Canadian voice actor Doc Harris, famed for being the English narrator of anime series Dragon Ball Z, has died aged 76. Harris, who was born Gilbert Auchinleck, voiced more than 200 episodes of the hugely-popular anime series between 1996 and 2003.

Gilbert Auchinleck, better known as Doc Harris, the man whose narration on the English version of Dragon Ball Z has reached iconic meme status over the decades, has died at age 76. News of his passing was first posted by Broadcast Dialogue,

Doc Harris, the iconic English narrator of 'Dragon Ball Z,' has died at 76, leaving behind an unforgettable legacy in voice acting and anime.

Doc Harris, the prolific voice actor and radio personality perhaps best known for his narration in Dragon Ball Z, has died. Harris passed away on Saturday, October 5, following a minor surgery last month,

Harris, whose real name was Gilbert Auchinleck, was a Canadian radio broadcaster and voice actor, beloved by fans for his work across various anime series. Harris became an iconic

Dragon Ball Z's original English dub narrator Doc Harris dies at 76. The voice actor was also a longtime a broadcaster in Vancouver.

Doc Harris, the iconic narrator of Dragon Ball Z's first English dub and one of the earliest versions of Dragon Ball, has passed away at age 76.