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Yūko Minaguchi

Voice Actor

Voice actress known for voicing the martial arts characters Videl and Pan throughout Dragon Ball Z, GT, and Super.

Role: voice_actor
Sub Role: Japanese voice of Videl and Pan
Nationality: Japanese
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Videl and Pan

Yūko Minaguchi brought strength and determination to both Videl and Pan, voicing the characters across Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super. She voiced Videl from her introduction in Dragon Ball Z through the World Tournament arc and beyond, establishing the character's martial arts prowess and spirited personality. Minaguchi reprised her role as Pan across the later series and returned to voice both characters in Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F'. Her performances emphasized the martial artist connection between Videl, Pan, and the other skilled fighters of the franchise.

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Voice Acting Career

Born on June 26, 1966, in Tokyo, Minaguchi works for Aoni Productions and is known for voicing martial artist characters. She played the title character in Yawara! and voiced Sailor Saturn in Sailor Moon. Notably, three of her most famous roles, Videl, Yawara, and Farah Oersted from the Tales series, are all skilled martial artists, establishing her specialty in the industry. She has continued to voice Videl in video games and recent Dragon Ball projects.

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