This is why Christian Sabat (Piccolo’s VA) said this in an interview with Screen Rant– Yeah, that’s an excellent point. The collaboration that happens in this film is different than usual. You know, I ...

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has urged Australians not to vote for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his “incompetent Labor government,” claiming he acts “against our national interest”.

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Dragon Ball Daima was great, but the Dragon Ball Super anime continuation can't come soon enough! Chris Sabat, the amazing voice actor who provides the English dub voice of Vegeta, Piccolo, Yamcha, ...

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What truly enhances the message in the anime is the voice acting. Yes, the characters fuel any story or narrative, but actors catalyze it. They mould them well, and Sean Schemmel is no exception.