Christopher Corey Smith
Voice ActorAmerican voice actor Christopher Corey Smith is known for major dub and video game roles, and he also lent his voice to the One Punch Man anime cast.
One Punch Man Role
Smith is part of the English-dub voice cast for One Punch Man, adding another anime credit to a résumé built largely around genre television and interactive media. His work on the series draws on the same range he has shown across other action-heavy franchises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Christopher Corey Smith voice in One Piece?
Christopher Corey Smith voices the scheming Spandam in the English dub of One Piece. It's one of his best-known anime credits, part of a career centered on genre television and interactive media.
Who does Christopher Corey Smith voice?
Christopher Corey Smith voices Kittan Bachika, the hot-blooded mecha pilot in Gurren Lagann, and contributes to the English-dub voice cast of One Punch Man.
What is Christopher Corey Smith's role in One Punch Man?
Christopher Corey Smith is part of the English-dub voice cast for One Punch Man, adding another anime credit to a résumé built largely around action-heavy franchises like Gurren Lagann and One Piece.
What video games has Christopher Corey Smith voiced?
Christopher Corey Smith has voiced the Joker across the Lego Batman video game series for years, a long-running credit alongside his anime dub work.
Who is Christopher Corey Smith?
Christopher Corey Smith is an American voice actor recognized for major anime dub and video game roles, with a career built largely around action-heavy genre television and interactive media.
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