episodes. He notably voiced both adult and child versions of Goku during his tenure, a rare distinction among English voice actors.
Kelamis has pursued a multifaceted career spanning voice acting, live-action television, film, comedy writing, and stand-up performance. His live credits include appearances on Eureka, The X-Files, Stargate Universe, and NCIS, while his animated roles extend to Ed, Edd n Eddy and Iron Man: Armored Adventures. He won a 2007 award for Best Screenwriting in a Music, Comedy, or Variety Program.
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