Paul Dobson
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Paul Dobson, of the brothers Dobson (himself, Michael, and Brian), is an accomplished Canadian voice actor, one of the many who work with Ocean Group, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Paul is frequently cast in one of two roles: a brilliantly cunning, evil villain, or a thuggish strong guy. He also plays characters that provide some sense of comic relief, usually a minion of some kind of relatively small size. Arguably, Paul's most notable role as a villainous character would be Naraku from InuYasha, with the manipulative Sideways from Transformers: Armada and the vicious dark-hunter Nidhiki from Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui as close seconds. As the tough guy, he is recognized as the elder Enzo Matrix from ReBoot, and the unstoppable Juggernaut from X-Men Evolution. His prominent comedic roles are Myoga from InuYasha, and Howdy from Hamtaro, as well as Happosai from Ranma ½. He commonly acts alongside his brothers, such as during the hit Bionicle movies B2 and B3, in which he also played Toa Whenua (a strong-guy character), as well as during Ranma 1/2 and Hamtaro. He had voice Doctor Doom in the Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes animated series.
Some of his video game roles, he can be heard as Sgt. Dwight Boykin in Dead Rising 2. Sometime in 2011 with the release of Marvel vs Capcom 3 & Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, he reprise his role as Doctor Doom, as well as voicing Shuma-Gorath.
Voice Acting Roles
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Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon
TV · 2020Supporting -
Dragon Quest: Adventure of Dai (2020)
TV · 2020Supporting -
Gintama Season 4
TV · 2015Supporting -
Gintama Season 4
TV · 2015Supporting -
Supporting
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Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail
OVA · 2010Supporting -
InuYasha: The Final Act
TV · 2009Supporting -
InuYasha: The Final Act
TV · 2009Supporting -
InuYasha: The Final Act
TV · 2009Supporting -
Kurozuka
TV · 2008Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Second Season
TV · 2008Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam 00
TV · 2007Supporting -
Oban Star-Racers
TV · 2006Supporting -
Black Lagoon
TV · 2006Supporting -
.hack//roots
TV · 2006Supporting -
Ayakashi: Japanese Classic Horror
TV · 2006Supporting -
Shakugan no Shana: Season I
TV · 2005Supporting -
Transformers Cybertron
TV · 2005Supporting -
InuYasha the Movie 3: Swords of an Honorable Ruler
Movie · 2003Supporting -
Dokkoida?!
TV · 2003Supporting -
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MegaMan NT Warrior
TV · 2002Supporting -
MegaMan NT Warrior
TV · 2002Supporting -
InuYasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time
Movie · 2001Supporting -
Hikaru no Go
TV · 2001Supporting -
InuYasha
TV · 2000Supporting -
InuYasha
TV · 2000Supporting -
InuYasha
TV · 2000Supporting -
InuYasha
TV · 2000Supporting -
InuYasha
TV · 2000Supporting -
Escaflowne: A Girl in Gaea
Movie · 2000Supporting -
Monster Rancher
TV · 1999Main -
Silent Möbius
TV · 1998Supporting -
Silent Möbius
TV · 1998Supporting -
Next War Chronicle Ehrgeiz
TV · 1997Supporting -
Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge
OVA · 1997Main -
Saber Marionette J
TV · 1996Main -
Saber Marionette J
TV · 1996Supporting -
Saber Marionette J
TV · 1996Background -
Sanctuary
OVA · 1996Main -
The Vision of Escaflowne
TV · 1996Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
TV · 1995Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
TV · 1995Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
TV · 1995Supporting -
Mobile Suit Gundam Wing
TV · 1995Supporting -
Ranma ½: Team Ranma vs. The Legendary Phoenix
Movie · 1994Supporting -
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture
Movie · 1994Supporting -
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture
Movie · 1994Supporting -
Please Save My Earth
OVA · 1993Main -
Ranma ½ OVA
OVA · 1993Supporting -
Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle
OVA · 1993Main -
Kishin Corps
OVA · 1993Supporting -
Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf
OVA · 1992Supporting -
Green Legend Ran
OVA · 1992Supporting -
Ranma ½: Nihao My Concubine
Movie · 1992Supporting -
Silent Mobius: The Motion Picture 2
Movie · 1992Supporting -
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China
Movie · 1991Supporting -
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China
Movie · 1991Background -
Project A-ko: Uncivil Wars
OVA · 1990Main -
Dragon Ball Z: The Tree of Might
Movie · 1990Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
Movie · 1990Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest
Movie · 1990Supporting -
Jungle Taitei (1989)
TV · 1989Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone
Movie · 1989Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z
TV · 1989Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z
TV · 1989Supporting -
Dragon Ball Z
TV · 1989Supporting -
Ronin Warriors
TV · 1988Supporting -
Grey: Digital Target
Movie · 1986Main -
Maison Ikkoku
TV · 1986Supporting -
Galaxy Express 999
Movie · 1979Supporting













































































































