
Troy Baker is a prolific American voice actor and musician recognized for major video game performances, including Joel Miller across The Last of Us franchise and Booker DeWitt of BioShock Infinite, plus numerous English-dub anime credits; no specific character tied to the One Piece franchise is documented for him in available records.
No specific character has been documented for Baker within the One Piece franchise's cast records. Given the breadth of his voice work across games and English-dubbed anime, smaller or uncredited contributions to expansive franchises like One Piece are not always individually catalogued.
Baker has become one of the most recognizable voices in video games, playing characters such as Joel Miller of The Last of Us, Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid V, and Samuel Drake of the Uncharted series, while also dubbing English versions of anime including Bleach, Naruto: Shippuden, and Soul Eater. He additionally fronted the rock act Tripp Fontaine before releasing solo music under his own name.
Troy Baker is best known for playing Joel Miller across The Last of Us franchise and Booker DeWitt in BioShock Infinite. These roles established him as one of the most recognizable voices in video games.
Beyond his signature game roles, Troy Baker has played Ocelot in Metal Gear Solid V and Samuel Drake in the Uncharted series. He has also dubbed English versions of anime including Bleach, Naruto: Shippuden, and Soul Eater.
No specific character has been documented for Troy Baker within the One Piece franchise. Given the breadth of his work across games and English-dubbed anime, smaller or uncredited contributions to expansive franchises like One Piece are not always individually catalogued.
Yes, Troy Baker fronted the rock act Tripp Fontaine before releasing solo music under his own name. His music career runs alongside his prolific voice acting work in games and anime.
Troy Baker has worked as a voice actor since 1994. His career has spanned video games, English-dubbed anime, and music.

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