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Tomokazu Seki

Voice Actor

Japanese voice actor and singer based in Fukagawa, Tokyo. Voiced Majin Kuu in Dragon Ball Daima and has worked across numerous anime productions.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Japanese voice of Majin Kuu in Dragon Ball Daima
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Daima Role

Tomokazu Seki voiced Majin Kuu in Dragon Ball Daima, a recent addition to the Dragon Ball franchise featuring mini-sized versions of familiar characters. His performance contributed to bringing this new character to life for Japanese audiences experiencing the latest Dragon Ball anime production.

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Career Background

Based in Fukagawa, Tokyo, Seki works as both a voice actor and singer, adding musical talents to his professional portfolio. He represents the contemporary generation of Japanese voice actors contributing to Dragon Ball's ongoing production efforts.

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Android 18 from Dragon Ball sits cross-legged on a plush purple sofa in a smoky, neon-lit room, wearing a futuristic black mini-dress with glowing accents and dark boots.
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