Voice acting has always been one of the most essential parts of anime, and here are 10 voice acting moments that stand out as the best.
Voice acting is one of the things that can truly make or break an animated project, the best voice acting moments in anime history are proof of that. Whether it’s in English, Japanese, or any other language, there is always a wide assortment of talented voice actors lending their skills to anime.
9 Goku Turns Super Saiyan 3 There are plenty of great voice-acting moments to be found in classic anime, and one that stands out the most is the speech Goku gave when he first used Super Saiyan 3 in Dragon Ball Z. Sean Schemmel’s delivery worked wonders to sell the gravitas of Goku’s lines, especially when he says that Super Saiyan 3 is “to go even further beyond”, and following it with about three cumulative minutes of screaming perfectly captures his ability as a voice actor.
6 Yami Yugi Uses Berserker Soul Another great moment of Japanese voice acting is when Yami Yugi used Berserker Soul in Yu-Gi-Oh! season 4. Yami Yugi was still reeling from guilt for making Yugi lose his soul, and when Weevil fed into that by briefly tricking him into thinking he destroyed Yugi’s soul, he went berserk and, very appropriately, used Berserker Soul to relentlessly attack Weevil again and again, even after he lost all his life points.
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