Gianluca Crisafi
Voice ActorBorn in Rome, Italy, in 1974, Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Royal Ripper in One-Punch Man, his sole credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gianluca Crisafi in the One-Punch Man cast?
Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor born in Rome in 1974. He voices Royal Ripper in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man.
Which character does Gianluca Crisafi play in One-Punch Man?
Gianluca Crisafi voices Royal Ripper in One-Punch Man. The role is credited to the Italian dub and is his only appearance in the franchise.
Is Gianluca Crisafi part of the original Japanese cast of One-Punch Man?
Gianluca Crisafi is not part of the original Japanese cast of One-Punch Man. He performs in the Italian dub, where he voices Royal Ripper.
Where is Gianluca Crisafi from?
Gianluca Crisafi is an Italian voice actor from Rome. His credits include the Italian dub role of Royal Ripper in One-Punch Man.
When was Gianluca Crisafi born?
Gianluca Crisafi was born on November 11, 1974. He is the Italian dub voice of Royal Ripper in One-Punch Man.
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