CATDOLL: Dragon Ball Goku voice actor Masako Nozawa talks about her feelings about the animation

Starting from July, the new Dragon Ball animation "Dragon Ball Super" officially met with the audience after 18 years. This work has attracted widespread attention because Akira Toriyama himself was the original plotter. Recently, the veteran voice actor Masako Nozawa, who voiced Goku, Gohan and Goten in the work, also expressed her feelings.

Recent photos of Masako Nozawa

When talking about her feelings after hearing about the new work, Nozawa said, "If I use Goku, then I should say 'We are the best!'" Although she continued to voice the characters through the theater version and the game after the TV animation ended, she still silently looks forward to the new work in her heart. "No one knows how the plot will develop this time. Thinking that there will be a new world waiting for me, I am very excited."

When talking about the outlook for this new work, Nozawa said: "In the work, there will be an unknown strong enemy like Beerus who can defeat Goku in one fell swoop. I feel that the plot this time will be very SUPER in terms of battle, and it will also be very SUPER in terms of fun."

Since Nozawa voiced Goku and his sons at the same time in the Dragon Ball series, it was very difficult. However, when she talked about the secret, she said: "I don't think it's difficult. Goku grew up in the mountains, Gohan is a good student, and Goten has the aura of a bad boy. As long as you think about their growth environment and personality, you can naturally make voices that fit the characters."

Dragon Ball Super poster

In addition, her favorite plot of "Dragon Ball" is the scene when Goku was shot when he was fighting against the "Red Ribbon Army" as a child: "He was obviously shot, but he just yelled 'It hurts~'. This kind of thoughtless and simple performance also made me feel relieved. I think the biggest charm of Goku is that no matter how powerful he becomes, his personality will not change."

Masako Nozawa has been engaged in dubbing for more than half a century, and she has witnessed the development of animation technology throughout. She sighed: "Maybe one day, even dubbing can be done by machines."

via: Tencent Animation/Asanshu

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