Miguel Ángel Leal
Voice ActorMiguel Ángel Leal, a voice actor born in 1987, has worked in the industry since 1994. In the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man he voices both Charanko and Fukegao.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Miguel Ángel Leal voice in One-Punch Man?
Charanko and Fukegao are the two characters Miguel Ángel Leal voices in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man. These roles are his full credited work in the franchise.
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Miguel Ángel Leal perform in?
Miguel Ángel Leal performs in the Spanish-language dub of One-Punch Man rather than the original Japanese version. He voices both Charanko and Fukegao for that release.
When was Miguel Ángel Leal born?
Born on June 19, 1987, Miguel Ángel Leal has worked as a voice actor since 1994. He voices Charanko and Fukegao in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man.
How many characters does Miguel Ángel Leal voice in One-Punch Man?
Miguel Ángel Leal voices two characters in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man: Charanko and Fukegao. Both credits belong to the same Spanish-language release.
How long has Miguel Ángel Leal worked as a voice actor?
Miguel Ángel Leal has worked as a voice actor since 1994. In One-Punch Man, he is credited with two roles for the Spanish dub, Charanko and Fukegao.
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