Edson Matus
Voice ActorActive since 2002, Edson Matus is a voice actor born in 1985 who provides the Spanish dub voice of Sneck in One-Punch Man, his sole credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Edson Matus perform in?
Edson Matus performs in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man, not the original Japanese cast. He voices Sneck, his only credited character in the franchise.
When was Edson Matus born?
Edson Matus was born on June 1, 1985. He voices Sneck in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Who is Edson Matus, exactly?
Edson Matus is a voice actor who has worked in Spanish-language anime dubbing since 2002. In One-Punch Man, he voices the character Sneck.
Which character does Edson Matus voice in One-Punch Man?
Edson Matus voices Sneck in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man. No other characters are credited to him in the franchise.
When did Edson Matus begin his career in voice acting?
Edson Matus has been active as a voice actor since 2002. His work includes the Spanish dub role of Sneck in One-Punch Man.
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