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Atsushi Imaruoka

Voice Actor

Atsushi Imaruoka is a Japanese voice actor with Mausu Promotion, credited in One Punch Man as the tank-top-obsessed hero Tank-Top Blackhole.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Japanese
Years Active: 2001-present
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One Punch Man Role

Imaruoka voices Tank-Top Blackhole in the original 2015 season of One Punch Man, one of the many tank-top-themed heroes who orbit around Tank-Top Master's dojo. The role is a comedic minor-hero part typical of the series' large ensemble of self-styled heroes competing for recognition.

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Career and Notable Roles

Active since 2001 and affiliated with the talent agency Mausu Promotion, Imaruoka has built a long career voicing supporting characters across Japanese television and anime, with One Punch Man forming one entry in a broad body of voice work spanning two decades.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Atsushi Imaruoka voice in One Punch Man?

Atsushi Imaruoka voices Tank-Top Blackhole in the original 2015 season of One Punch Man, one of the many tank-top-themed heroes who orbit around Tank-Top Master's dojo.

What kind of role is Tank-Top Blackhole?

The role is a comedic minor-hero part typical of the series' large ensemble of self-styled heroes competing for recognition.

What talent agency is Atsushi Imaruoka affiliated with?

Imaruoka is affiliated with Mausu Promotion, a Japanese talent agency that has represented him throughout his career. It is through Mausu Promotion that he has taken television and anime roles such as the hero Tank-Top Blackhole in One Punch Man.

When did Atsushi Imaruoka begin his voice acting career?

Imaruoka was born in 1972 and has been active in the industry since 2001.

What has Atsushi Imaruoka's career focused on?

Imaruoka has built a long career voicing supporting characters across Japanese television and anime, with One Punch Man forming one entry in a body of work spanning two decades.

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