Arnie Pantoja is an American voice actor who lent his voice to Watchdog Man and several other characters in the One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows video game.
Pantoja provided voice work for One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows, the 2020 video game adaptation of the series, contributing lines for the perpetually silent S-Class hero Watchdog Man as well as supporting citizen and gunner characters. Watchdog Man never speaks in the source manga or anime, so Pantoja's contribution came specifically through the game's combat and interaction audio rather than a scripted dub role.
Arnie Pantoja lent his voice to Watchdog Man, the perpetually silent S-Class hero, in One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows, the 2020 video game adaptation of the series. He also contributed voice work for supporting citizen and gunner characters in the same game.
Beyond One Punch Man, Pantoja has voiced Reno in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Iori Utagawa in the 2024 series Sanda, building a voice-acting career centered on video games and anime dubbing.
Pantoja was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and is now based in California, working as an American voice actor across games and anime dubbing.
No, Watchdog Man never speaks in the source manga or anime, so Arnie Pantoja's contribution came specifically through One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows' combat and interaction audio rather than a scripted dub role.
Arnie Pantoja is an American voice actor based in California who lent his voice to Watchdog Man in One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows. Born in Kansas City, Missouri, he has also voiced Reno in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Iori Utagawa in the 2024 series Sanda.

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