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Armen Taylor

Voice Actor

Armen Taylor is an American voice actor whose anime and video game work includes voicing the hero Sourface in the English dub of One Punch Man.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
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One Punch Man Role

Taylor voices Sourface in the second season of the One Punch Man English dub, alongside a separate credited turn as an Executive in the same season. The role sits within an anime and game résumé built heavily around English localizations of Japanese action and RPG titles.

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Career and Notable Roles

Taylor has voiced Risotto Nero in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind and Ferdinand across the Ascendance of a Bookworm series, alongside major video game roles such as Potemkin in Guilty Gear Strive, Dr. Mundo in League of Legends, and Miklan in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. His credits stretch across Atlus, Falcom, and SEGA localizations, reflecting a career built largely around English voice work for Japanese games and anime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Armen Taylor voice?

Armen Taylor voices Sourface in the second season of the One Punch Man English dub, and he is also separately credited as an Executive in that same season.

What is Armen Taylor known for?

Taylor is known for voicing Risotto Nero in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind and Ferdinand across the Ascendance of a Bookworm series, roles that sit within an anime and game résumé built heavily around English localizations of Japanese titles.

What video game characters has Armen Taylor voiced?

Taylor's major video game roles include Potemkin in Guilty Gear Strive, Dr. Mundo in League of Legends, and Miklan in Fire Emblem: Three Houses.

What studios has Armen Taylor worked with?

His credits stretch across Atlus, Falcom, and SEGA localizations, reflecting a career built largely around English voice work for Japanese games and anime.

Who is Armen Taylor?

Armen Taylor is an American voice actor born in 1986 who voices Sourface in the One Punch Man English dub. His career is built around English localizations of Japanese action and RPG titles, including work for Atlus, Falcom, and SEGA.

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