Barbara Goodson
Voice ActorBarbara Goodson is an American voice actress best known for playing the villainous Rita Repulsa across the Power Rangers franchise, who took on two guest roles in the English dub of One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Goodson voiced two minor characters in the English dub of One Punch Man's television series, playing an unnamed boy in episode 8 and the character Shibabawa in episode 9. Both were guest appearances typical of the wide rotating cast used to fill the show's many one-off citizens and side characters.
Career and Notable Roles
Goodson has voiced English dub cartoons and anime since 1979. She remains best known as Empress Rita Repulsa, the original villain of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, a role she reprised through several further Power Rangers sequels including Turbo and Power Rangers in Space.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who did Barbara Goodson voice in One Punch Man?
Barbara Goodson voiced two minor characters in the English dub of One Punch Man's television series, playing an unnamed boy in episode 8 and the character Shibabawa in episode 9.
What is Barbara Goodson's most famous role?
Goodson is best known as Empress Rita Repulsa, the original villain of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
What other Power Rangers roles has Barbara Goodson played?
Goodson reprised the role of Rita Repulsa through several further Power Rangers sequels, including Turbo and Power Rangers in Space.
When did Barbara Goodson begin her voice acting career?
Goodson has voiced English dub cartoons and anime since 1979, an American voice actress with a career spanning more than four decades.
Who is Barbara Goodson?
Barbara Goodson is an American voice actress best known for playing Rita Repulsa across the Power Rangers franchise, who also took on two guest roles in the English dub of One Punch Man.
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