Dragon Ball Super Super Hero English

Okay, folks, buckle up! We're about to dive headfirst into the awesome, over-the-top world of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, but with a twist – the English dub! It's like your favorite pizza, but with extra cheese and pepperoni. Who doesn't love that?

The Voices We Know and Love

Let's be real, the voices make or break a dub. Thankfully, the English voice actors for Dragon Ball Super are legendary. They're like the Avengers of voice acting, each bringing their A-game to the table.

You've got Sean Schemmel as Goku, screaming his way to Super Saiyan God status (again!). His energy is so infectious, you’ll feel like you can power up and defeat Frieza yourself… probably not, but you'll *feel* like it!

Then there's Christopher Sabat as both Vegeta and Piccolo. Talk about range! He perfectly captures Vegeta's pride and Piccolo's stoic wisdom. It's like he has two completely different personalities living inside him, which, honestly, wouldn't be the weirdest thing in the Dragon Ball universe.

Gohan and Piccolo Steal the Show

This movie is all about Gohan and Piccolo taking center stage. And the English dub absolutely nails their character arcs. Prepare for some serious father-son (or mentor-student) feels!

Gohan's transformation is epic, voiced by Kyle Hebert. You'll be cheering him on as he finally unleashes his true potential. It's like watching your shy friend finally crush karaoke night!

And Piccolo? Oh man, Piccolo gets all the best lines, delivered with Christopher Sabat’s signature gruffness. He's the grumpy grandpa we all secretly adore. Seriously, someone give that Namekian a hug! It won't be me, though, I'm a bit intimidated.

The Dialogue: Funny, Heartfelt, and Explosive!

The English dialogue is just fantastic. It's not a straight translation; it's an adaptation. The writers know what works for English-speaking audiences, and they deliver.

Expect plenty of hilarious banter between characters, especially Goku and Vegeta. Their rivalry is like watching a never-ending competition to see who can be the biggest goofball. Who knew saving the world could be so funny?

But it's not all jokes. The movie also has some genuinely touching moments, especially between Gohan and his daughter, Pan. Prepare to have your heartstrings tugged!

The Action: Even More Impactful!

The action sequences in Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero are insane. Ki blasts, punches, and energy beams galore! And the English dub adds another layer of impact to those scenes.

The voice actors put so much energy into their performances that you can practically *feel* the punches. It's like you're right there in the middle of the fight, dodging explosions and screaming along with Goku. Though, I wouldn’t recommend actually trying to dodge ki blasts. Your survival rate would be low.

Plus, hearing the iconic battle cries in English just hits different. "Kamehameha!" never gets old, especially when Sean Schemmel is yelling it at the top of his lungs. It’s like a shot of pure adrenaline straight to the heart!

Final Verdict: Totally Worth It!

If you're a Dragon Ball fan, you absolutely need to watch Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero in English. It's a fun, action-packed, and surprisingly emotional ride. The voice acting is top-notch, the dialogue is hilarious, and the action is mind-blowing.

So, grab some snacks, gather your friends, and prepare to be blown away by the power of Super Saiyans… in English! You won't regret it! Trust me; I’m a (self-proclaimed) Dragon Ball expert!