Dragon Ball Z: Season 9 - Meet Vegito - Credits and Details

Dragon Ball Z: Season 9 Meet Vegito Credits and Details

Written by
	Akira Toriyama	...	manga
Cast
	Sean Schemmel	...	Vegito (voice)
	Christopher Sabat	...	Vegito (voice) (as Christopher R. Sabat)
	Justin Cook	...	Super Buu / Dende (voice)
	Tiffany Vollmer	...	Bulma (voice)
	Cynthia Cranz	...	Chi-Chi (voice)
	Kent Williams	...	Kibito Kai / Old Kai (voice)
	Chris Rager	...	Hercule (voice)
	Kyle Hebert	...	Narrator (voice)
	Kara Edwards	...	Videl (voice)
	Rick Robertson	...	Dabura (voice)
	Christopher Bevins	...	Bee (voice)
	Lisa Ann Beley	...	Chi-Chi (voice)
	Don Brown	...	Hercule (voice)
	Brian Dobson	...	Super Buu (voice)
	Michael Dobson	...	Kibito Kai (voice)
	Brian Drummond	...	Vegito (voice)
	Andrew Francis	...	Dende (voice)
	Doc Harris	...	Narrator (voice)
	Scott McNeil	...	Old Kai / Dabura (voice)
	Jillian Michaels	...	Bee (voice)
	France Perras	...	Bulma (voice)
	Tabitha St. Germain	...	Bee (voice)
	Moneca Stori	...	Videl (voice)
Produced by
	Kôzô Morishita	...	producer
Original Music by
	Bruce Faulconer	...	Funimation English version
	David Iris	...	Ocean Group English version
	Tom Keenlyside	...	Ocean Group English version
	John Mitchell	...	Ocean Group English version

Ratings
8.8 / 10

Distributors
Cartoon Network (1998) (United States) (TV)
Cartoon Network (2014) (United States) (TV)
Crunchyroll (2022) (United States) (Blu-ray)
FUNimation Entertainment (1998) (United States) (VHS)
FUNimation Entertainment (1998) (United States) (DVD)
FUNimation Entertainment (2011) (United States) (Blu-ray) (video)
Fox Kids Network (1996) (United States) (TV)
KCAL-TV (1996) (United States) (TV)
KOFY 20 (1996) (United States) (TV)
KSMO 62 (1996) (United States) (TV)
Kids' WB (2001) (United States) (TV)
Nicktoons (2010) (United States) (TV)
Pioneer Entertainment (1997) (United States) (Saiyan and Namek saga only) (VHS)
Pioneer Entertainment (1999) (United States) (Saiyan and Namek saga only) (DVD)
Saban Entertainment (United States) (seasons 1 and 2)
The CW Network (The CW) (2010) (United States) (Toonzai) (TV)
The CW Network (The CW) (2012) (United States) (Vortexx) (TV)
Toonami (2014) (United States) (TV)
WBDC 50 (1996) (United States) (TV)
WNJU (1999) (United States) (TV)
WPIX Channel 11 (1996) (United States) (TV)
WUHF 31 (1996) (United States) (TV)

Filming Locations
Dallas, Texas, USA
Japan
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada