Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might - Cast

Cast

Character Name Voice Actor (Japanese) Voice Actor (English / Ocean Group Studios 1997) Voice Actor (English / Geneon) Voice Actor (English / FUNimation 2006)
Goku Masako Nozawa Ian James Corlett Peter Kelamis Sean Schemmel
Gohan Masako Nozawa Saffron Henderson Saffron Henderson Stephanie Nadolny
Krillin Mayumi Tanaka Terry Klassen Terry Klassen Sonny Strait
Yamcha Toru Furuya Ted Cole Ted Cole Christopher Sabat
Tien Hirotaka Suzuoki Matt Smith Matt Smith John Burgmeier
Chiaotzu Hiroko Emori Cathy Weseluck Cathy Weseluck Monika Antonelli
Piccolo Toshio Furukawa Scott McNeil Scott McNeil Christopher Sabat
Bulma Hiromi Tsuru Lalainia Lindbjerg Lalainia Lindbjerg Tiffany Vollmer
Chi-Chi Mayumi Shō Laara Sadiq Laara Sadiq Cynthia Cranz
Oolong Naoki Tatsuta Alec Willows Doug Parker Bradford Jackson
Puar Naoko Watanabe Cathy Weseluck Cathy Weseluck Monika Antonelli
Master Roshi Kōhei Miyauchi Dave Ward Don Brown Mike McFarland
King Kai Joji Yanami Don Brown Don Brown Sean Schemmel
Shenron Kenji Utsumi Don Brown Don Brown Christopher Sabat
Icarus/Higher Dragon Naoki Tatsuta Cathy Weseluck Cathy Weseluck Christopher Sabat
Rasin Kenji Utsumi Ward Perry Ward Perry Andy McAvin
Lagasin Masaharu Satou Don Brown Don Brown Andy McAvin
Daiz Yūji Machi Scott McNeil Scott McNeil Mark Lancaster
Kakao Shinobu Satouchi Alvin Sanders Don Brown Jeff Johnson
Armond Banjo Ginga Alec Willows Alec Willows Paul Slavens
Turles Masako Nozawa Ted Cole Ted Cole Chris Patton

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