Dragon Ball Z’s legendary narrator Doc Harris has died at age 76, leaving fans of the world-famous anime mourning.

Doc Harris, best known as the iconic narrator for the English dub of the "Dragon Ball Z" anime series, died Saturday at age 76 following a minor surgical procedure. Born Gilbert Auchinleck, Harris began his career as a radio disc jockey in Vancouver during the 1960s and '70s before transitioning to voice acting.

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.

Harris had undergone minor surgery last month. Born Gilbert Achinleck on 3 August 1948, Harris started his career in Canadian radio stations long before he became the beloved narrator on Dragon Ball Z,

Doc Harris, the iconic English language narrator of the 90s anime series Dragon Ball Z, has died at 76. Harris died Saturday in Vancouver General Hospital after he had a minor surgery last month, Canadian trade publication Broadcast Dialogue first reported.

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