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JosĂ© Lavat, he was the narrator of dragon ball in spanish, just listen to this, it's đ„
That's like bringing a gun to a knife fight.
Am I missing something?
Brice Armstrong by a mile
Brice Armstrong was awesome. Had the perfect mixture of "wrestling announcer" vibe that DB narrators had during that time period mixed with the wise older man narration of the Japanese version.
Doc Morgan
Kyle. I have to say though, nothing beats the cheesy nostalgia of the Funimation dub's GT narrator, that shit drips pure 90's vibes
Edit: GT's narrator is Andrew Chandler, also the voice of Cooler
Ah yes, the pure 90s vibes of the mid 2000s.
as someone who was an adult in the late 90s and early 00s, idk if there's a real distinction here mate
Came out in '96...
Yes. The Japanese version. The English Dub was 2003-2005.
Ok... do you know what vibes are? Ya know, feeling, style? Stranger Things has 80's vibes, it started in 2016. I swear, the shit you kids wanna argue about on reddit is insane sometimes...
Ha, youâre all wrong itâs mid to late 700s in-universe vibes! No but seriously, how would you not consider it 90s vibes? Even if the dub came out later. When the media was created or what sort of feel the show is going for is the era it feels like. You wouldnât say synthwave feels like 2010/2020 music, wander how this person feels about period dramas.
Whatâs even the point of arguing that anyway, other than to gatekeep your show in your way of watching it (subbed)? Not that I care how you enjoy your shows, but what a ridiculous thing to get anal about lmao.
The vibes the dub was going for was the early-mid 2000s, that's my point lmao. Funimation wanted it to feel like the typical post-Matrix American action cartoons of the time.
That edgy try hard stuff was very much a early-mid 2000s thing, though. Like distinctly 2003, which was exactly what Funimation was going for.
Lol, sure đ
Sis you realize not everyone watches this in English I don't know who these people are đ
I'm a guy... Unless you were being sarcastic.
Whoever the narrator is for the funimation OG Dragon Ball dub
Kyle Hebert - Also known as Gohan/Great Saiyaman
Nope. That was Brice Armstrong.
That's a tough one. I mean, Morgan's voice is much more faithful to the original Japanese narrator, but I enjoyed listening to Hebert more ("next time on Dragon Ball Zeeeeeeeeee!") and I always hear his voice in my head when I'm thinking of DB narration.
Ultimately, I'd say Morgan is more fitting, but Herbert is more enjoyable.
Kyle!!
Doc Morgan. Kyle Hebert made it sound like he was announcing a wrestling program or monster truck rally.
I definitely have a soft spot for Hebert, as he was the one I grew up with, but Doc Morgan really captured the adventure aspect of the series.
I mean, for me, DBZ Kai was my childhood, especially when it was on NickToons. Doc Morgan stuck with me even today.
Kyle
Doc Morgan easy.
I like both
Who's the narrator in GT? He sounds so awkward and bored
"Don't miss the next episode of Dragon Ball *GEE-TEE!"***
In all seriousness, I have no idea...
Both?
Sure, I don't mind both. Kyle is pretty awesome, but Doc stuck with me, honestly.
Didn't doc recently pass away?
That was Harris (Despite me not knowing anything about him, RIP). We're talking about Morgan here.
Doc Harris from the Ocean Dub
The french old one
Herbert
Kyle
Maybe unpopular: I don't care.
Respectable
The ogâs
Doc Harris from the ocean dub
And dale kelly for the funi dub up until the Buu arc
Was never a fan of Kyle Herbertâs narration
Dale Kelly
Kyle Hebert was awesome. I never forget the climatic episode when Hebert said, "stay tuned for the next exciting action packed episode of DRAGON BALL Z!!!" Nostalgic.
Joji Yanami
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