Yasunori Masutani is a Japanese voice actor whose career includes a wide range of minor character roles in the One Piece anime from Toei Animation.
Masutani has voiced a broad assortment of background and one-episode characters in One Piece, including Jeep, Yokan, Milo, Geronimo, the panther-masked Gazelleman, and townsfolk such as Andre and Marin. These parts have placed him among the many supporting performers who fill out the show's expansive cast.
Yasunori Masutani is a Japanese voice actor born in July 1961 whose career includes a wide range of minor character roles across anime. His credits include a broad assortment of background and one-episode characters in the One Piece anime.
Masutani has voiced Jeep and Yokan among the background and one-episode characters he has played in One Piece. These parts place him among the many supporting performers who fill out the show's expansive cast.
Masutani has also voiced Milo and Geronimo in One Piece. Both add to his long list of minor character credits in the series.
Masutani has voiced the panther-masked Gazelleman as well as townsfolk characters Andre and Marin in One Piece. These roles round out his many background parts across the series.
Masutani has been active in the anime industry since around 1990, building a long career performing supporting and guest roles across numerous television series. His One Piece work is one part of that decades-long résumé.

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