
Character profile
Dodoria
ドドリア
Dodoria appears in Dragon Ball Z (1989). This page lists 6 anime and 2 manga, voiced by Takashi Nagasako (JAPANESE) and Chris Forbis (ENGLISH).
About Dodoria
Dodoria (ドドリア, Dodoria) is one of Freeza's top henchmen. He is a large, pink alien with short spikes on his head and forearms. He travels with Freeza and Zarbon to planet Namek in search of the Dragon Balls. While interrogating a village, they are interrupted as Kuririn and Gohan save Dende from being killed. Dodoria pursues them, but he soon encounters Vegeta. After being outmatched, he tells the truth about the destruction of Planet Vegeta, hoping it would aid in sparing his life, but he is still killed by Vegeta. He also appears in Bardock: The Father of Goku, where Dodoria and his team attack Bardock and his team. He is voiced by Yukitoshi Hori in Japan, Chris Forbis in the Funimation dub, and Ward Perry in the Ocean dub.
- Fictional setting
- Dragon Ball universe
About Dodoria
Dodoria is a supporting character in Dragon Ball Z (1989). So far, Dodoria shows up in six anime and two manga.
Cast and appearances
Takashi Nagasako voices Dodoria in the original Japanese. The English dub uses Chris Forbis. You can also find them in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Dragon Ball Z Kai, and Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters.
FAQ
What anime is Dodoria in?
Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Super: Broly, and Dragon Ball Z Kai, among others.
Who voices Dodoria in English?
Chris Forbis.
Who is Dodoria's Japanese voice actor?
Takashi Nagasako.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
SupportingDragon Ball Z
TV series · 1989
SupportingDragon Ball Super: Broly
Movie · 2018
SupportingDragon Ball Z Kai
TV series · 2009
BackgroundDragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters
TV series · 2014
SupportingDragon Ball: Episode of Bardock
Special · 2011
SupportingDragon Ball Z: Bardock – The Father of Goku
Special · 1990
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.















