Unknown Voice Actor

I don't know who this voice actor's name is yet, but he is a British voice actor who voiced Nobita Nobi, and possibly Gian, in the MTV UK/Creative English dub of the 1979 series of the popular Japanese anime Doraemon. 
== Official Roles ==
=== Anime ===
Year 	Project 	Character 	Notes
1990's	Doraemon	Nobita Nobi, Takeshi "Gian" Goda, Shizuka Miamoto (1 episode, swapped bodies with Nobita)	English dub: MTV UK/Creative
It is unknown if Nobita's name has been changed in this dub or not. On the other hand, Gian's name has been changed to "Andy" in this dub.
It is unknown if the episode "The Subsitution Rope Story" was the only episode dubbed or not.
NOTE: It is unknown if this voice actor starred in other projects other than the British English dub of Doraemon (1979).
== Unofficial Roles ==
=== Anime ===
Year	Project 	Character 	Notes
1995	Dr. Stump 	Additional Voices 	English dub: Creative
Only 10 episodes of the series were dubbed as a test to air on Cartoon Network UK, but it didn't make it.
1998	Detective Conan 	Shinichi Kudo/ Additional Voices 	English dub: Creative
This dub was comissioned for Channel 5's Milkshake block, back when it was a channel for both preschoolers and older children. The dialoge was faithful to the Japanese version, but the profanity and the adult humour was removed and this voice actor, and some of the others, improvised some of their lines.
Only 100 episodes were dubbed
2000	Hamtaro 	Hamtaro, Oxnard, Snoozer, Tigrillo, Additional Voices	English dub: Nickelodeon UK/Creative
One of the rarest occasions that Hamtaro was voiced by a man instead of a woman.
Over 200 episodes were dubbed
2002	Taro, the Space Alien	Additional voices 	English dub: Creative/ LUK International S.A
This dub was used as an additional bilingual option to the Spanish dub when it aired on television.
2004	Doraemon 	Nobita Nobi, Takeshi "Gian" Goda 	English dub: Cartoon Network/Boomerang Spain/Creative/ LUK International S.A
This dub was produced as a bilingual option to the Spanish dub, and uses the script to the Italian dub.
2004	Tokyo Mew Mew 	Additional Voices 	English dub: Creative
A UK dub based on the original Japanese version was originally going to air on a children's network, but when the show finally aired, they used the 4Kids dub instead, meaning that the dub might've been scrapped.
2004	Cardcaptors Sakura 	Various 	English dub: Creative
This voice actor voiced all of the male characters in this dub.
This dub was originally going to air on UK television, but it failed due to the dub being too direct with the Japanese version, meaning that almost all of the adult humour in the original Japanese script was kept. When the show finally aired, the Nelvana dub was used instead and the UK dub was scrapped.
Most British Cardcaptor Sakura fans didn't like the voice actor's performance in the dub, because he used his normal, "sarcastic" voice on almost every character he voices.
=== Films ===
Year	Project 	Character 	Notes
2002	Doraemon and the Northern Lights	Nobita Nobi	Voice only
After it's theatrical release in Canada, this film had so much negative reviews, that Nelvana Films, the company that produced the film, almost went bankrupt. This film is forgotten and never had a home video release in Canada.
=== Video Games ===
Year	Project 	Character 	Notes
1998	Doraemon: Legends of the Anywhere Door	Nobita Nobi, Takeshi "Gian" Goda, Additional voices	English dub: Creative
Just like the Fox Kids Europe dub, this dub was unreleased due to negative reviews from critics, but fans like this dub due to it's good audio quality and voice acting, unlike the Fox Kids dub, which still had good voice acting, but bad audio quality.
1999	Doraemon and the Three Magic Stones 	Nobita Nobi, Takeshi "Gian" Goda, Additional voices	Cancelled English dub
This dub was produced in 1998 and was supposed to be released in Europe in the summer of 1999, but due to the failure of the English dub of Doraemon: Legends of the Anywhere Door, this game was never released in English speaking countries.
== Possible Discography ==
Year	Songs 	Album 	Notes
1993	"Red"
"Orange"
"Yellow"
"Green"
"Blue"
"Purple"
"Pink" (hidden track)	The Six Colours 	The song, "Pink", was a hidden track.
First album from his three-album deal with Universal Music Group UK.
1994	"Musical Laboratory"
"Favourite Experiences"
"Doraemon, Doraemon"
"A United Kingdom"
"The Guide for Being a Fool"	Musical Laboatory	Second album from his three-album deal with Universal Music Group UK.
The song, "Doraemon, Doraemon", was recorded as the theme song to the MTV UK English dub of Doraemon.
1995	"Rainy Days"
"Handsome Devil"
"I See London, I See France"
"Now You See Me"
"The Grand Finale"	The Grand Finale 	The final album from his three-album deal with Universal Music Group UK.
1998	"7 Days of Spring"	N/A 	This song was used for thr VIZ Media/ShoPro English dub of the 1984 special Doraemon: It's Spring!
Originally, Michael E. Rodgers was going to perform the song, but after looking at the lyrics, he wasn't interested and turned down his chance.
== Popularity ==
This voice actor's popularity is mixed in general. Some British music fans actually like his singing, his songs, and the music videos he was in, while some music fans thought his singing sounded "too childish" and didn't like his music at all. His popularity to English dubbed anime fans in the UK were mixed too. Some fans thought he's handsome, has a cute voice, and thought that his ability to make music is great, while some fans actually dislike him due to his voice sounding "too sarcastic and annoying". 
Despite this, he was popular in Ireland and Latin America, due to his singing, voice acting, and acting careers.
== Trivia ==
He originally signed up to star in the UK English dub of Dragon Ball GT as the voice of Goku, Kid Goku, and some of the other male characters, but he was rejected after a failed test screening due to his voice not fitting the characters very well and his voice overwhelming a lot of children. So, he was replaced with a different voice actor. 
He also auditioned to play a character in the TV movie Nightmare in the Daylight, but he was rejected at the last minute because the director didn't like his performance, so he rejected him. Category:Voice actors
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