Patrick Keller
Voice ActorIn the German dub of One-Punch Man, Patrick Keller voices Charanko. Born in 1991, he works as a voice actor, and this is his only known credit in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Patrick Keller voice in One-Punch Man?
Patrick Keller voices Charanko in the German dub of One-Punch Man. This is his only known credit in the franchise.
Who is Patrick Keller?
Patrick Keller is a voice actor born in October 1991. His only known One-Punch Man credit is the German dub voice of Charanko.
Is Charanko the only character Patrick Keller voices in One-Punch Man?
Yes, Charanko is the only known credit Patrick Keller holds in One-Punch Man. He performs the role for the series' German-language dub.
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Patrick Keller perform in?
Patrick Keller's One-Punch Man role, Charanko, is performed for the German-language dub. He was born in October 1991 and works as a voice actor.
When was Patrick Keller born?
Patrick Keller was born on October 4, 1991, and works as a voice actor. He voices Charanko in the German dub of One-Punch Man.
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