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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Oolong with sound clips and images.
Oolong is a shape shifting pig in Dragon Ball. He can hold any form for 5 Minutes at a time. He is also a pervert, and enjoys collecting women's underwear and trying to see Bulma naked. Oolong's rival is Puar. His role in the series starts out as a very prominent main character in Dragon Ball, and gets a bit smaller by the beginning of DBZ, and even smaller by the end of DBZ. By DBGT, his role is reduced to a bit part.
When Dragon Ball was first adapted into English in 1989, he was voiced by Dave Mallow. This dub was test marketed on several stations, and went under the radar. It was canceled after a small amount of episodes and movies were dubbed. In this dub, Oolong was renamed Mao-Mao.
Oolong was voiced by Alec Willows for most of the early Vancouver voice productions for the Dragon Ball franchise. This included the 1995 English dub of Dragon Ball, the Funimation/Saban adaptation of Dragon Ball Z, the second DBZ movie, and the edited TV version of the third DBZ movie.
Doug Parker initially filled in as Oolong for the uncut version of the third DBZ movie. He also completely took over the role for Oolong's remaining appearances in the Westwood/Ocean dub of the Trunks Saga onward.
For an alternative dub of Dragon Ball produced in association with Blue Water Studios in Calgary, Canada for broadcast in the UK and Canada, Oolong was voiced by Corby Proctor.
For most of Funimation's in-house Dallas voice productions (which covers pretty much the entire franchise), Oolong has been voiced by Brad Jackson.
Mark Britten filled in the role briefly in the beginning of Funimation's in-house dub of DBZ when Brad Jackson was unavailable. Brad has since redubbed Britten's voice for the recent remastered release.
In most current media (such as Dragon Ball Z Kai and the recent dub of Curse of the Blood Rubies), Oolong is voiced by Bryan Massey for Funimation Entertainment.
For the infamous AB Groupe English dubs of some of the movies for Europe based off the French dubs (AKA "The Big Green dub"), Oolong appears, and is voiced by an uncredited actor (like the rest of the cast).
When Dragon Ball was first adapted into English in 1989, he was voiced by Dave Mallow. This dub was test marketed on several stations, and went under the radar. It was canceled after a small amount of episodes and movies were dubbed. In this dub, Oolong was renamed Mao-Mao.
Oolong was voiced by Alec Willows for most of the early Vancouver voice productions for the Dragon Ball franchise. This included the 1995 English dub of Dragon Ball, the Funimation/Saban adaptation of Dragon Ball Z, the second DBZ movie, and the edited TV version of the third DBZ movie.
Doug Parker initially filled in as Oolong for the uncut version of the third DBZ movie. He also completely took over the role for Oolong's remaining appearances in the Westwood/Ocean dub of the Trunks Saga onward.
For an alternative dub of Dragon Ball produced in association with Blue Water Studios in Calgary, Canada for broadcast in the UK and Canada, Oolong was voiced by Corby Proctor.
For most of Funimation's in-house Dallas voice productions (which covers pretty much the entire franchise), Oolong has been voiced by Brad Jackson.
Mark Britten filled in the role briefly in the beginning of Funimation's in-house dub of DBZ when Brad Jackson was unavailable. Brad has since redubbed Britten's voice for the recent remastered release.
In most current media (such as Dragon Ball Z Kai and the recent dub of Curse of the Blood Rubies), Oolong is voiced by Bryan Massey for Funimation Entertainment.
For the infamous AB Groupe English dubs of some of the movies for Europe based off the French dubs (AKA "The Big Green dub"), Oolong appears, and is voiced by an uncredited actor (like the rest of the cast).
Created by PurpleWarrior13 on Wed Jan 19 2011, 21 Comments, Add Comment
EDITOR'S OPINION
I like Brad Jackson the best since he conveys the perverted side of Oolong well, as well as the coward and smart alec sides. Alec Willows is at a really close second for similar traits, and Mark Britten wasn't too bad either. Doug Parker and Bryan Massey both do a good job as sound-a-likes (Doug being a sound-a-like for Alec and Bryan being a sound-a-like for Brad). Dave I thought sounded too much like a gangster (though based on some of his other performances, he could've done Oolong well), and Corby Proctor's voice grows on you. The actual VOICE for the unknown actor is alright too (acting is another story)!PurpleWarrior13
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pete said at 3:40 PM on Thu Dec 27 2012
I too think that's Scott Mcneil. He was present and I'm pretty sure Doug never voiced any DB characters.
