Scott Sager
Voice ActorAmerican ADR director and voice actor for Funimation and Crunchyroll. Sager contributed to Dragon Ball's English localization both as a performing voice actor and technical director, working on multiple sagas of the franchise.
Dragon Ball Voice and Direction Work
Scott Sager contributed to Dragon Ball's English dub across multiple productions, voicing Great Warrior in the original Dragon Ball series and serving as ADR director and engineer for Dragon Ball Z, particularly the Revised Dialogue version and Kid Buu Saga episodes. His dual roles as performer and production professional shaped the English localization's sound.
ADR Direction and Production
Sager's career emphasizes post-production audio work, directing and engineering ADR for One Piece, Strike Witches, and numerous anime adaptations. His technical expertise in anime localization complements his voice acting, allowing him to influence the overall quality and consistency of English dub productions from both performer and director perspectives.
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