Greg Dulcie
Voice ActorGreg Dulcie is an American voice actor at Funimation who voices Chimera, the monstrous secondary villain of the film My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising.
My Hero Academia Role
In My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, Dulcie voices Chimera, the towering, animalistic threat working alongside Nine as the film's villains hunt down quirk users on Nabu Island. His deep, guttural delivery gives the mostly wordless brute an intimidating physical presence to match its size, playing counterpoint to the film's more talkative main antagonist.
Career and Notable Roles
Born in Texas in 1961, Dulcie has spent years as a Funimation dub regular, best recognized as Smoker, the tenacious Marine officer in One Piece, Dominic LeCoulte in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and Ulysses Simpson Grant in the animated film The Empire of Corpses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Greg Dulcie voice?
Greg Dulcie is best recognized as Smoker, the tenacious Marine officer in One Piece, one of his most prominent English-dub roles. He has spent years as a Funimation dub regular across multiple major anime series.
Who does Greg Dulcie voice in MHA?
In My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising, Dulcie voices Chimera, the towering, animalistic threat working alongside Nine as the film's villains hunt down Quirk users on Nabu Island. His deep, guttural delivery gives the mostly wordless brute an intimidating physical presence.
What other anime has Greg Dulcie been in?
Dulcie also voices Dominic LeCoulte in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Ulysses Simpson Grant in the animated film The Empire of Corpses. Both credits add to his range as a Funimation dub regular.
Who is Greg Dulcie?
Greg Dulcie is an American voice actor born in Texas in 1961. He has spent years as a regular voice in Funimation's English-dub anime lineup.
What is Greg Dulcie best known for?
Dulcie is best known for playing Smoker in One Piece, a role that has run alongside other Funimation dub work including his part as Chimera in the My Hero Academia film Heroes Rising. His career centers on supporting and villain roles across major anime franchises.
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