Replypete said at 3:38 PM on Thu Dec 27 2012
Anyone know what happened to Bradford Jackson? I wish he was in KAI.
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PurpleWarrior13 (Moderator) said at 11:00 PM on Sun May 12 2013
@pete At the time Kai was in production, Bradford wasn't living in Texas, and since the character's appearance was very minimal, I can't imagine they felt it would be worth it to drag him down there. Same with Curse of the Blood Rubies, which was an incredibly rushed production only done because FUNi felt they had to. Bradford has since moved back to Texas, and has been back in the studio recording new roles for new shows. He'll likely voice Oolong again if the character appears in anything in the future, I guess with the exception of future Kai episodes, which might keep Bryan for consistency, unless he's unavailable (he does live in LA I believe), in which case they'd likely call Bradford back.
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coolgeek176 said at 10:20 AM on Sun Dec 16 2012
I'm going with Bradford Jackson. Bryan Massey is pretty good too.
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Damolisher said at 4:29 AM on Mon Sep 17 2012
That might be Scott for the second Tree of Might clip. At the start it sounds similar to his voice for Dinobot from Beast Wars.
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SmartyBoyboy said at 3:10 PM on Fri Oct 28 2011
1. Bradford
2. Bryan
3. Doug
4. Alec
5. Mark
6. Corby
7. That voice actor who did the voice for the AB Group dub
8. Dave
Reply2. Bryan
3. Doug
4. Alec
5. Mark
6. Corby
7. That voice actor who did the voice for the AB Group dub
8. Dave
pete said at 7:51 PM on Fri Mar 11 2011
Your missing his Kai voice
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pete said at 2:13 AM on Sat Mar 12 2011
@NCZ Oh so he's reprising his role from before. It'd be nice if whoever put this on put that in the description so I knew.
Replyd20watt (Guest)
said at 6:53 PM on Thu Jan 20 2011
said at 6:53 PM on Thu Jan 20 2011
penguintruth. Thats the funny thing. Bryan does voice some tough characters who do beat up on folks.
Ladd Russo, Isaac McDougal, and Monkey D. Dragon are good examples.
Ladd Russo, Isaac McDougal, and Monkey D. Dragon are good examples.
purplewarrior (Guest)
said at 9:58 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
said at 9:58 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
@ Poke and Cypo
Do you really think that's Scott? I guess it does sound like him. I'll try to find a clip from the Westwood/Ocean dub and see if it sounds like Oolong from the movie. But I'm pretty sure it was Alec in Movie 2. I believe his name was on the credits, so why not? I'll correct that little glitch ASAP.
Do you really think that's Scott? I guess it does sound like him. I'll try to find a clip from the Westwood/Ocean dub and see if it sounds like Oolong from the movie. But I'm pretty sure it was Alec in Movie 2. I believe his name was on the credits, so why not? I'll correct that little glitch ASAP.
penguintruth (Guest)
said at 3:52 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
said at 3:52 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
I don't really have a huge preference for Oolong.
But I feel like I have to vote for Bryan Massey, because based on his picture, it looks like he might beat me up if I don't.
But I feel like I have to vote for Bryan Massey, because based on his picture, it looks like he might beat me up if I don't.
NCZ (Admin) said at 3:35 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
Another thing on Brad Jackson's I just picked up; the gruff voice I think actually works because it, combined with Oolong's tone, actually makes him sound like a real pig!
ReplyNCZ (Admin) said at 3:30 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
Bryan Massey is my favourite. Brad Jackson is a close second. At first, I thought that his deep, gruff voice was a bit odd, but at the same time it's also a very unique voice that grows on you.
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Cypo (Moderator) said at 1:52 PM on Wed Jan 19 2011
I believe that is Scott McNeil in Doug Parker's space. Doug Parker didn't voice Oolong in The Tree of Might. Only World Strongest (The Dr. Wheelo movie) and the TV show from the Trunks saga to the end.
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Pokejedservo (Moderator) said at 1:35 AM on Wed Jan 19 2011
This is an interesting surprise however that Doug Parker clip really sounds more like Scott McNeil to me. Other than that this is a nice VC and I liked Alec, Doug/Scott, Bradford and Bryan are the best. Mark, Corby and the Unknown VA are alright though as for Dave Mallow its another case of questionable voice direction. (In which I agree that Dave might've been able to do a pretty good Oolong given better voice direction.)
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said at 4:03 PM on Thu Dec 27 2012