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Stephanie Nadolny, English voice of kid Goku and kid Gohan

Stephanie Nadolny

Voice Actor

Memphis-born voice actress who gave Kid Goku and Kid Gohan their iconic youthful energy and innocence across nearly two decades.

Role: Voice Actor
Sub Role: English Voice Of Kid Goku And Kid Gohan
Nationality: American
Years Active: 1999-2010, 2024-present
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Dragon Ball Performances

Stephanie Nadolny voiced Kid Goku from 1999 to 2010 in the Funimation dubs of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT, capturing the young protagonist's innocent optimism and martial arts passion. She also provided the voice for Kid Gohan throughout Dragon Ball Z and its films for the same period, bringing emotional depth to Gohan's journey from sheltered child to powerful warrior. After nearly 15 years away, she returned to reprise her role as Mini Goku for Dragon Ball Daima in 2024, marking a triumphant return to a character she helped define for English-speaking audiences.

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Career and Legacy

A Dallas resident and accomplished performer, Nadolny has studied and performed extensively in musical theater, singing, and voice work. She has worked as a professional singer with multiple bands and performs in jazz, R&B, funk, and soul. Though her major voice acting roles have been concentrated in Dragon Ball, her work on such prominent characters across multiple series gave her extensive exposure, and her return to the franchise after 15 years reflects the enduring love fans have for her original performances.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Stephanie Nadolny voice Goku?

Stephanie Nadolny voiced Kid Goku from 1999 to 2010 in the Funimation dubs of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT, capturing the young protagonist's innocent optimism and martial arts passion. She also provided the voice for Kid Gohan throughout Dragon Ball Z and its films for the same period, bringing emotional depth to Gohan's journey from sheltered child to powerful warrior. After nearly 15 years away, she returned to reprise her role as Mini Goku for Dragon Ball Daima in 2024, marking a triumphant return to a character she helped define for English-speaking audiences.

Who is Stephanie Nadolny in Dragon Ball?

Memphis-born voice actress who gave Kid Goku and Kid Gohan their iconic youthful energy and innocence across nearly two decades. Stephanie Nadolny voiced Kid Goku from 1999 to 2010 in the Funimation dubs of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball GT, capturing the young protagonist's innocent optimism and martial arts passion.

What does Stephanie Nadolny do in Dragon Ball?

Stephanie Nadolny is an American voice actor who has worked on the Dragon Ball franchise. Specifically, Stephanie Nadolny is credited as English voice of kid Goku and kid Gohan.

What other work has Stephanie Nadolny done outside Dragon Ball?

A Dallas resident and accomplished performer, Nadolny has studied and performed extensively in musical theater, singing, and voice work. She has worked as a professional singer with multiple bands and performs in jazz, R&B, funk, and soul. Though her major voice acting roles have been concentrated in Dragon Ball, her work on such prominent characters across multiple series gave her extensive exposure, and her return to the franchise after 15 years reflects the enduring love fans have for her original performances.

Where is Stephanie Nadolny from?

Stephanie Nadolny is an American voice actor. Memphis-born voice actress who gave Kid Goku and Kid Gohan their iconic youthful energy and innocence across nearly two decades.

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