
Aaron Dismuke is an American voice actor and ADR director whose anime work spans two decades, most famously voicing Alphonse Elric in the original Fullmetal Alchemist dub at just twelve years old.
Dismuke is credited among the English-language voice and production team for the One Piece anime, an association that sits alongside his broader career directing and performing in Funimation dubs. The specific character or task he handled for the franchise is not documented in publicly available records, a common situation for actors who take on brief or uncredited parts in long-running series. His inclusion reflects the scale of One Piece's English production rather than a signature role comparable to his work elsewhere.
Dismuke broke into anime dubbing as a child, taking on the role of Alphonse Elric in the original Fullmetal Alchemist series at age twelve, a performance that remains his best-known credit. He later moved into ADR direction and scriptwriting, overseeing dubs for titles such as Black Clover, Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, Dr. Stone, and Nanbaka, while also picking up recent voice credits like Gen Narumi on Kaiju No. 8 and the character Faerie over on Fire Force.

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Dismuke's most recent voice credits include Gen Narumi in Kaiju No. 8 and the character Faerie in Fire Force. He first broke into the industry decades earlier as Alphonse Elric in the original Fullmetal Alchemist dub.
Dismuke's best-known role remains Alphonse Elric, which he voiced in the original Fullmetal Alchemist dub at just twelve years old. It's the performance most associated with his name despite two decades of subsequent work.
Dismuke is credited among the English-language voice and production team for One Piece, but the specific character or task he handled has not been publicized. Uncredited or brief parts like this are common for actors working within such a long-running series.
Dismuke moved beyond acting into ADR direction and scriptwriting, overseeing English dubs for titles including Black Clover, Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, Dr. Stone, and Nanbaka. This behind-the-scenes work runs alongside his ongoing voice acting career.
Dismuke entered the industry in 2002, breaking in as a child actor. His career has spanned over two decades, moving from performing to also directing and writing English-language anime dubs.
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