Sean Schemmel

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Sean Schemmel


Born	November 21, 1968
in	Waterloo, Iowa
Age	38

Statistics
Occupation	Voice actor

Gender	Male










Notable Credit(s)	Dragon Ball Z as Goku Kappa Mikey as Gonard Ninja Nonsense as Onsokumaru Shadow the Hedgehog as Black Doom Yu-Gi-Oh! GX as Dr. Vellian Crowler

Sean Schemmel (born 21 November 1968 in Waterloo, Iowa) is an American voice actor who works for distributing companies 4Kids Entertainment and FUNimation. He is best known for voicing Goku in Dragon Ball Z. He is also well known as the official voice of Black Doom (and his counterpart, Doom's Eye) in Shadow the Hedgehog.

[edit] Filmography

Year	Title
2006	Feature Movies Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew as Lucario Television Series One Piece as Wapol Pokémon as Morrison Pokémon Chronicles as Jimmy Kappa Mikey as voice of Gonard Video Games Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai as the voices of Goku, Vegito and Gogeta. Super Dragon Ball Z as the voice of Goku (Not in Europe). Dragon Ball Z: Super Sonic Warriors 2 as the voices of Goku and Vegeto. Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 as the voice of Goku, Vegito and Gogeta. Other Hikaru no Go as the voice of Tatsuo. Ninja Nonsense as the voice of Onsokumaru.
2005	Feature Movies Kakurenbo: Hide and Seek as the voice of Noshiga Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys as Additional Voices Dragonball Z: Dead Zone (1989) as the voice of Goku Television Series G.I. Joe: Sigma Six as Snake Eyes Magical DoReMi As Mr. Haywood: Mirabelle's Dad, Simon Yu-Gi-Oh! as the voice of Bobasa Yu-Gi-Oh! GX as the voice of Dr. Vellian Crowler, Tyranno Hassleberry and additional voices Video Games Shadow the Hedgehog as the voices of Black Doom and Doom's Eye Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! (a.k.a Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi) as the voices of Goku, Gogeta, King Kai and Vegito Direct-to-Video Goku vs. Vegeta: Conversations on a Phenomenon as Himself Television Movies Dragon Ball GT: A Hero's Legacy as the voice of Goku
2004	Television Series Shootfighter Tekken as the voice of Iron Kiba Direct-to-video Gokusen as the voices of Kohei Iwamoto and Minoru Video Games Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 as the voices of Goku, Vegito and Gogeta One Piece (1999) as the voice of Helmeppo Feature Movies Dragon Ball Z: Broly: Second Coming as the voice of Goku Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound as the voices of Goku and King Kai
2003	Television Series Dragon Ball (1986) as the voice of Teen Goku (2003 season only) Dragon Ball GT (1996) as the voices of SS4 Goku and Adult Goku (from 2003 until 2004) Sonic X as Black Narcissus The Galaxy Railways as Additional Voices Fullmetal Alchemist as Clause's Father Shaman King as the voices of Amidamaru, Young Amidamaru and Rio Video Games Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 as the voices of Goku, Gokule and Vegito Feature Movies Super Android 13 as the voice of Goku Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan as the voices of Goku and King Kai
2002	Television Series Kiddy Grade as the voice of Cravo Ultimate Muscle: The Kinnikuman Legacy as the voice of Bone Cold Kirby: Right Back at Ya! as Additional Voices Tokyo Mew Mew as the voice of Elliot Grant Yu Yu Hakusho: Ghost Files as the voice of Mr. Akashi Spiral: Bond of Inference as the voice of Professor Takashi Sonobe Video Games Dragon Ball Z: Budokai as the voices of Goku and King Kai Feature Movies Cooler's Revenge as the voice of Goku Return of Cooler as the voice of Goku
2001	Television Series Fighting Foodons as the voices of Chet, Davy Gravy, Juice Man and Rap Scallion Feature Movies Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug as the voices of Goku and King Kai Direct-to-Video Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks' as the voice of Goku
1999	Television Series Dragon Ball Z as the voices of Goku, King Kai and Nayle (from 1999 until 2001) Blue Gender as the voice of Rick Bothersome Witch Doremi as the voice of Simon Direct-to-Video Dragonball Z: Bardock: Father of Goku (1990) as the voice of Goku
1998	Television Series Pokémon as Additional Voices
1997	Lupin III: Walther P38 as the voice of Gordeau Television Series Berserk as the voices of Aide, Gaston Conrad, Minister and Man A
1996	Television Series Case Closed as Additional Voices
1991	Jaianto robo: Animeshon as the voice of Tetsugyu
1988	Direct-to-Video Hades Project Zeorymer as the voices of Gisou and the IEB President