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Jonah Scott

Jonah Scott

Voice Actor

Jonah Scott is an American voice actor who plays the flame-wielding hero Phoenix Man in the English dub of One Punch Man.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2015-present
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One Punch Man Role

Scott voices Phoenix Man, a flashy, self-promoting hero who leans heavily on his fire-based powers and public image. He has also covered smaller English dub parts in the series, including Needle Star and Unihorn.

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Career and Notable Roles

Scott has become a familiar name in modern English dubbing, playing Legoshi in Beastars, the Courier in Akudama Drive, Sniper Mask in High-Rise Invasion, Aiden Caldwell in Dying Light 2: Stay Human, and Oliver Aiku in Blue Lock. He has worked in the industry since 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What characters does Jonah Scott voice?

Outside One Punch Man, Jonah Scott's credits include Legoshi in Beastars, Aiden Caldwell in Dying Light 2: Stay Human, and Oliver Aiku in Blue Lock. He has become a familiar name in modern English-language anime and game dubbing.

Who does Jonah Scott voice in One Punch Man?

Jonah Scott voices Phoenix Man, a flashy, self-promoting hero who leans heavily on his fire-based powers and public image. He has also covered smaller English dub parts in the series, including Needle Star and Unihorn.

What other anime has Jonah Scott been in?

Scott's additional credits include the Courier in Akudama Drive and Sniper Mask in High-Rise Invasion. His range extends into video game dubbing as well as television anime.

When did Jonah Scott start voice acting?

Jonah Scott has worked in the voice acting industry since 2015. In that time he has built a wide-ranging résumé across anime, games, and other English dubbing work.

Who is Jonah Scott?

Jonah Scott is an American voice actor born in 1993. He is best known within the One Punch Man cast for playing Phoenix Man.

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