Israeli singer, actress, and voice actress best known for voicing Chi-Chi across Dragon Ball Z, its films, and Dragon Ball GT in the Hebrew dub.
Teri voiced Chi-Chi, the strong-willed wife of Goku, throughout the entirety of Dragon Ball Z in the Hebrew dub. Her work spanned the entire TV series as well as all 13 Dragon Ball Z films and the spinoff Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, establishing her as the definitive voice of the character in Israel. She continued the role in Dragon Ball GT, maintaining consistency across decades of the franchise's international releases and building a dedicated fan base in the Hebrew-speaking audience.
In addition to voice acting, Teri pursued careers as a singer and actress in Israel. However, she elected not to reprise the role of Chi-Chi when Dragon Ball Super was announced, allowing Einat Azulay to take over the character for the new series. This transition marked the end of an era for Teri's involvement with the Dragon Ball franchise, though her legacy as the original voice of Chi-Chi remains cherished among Israeli fans.
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