Why Cell’s Voice Doesn’t Change In The Dragon Ball Z Games

When the Dragon Ball Z video games were being developed, they had to program the dialogue around the original Japanese voice cast. In America, Goku, Cell, etc. change their voice with each level of transformation. This was something that was exclusive to the English dub so as a result, there simply wasn’t enough room to add additional dialogue for all of the transformations. It seems like later dragon ball games fixed this issue, but if you’ve ever wondered why Cell keeps his base form voice throughout the games…now you know.

[@KonaSquid]

Oh wow this is interesting to know. Even in Dragon Ball the Breakers, first form Cell uses some of 2nd form and Perfect form Cell's voice lines for certain things.

[@GooberSensei]

In short terms Norio is just that good

[@Slow_PEV]

Nice one. I kinda wondered this as im pmaying through kakarot again on switch and noticed the change more than usual

[@MattCantuMusic]

Yeah that’s exactly the reason. I haven’t really played anything after Raging Blast 2 and Ultimate Tenkaichi so I’m not sure if they managed to fix that or not

[@Slow_PEV]

@MattCantuMusic kakarot made me cry they did so much justice to the show. Especially now of course.

[@danteshollowedgrounds]

Yeah, I always noticed that but thanks I guess.

[@MattCantuMusic]

You're welcome