Bryce Papenbrook
Voice ActorBryce Papenbrook is a prolific American voice actor whose hundreds of credits span film, television, and video games. He is especially recognized for his English-language anime dub work, including voicing the monster Marugori in One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Papenbrook voices Marugori in the English dub of One Punch Man, one of the monstrous fighters populating the series' early story arcs. The role sits within a filmography built on hundreds of similar anime and game dubbing credits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has Bryce Papenbrook voiced?
Bryce Papenbrook voices Marugori in the English dub of One Punch Man, one of the monstrous fighters populating the series' early story arcs.
Is Bryce Papenbrook credited under any other name?
Yes, Papenbrook is sometimes credited as Bryce Rothstein.
When did Bryce Papenbrook start his voice acting career?
Papenbrook has been active since 1994, building a three-decade career as an American voice actor born in 1986.
How extensive is Bryce Papenbrook's voice acting career?
Papenbrook has amassed hundreds of film, television, and video game roles, becoming one of the most recognizable names in English-language anime dubbing.
Who is Bryce Papenbrook?
Bryce Papenbrook is a prolific American voice actor especially recognized for his English-language anime dub work, including voicing the monster Marugori in One Punch Man among hundreds of credits.
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