Sean Schemmel
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Sean Schemmel
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</gallery> </gallery>Sean Schemmel (born 21 November, 1968 in Waterloo, Iowa) is an American voice actor who works considerably for distributing companies 4Kids Entertainment, FUNimation Entertainment, and Pokémon USA. He is best known for being the longest-lasting American voice actor for the adult version of Goku, the main character of the immensely popular anime series Dragon Ball Z. He has also voiced Goku in all DBZ related movies and video games, as well as the original series Dragon Ball and the sequel series Dragon Ball GT. Some of the roles he initially auditioned for are, Yamcha, Tien, and Captain Ginyu. He has also been involved in many other voice roles from various other series.
[edit] Filmography
| Year |
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| 1999 | Television Series
Feature Movies
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| 2001 | Television Series
Feature Movies
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| 2002 | Television Series
Feature Movies
Video Games
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| 2003 | Television Series
Feature Movies
Video Games
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| 2004 | Television Series
Feature Movies
Video Games
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| 2005 | Television Series
Feature Movies
Video Games
Documentaries |
| 2006 | Television Series
Feature Movies
Video Games
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| 2007 | Television Series
Video Game
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| 2008 | Television Series
Video Game
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| 2009 | Television Series |
[edit] External links
- Sean Schemmel at the Internet Movie Database
- Sean Schemmel (people) at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
- Sean Schemmel convention appearances on AnimeCons.com
| Preceded by Peter Kelamis 1997-1998 |
Voice of Goku 1999-present |
Succeeded by Stephanie Nadolny (concurrent) 2001-present |
