Dragon Ball Z Composer is now a state senator in the United States.

By Hope Corrigan

One of the composers of Dragon Ball Z has just become a senator in Texas.

Kotaku explains that Nathan Johnson, who was elected senator in Texas yesterday, is also responsible for the scores for several episodes and dubbed films in English of Dragon Ball Z.

A law graduate from the University of Texas, Johnson continued to alternate between his law practice and musical composition.

For a while, he devotes himself entirely to his musical career and meets FUNimation co-founder Robert Cocanougher. This eventually leads him to write some of the Dragon Ball Z scores.

Today, it would seem that his priorities are a bit different as he has beaten Republican Don Huffines in the mid-term US elections of yesteryear. Johnson won 54% of the vote, proclaiming the Democrats' victory.

Fortunately, the new senator is clearly not ashamed of his anime past and even mentions him alongside his co-founder of a law firm and his own production company. musical in his personal biography.

He even worked on Broly's second film, Dragon Ball Z: Broly the Second Coming.

Unfortunately, it does not appear that he composed the music for the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Broly movie, which contained some surprising things in the trailer.

The film will be released in North American theaters January 16 next year.

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