NOVEMBER'S
Voice Actors

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Chuck Huber

Chuck Huber has brought some of the most unforgettable anime characters to life, becoming a true legend in the world of English-dubbed anime! A powerhouse talent with Funimation, Huber’s voice has electrified fans as Android 17 in Dragon Ball Z, the mysterious Hiei in Yu Yu Hakusho, the twisted genius Dr. Franken Stein in Soul Eater, and so many more! Known for his signature intensity, emotional punch, and wildly versatile voice, Huber doesn’t just play characters—he becomes them!

He’s not just a voice actor though—he’s a creative force behind the scenes, too! Chuck has made his mark as an ADR director and writer, helping craft the English versions of some of your favorite shows with style and heart. Whether he's behind the mic or behind the scenes, Chuck Huber brings the energy, passion, and storytelling magic that anime fans can't get enough of.

Josh Martin

Josh Martin is a voice acting powerhouse who's been bringing high-energy, unforgettable characters to life for over 20 years! Josh has been a long-time staple at Funimation, lighting up the booth and the screen with every role he takes on.

He’s best known as the one and only Majin Buu from the Dragon Ball universe—including Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Super, and a ton of movies and games. Whether it’s the lovable, bubblegum-voiced Fat Buu or the wild and terrifying Kid Buu, Josh’s performance has made Buu one of the most iconic and memorable characters in anime history—and fans around the world can’t get enough.

Josh has also brought his voice to a bunch of fan-favorite shows like One Piece, Case Closed, and Yu Yu Hakusho. With a career full of heart, humor, and hype, Josh Martin continues to be a beloved figure in the anime world—both behind the mic and in front of crowds at conventions everywhere.

Phil Parsons

Phil Parsons is best known as the voice behind the fierce, gruff, and totally unforgettable Nappa from Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super! Whether he's shouting battle cries or throwing down with the Z Fighters, Phil’s performance gives Nappa that extra dose of badass energy fans love.

But the fun doesn’t stop there—Phil’s vocal talents have powered up characters across anime! He’s voiced Ingenum in My Hero Academia and the spin off Vigilantes. Leonard Burns in Fire Force and popped up in epic series like Fairy Tail, One Piece, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and Attack on Titan. From heroes to villains (and everything in between), Phil brings intensity, charm, and serious voice-acting chops to every role he takes on.

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Rick Robertson

Rick Robertson is a voice acting veteran whose best known as the demonic-yet-weirdly-charismatic Dabura—King of the Demon Realm—in Dragon Ball Z. With that deep, booming voice and wicked delivery, Rick turned Dabura into one of the unforgettable baddies of the series (spit attack and all). It’s no wonder fans still talk about him today!

But that’s not all! You can also find him in Yu Yu Hakusho as Yomi. He has also lent his voice to the video games like Borderlands 2 and SMITE.

With a voice that rumbles and a presence that sticks with you, Rick Robertson continues to be a fan favorite and a true force in the anime world.

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Dale
Kelly

Dale Kelly is a voice actor who helped shape the Dragon Ball Z experience for an entire generation of fans! As one of the original voices in the English dub, Dale brought serious flair and unforgettable energy to the early days of the franchise, right as it was becoming a global phenomenon.

He’s best known as the original voice of Captain Ginyu, the over-the-top, body-swapping, pose-striking leader of the Ginyu Force! Dale’s theatrical and menacing performance gave Captain Ginyu the perfect mix of power and ridiculous charm—making him one of the most memorable villains of the Namek Saga.

But that’s not all! Dale also lent his iconic voice as the narrator for early Dragon Ball Z episodes, hyping up every power level, every transformation, and every “Next time on Dragon Ball Z!” moment with epic intensity. His narration set the tone for the series and became a legendary part of DBZ's early magic.