Jamieson Price is an American voice actor recognized for his deep, booming delivery across anime and video games, who voices the reclusive weapons scientist Metal Knight in the English dub of One Punch Man.
Price provides the English voice of Metal Knight, the secretive S-Class hero who commands a fleet of remote-controlled war machines from a hidden base while quietly pursuing his own agenda. The gravelly, authoritative tone Price is known for across his dub work fits the character's cold, calculating presence.
Price has voiced a long list of anime and game characters over his career, including Gankutsuou's version of the Count of Monte Cristo, Persona 5's Sojiro Sakura, .hack//G.U.'s Ovan, and Milton Grimm from the Ever After High franchise. He also appeared in the 2000 film The Patriot and plays Dark Mayhem on the live-action series The Thundermans.
Jamieson Price voices Sojiro Sakura in Persona 5 and Ovan in .hack//G.U., two of his notable video game roles.
Jamieson Price voices the Count of Monte Cristo in Gankutsuou and Milton Grimm in the Ever After High franchise, roles that showcase the deep, booming delivery he is known for.
Jamieson Price provides the English voice of Metal Knight, the secretive S-Class hero who commands a fleet of remote-controlled war machines from a hidden base while pursuing his own agenda.
Yes, Jamieson Price appeared in the 2000 film The Patriot and plays Dark Mayhem on the live-action series The Thundermans.
Jamieson Price has worked as a voice actor since 1981, building a decades-long career across anime, video games, and television.

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