
American actor, director, and producer Chris Jai Alex has voice work that includes a role in the English dub of One Punch Man.
Alex contributed voice acting to the English-language version of One Punch Man as part of a broader multimedia career that spans film, television, and motion capture performance. His anime dubbing work sits alongside credits in video games and independent productions.
Beyond voice work, Alex has built a career as a writer, director, and producer, collaborating on set with directors like Sam Hargrave and Rupert Wyatt, as well as Bryan Singer and Keith Arem, across film, television, and interactive media. He has also performed stunt and motion-capture work for studio and independent productions alike.
Chris Jai Alex is an American actor, director, and producer born in 1982 whose career in film, television, and interactive media began in 2005. His voice work includes a role in the English dub of One Punch Man.
Chris Jai Alex works as a writer, director, and producer across film, television, and motion capture performance, not just as a voice actor. This multimedia career spans video games and independent productions alongside his anime dubbing credits.
Chris Jai Alex has collaborated on set with directors including Sam Hargrave, Rupert Wyatt, Bryan Singer, and Keith Arem across film, television, and interactive media projects.
Yes, Chris Jai Alex has performed stunt and motion capture work for both studio and independent productions, in addition to his voice acting, writing, and directing credits.
Chris Jai Alex contributed voice acting to the English-language version of One Punch Man, part of a broader multimedia career that spans film, television, video games, and motion capture work dating back to 2005.

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