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[[Image:Robert axelrod full.jpg|right|180px|thumb|Funny. He doesn't look like someone slapped a radiator on his face...]] | |||
'''Robert Axelrod''' ([[May 29]], [[1949]] — [[September 7]], [[2019]]) was an American voice actor. He was best known to legions of traumatized children for voicing the fearsome [[Lord Zedd]] in the ''[[Power Rangers (franchise)|Power Rangers]]'' franchise. He also performed less terrifying roles such as Finster from the aforementioned franchise, Armadillomon and his evolutions in the dub of ''Digimon Adventure 02'', along with Wizardmon in both ''Digimon Adventure'' series, and a regular for ''Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job''. | |||
In September 2019, Axelrod sadly passed away due to complications of spinal surgery that he had a year prior. | |||
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Robert Axelrod (May 29, 1949 — September 7, 2019) was an American voice actor. He was best known to legions of traumatized children for voicing the fearsome Lord Zedd in the Power Rangers franchise. He also performed less terrifying roles such as Finster from the aforementioned franchise, Armadillomon and his evolutions in the dub of Digimon Adventure 02, along with Wizardmon in both Digimon Adventure series, and a regular for Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job.
In September 2019, Axelrod sadly passed away due to complications of spinal surgery that he had a year prior.
