Doug Erholtz
Voice ActorVeteran American voice actor Doug Erholtz is recognized for major English-dub roles and also contributes to the One Punch Man cast.
One Punch Man Role
Erholtz lends his voice to the English-language dub of One Punch Man, adding the series to a résumé built on decades of anime localization work. His involvement continues the pattern of high-profile genre casting that has defined much of his career.
Career and Notable Roles
Erholtz has built a long list of anime dub credits, playing the wisecracking Inspector Zenigata in Lupin the Third and the sly Gin Ichimaru in Bleach. He is also familiar to gamers as Squall Leonhart across the Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts franchises, and to Naruto fans as both Asuma Sarutobi and Kankuro.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Doug Erholtz's most famous role?
Doug Erholtz is widely recognized for voicing Squall Leonhart across the Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts video game franchises, as well as Gin Ichimaru in the Bleach anime dub.
Who does Doug Erholtz voice?
Doug Erholtz voices Inspector Zenigata in Lupin the Third, and he plays both Asuma Sarutobi and Kankuro in the English dub of Naruto.
What is Doug Erholtz's role in One Punch Man?
Doug Erholtz lends his voice to the English-language dub of One Punch Man, adding the series to a résumé built on decades of anime localization work. His involvement continues the pattern of high-profile genre casting that has defined his career.
When did Doug Erholtz start his voice acting career?
Doug Erholtz has worked as a voice actor since 1996, building a veteran career across major anime and video game franchises.
Who is Doug Erholtz?
Doug Erholtz is a veteran American voice actor whose decades-long career spans anime dubbing and video games, including roles that have made him familiar to fans of both Final Fantasy and Naruto.
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