Voice Actor Doc Harris Passes Away at 76

Doc Harris, the iconic narrator of the English dub of Dragon Ball Z, has passed away at the age of 76 following minor surgery. His death occurred at Vancouver General Hospital on October 5, 2024, and he was recognized for his significant contributions to the animation industry since his career began in radio broadcasting in 1966. Known for his deep and captivating voice, Harris narrated over 200 episodes of Dragon Ball Z and worked on various other projects, including My Little Pony and video games. Fellow voice actor Ian James Corlett, who voiced Goku in the Ocean Studios dub, paid tribute to Harris on social media, highlighting his influence on his career and his passion for music and film. Fans have expressed their sorrow and celebrated Harris's legacy, recalling memorable moments from the series that featured his narration. Harris's impact on the voice acting community and English-dubbed anime will be remembered by fans for generations to come.