Sérgio Cantú
Voice ActorA Brazilian voice actor and translator, Sérgio Cantú was born in 1981 and has worked since 1993. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of Magic Trick Man in One-Punch Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Sérgio Cantú voice in One-Punch Man?
Sérgio Cantú provides the Portuguese dub voice of Magic Trick Man in One-Punch Man. This is his only credited role in the franchise.
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Sérgio Cantú perform in?
Cantú performs in the Portuguese dub of One-Punch Man rather than the original Japanese version. He voices the character Magic Trick Man in that release.
What does Sérgio Cantú do besides voice acting?
Beyond voice acting, Sérgio Cantú also works as a translator. He is credited with the Portuguese dub voice of Magic Trick Man in One-Punch Man.
When did Sérgio Cantú start his voice acting career?
Sérgio Cantú has worked in voice acting since 1993. He voices Magic Trick Man in the Portuguese dub of One-Punch Man.
Who is Sérgio Cantú?
Sérgio Cantú is a Brazilian voice actor and translator active since 1993. In One-Punch Man, he voices Magic Trick Man for the Portuguese dub.
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