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Revision as of 17:04, 9 March 2020

Brian Drummond (August 10, 1969), otherwise known as the Prince of All Saiyans is a Canadian voice actor. Like many of the franchises voice actors, Drummond worked for Ocean Productions during his career, playing the role of Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z, which may be his most iconic role to date. In addition to playing Vegeta, he also portrayed Pikkon, Yajirobe, Fortuneteller Baba, King Vegeta and Vegito. Other notable roles include Wolverine, Eddie Brock and Iron Fist in various Marvel roles, Ryuk in Death Note, Knuckles in Sonic Underground, Aiden in Cardcapture Sakura and Buena Dad in Mucha Lucha.

He's been involved in My Little Pony since 2006.

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Generation 3

Generation 4

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