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Benjamin Diskin

Benjamin Diskin

Voice Actor

Benjamin Diskin is a prolific American voice actor with three decades of animation, anime, and video game credits, who contributed minor mecha and monster voices to the English dub of One Punch Man.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 1987-present
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One Punch Man Role

Diskin voiced the mecha units Super Custom YO649Z Mk. II and Ground Dragon in the opening two episodes of the One Punch Man English dub. Both were early antagonist machines featured in the series' first story arc.

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Career and Notable Roles

Diskin has worked in English-language animation, anime dubbing, and video games for more than thirty years, with his most widely recognized role being the Beebo doll on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. His career reflects a broad, prolific résumé across multiple entertainment mediums.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Benjamin Diskin voice in One Punch Man?

Benjamin Diskin voiced the mecha units Super Custom YO649Z Mk. II and Ground Dragon in the opening two episodes of the One Punch Man English dub. Both were early antagonist machines featured in the series' first story arc.

What is Benjamin Diskin's most famous role?

Diskin's most widely recognized role is the Beebo doll on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

How long has Benjamin Diskin worked as a voice actor?

Diskin has worked in English-language animation, anime dubbing, and video games for more than thirty years, active since 1987.

What types of media has Benjamin Diskin voiced characters in?

His career spans English-language animation, anime dubbing, and video games, reflecting a broad, prolific résumé across multiple entertainment mediums.

Who is Benjamin Diskin?

Benjamin Diskin is an American voice actor with more than three decades of animation, anime, and video game credits, including his mecha voice work in the One Punch Man English dub and his best-known role as Beebo on DC's Legends of Tomorrow.

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