
American voice actor active in anime, cartoons, and video games. Robinson voiced Gamma 2 in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and reprised the role in Dragon Ball: Sparkling! Zero.
Robinson voiced Gamma 2, one of the Red Ribbon Army's android soldiers, in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero for Funimation. He later reprised the character in the video game Dragon Ball: Sparkling! Zero, bringing consistency to the android's personality across both mediums. He also voiced Uub in the same video game title.
Robinson has built a diverse career across anime, American animation, and gaming. He is recognized for voicing Hawks in My Hero Academia and Goh in Pokémon Journeys: The Series. In Western animation, he has appeared in The Owl House as Hunter and Big City Greens, and has contributed voices to video games including Persona 3 Reload.

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Zeno Robinson is an American voice actor, known for English voice of Gamma 2. American voice actor active in anime, cartoons, and video games.
Zeno Robinson voices Gamma 2 and Uub in the Dragon Ball franchise. Robinson voiced Gamma 2, one of the Red Ribbon Army's android soldiers, in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero for Funimation. He later reprised the character in the video game Dragon Ball: Sparkling!
Zeno Robinson is an American voice actor. Their Dragon Ball work appears in the English dub.
Zeno Robinson has been active in the 2010s-present period of the franchise. English voice of Gamma 2.
Robinson has built a diverse career across anime, American animation, and gaming. He is recognized for voicing Hawks in My Hero Academia and Goh in Pokémon Journeys: The Series.
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