Jesse Conde
Voice ActorBorn in 1952, Jesse Conde is a voice actor who provides the Spanish dub voice of Bomb in One-Punch Man, his only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jesse Conde in One-Punch Man?
Jesse Conde is a voice actor born in October 1952. He provides the Spanish dub voice of Bomb in One-Punch Man, his sole credited role in the franchise.
Which character does Jesse Conde voice in One-Punch Man?
Jesse Conde voices Bomb in the Spanish-language dub of One-Punch Man. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Does Jesse Conde voice more than one character in One-Punch Man?
No, Bomb is the only character credited to Jesse Conde in One-Punch Man. No further roles are listed for him in the series.
Is Jesse Conde part of the Japanese cast of One-Punch Man?
Jesse Conde is not part of the Japanese cast. His role of Bomb is performed for the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man.
When was Jesse Conde born?
Jesse Conde was born in October 1952, on the tenth of the month. He voices Bomb in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man.
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