Daniel Van Thomas is an American voice actor working in English-dubbed anime who provided the voices of Jibuemon and Gorobe in One Piece.
Van Thomas provides the English dub voices of Jibuemon and Gorobe in One Piece, two supporting characters within the series' large ensemble cast. Both credits form part of his broader work across English-language anime dubbing.

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Van Thomas provides the English dub voices of Jibuemon and Gorobe in One Piece, two supporting characters within the show's large ensemble cast. Both credits form part of his broader work in English-language anime dubbing.
Daniel Van Thomas is an American voice actor working in English-dubbed anime. His career centers on voicing Japanese animation adapted for American audiences, including supporting roles in One Piece.
Van Thomas has worked in English-dubbed anime since around 2008, building a career centered on voicing Japanese animation for American audiences.
Available reference sources document Van Thomas' work primarily through his English dub credits, without listing specific additional titles beyond One Piece. His confirmed roles in the series are Jibuemon and Gorobe, part of his broader work in English-language anime dubbing since 2008.
Yes, Van Thomas remains active in English-dubbed anime, a career he has pursued since around 2008. His documented work includes voicing Jibuemon and Gorobe in One Piece.
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