Since then, there have been accusations of sexual assault by Vic’s fellow voice actors, including by Monica Rial, the voice of Bulma in Dragon Ball. Vic argues in his lawsuit that this led to him losing his job at FUNimation and being kicked from several anime conventions across the country. The film’s financial success and marketing campaign propelled Vic’s name into the limelight, and criticism surrounding his years of alleged sexual assault led to a scandal on social media. This is the latest film in the Dragon Ball series, where Vic plays the titular villain. I described the long-held rumors against Vic over the span of 16 years that reemerged with the American premiere of Dragon Ball Super: Broly on January 16. On February 1, 2019, I wrote an article about Vic Mignogna and the sexual assault allegations made against him. This is an area west of Dallas, with a majority of conservative voters, and which Wikipedia says, “is one of the largest Republican-leaning counties in the nation.” So if the case goes to court, a jury will be pulled from this community. Vic is suing them in Civil Court, in Tarrant County, Texas. He is being represented by Ty Beard, Esq., of ‘Beard Harris Bullock Hughes,’ in Tyler, Texas. Vic is using money from a GoFundMe page titled “Vic Kicks Back” in order to pay his legal expenses. Vic Mignogna is mad as hell, and he’s not going to take it anymore! On ApVic Mignogna filed a defamation lawsuit against FUNimation, Dragon Ball voice actress Monica Rial, her fiancé Ronald Toye, and voice actress Jamie Marchi, seeking “monetary relief over $1,000,000.00.”

Vic kicks back