Gen Satō
Voice ActorJapanese voice actor Gen Sato is part of the One Punch Man cast, having built a fast-growing list of lead anime roles since his 2017 debut.
One Punch Man Role
Sato is part of the Japanese voice cast for One Punch Man, adding the series to a résumé that has grown quickly since his 2017 debut. His work on the show sits alongside the lead roles that have defined his early career.
Career and Notable Roles
Sato's highest-profile role to date is Chrome in the hit series Dr. Stone. He has also voiced Fumiya Tomozaki in the coming-of-age story Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki and Yamori Kou in Call of the Night, and he is affiliated with the talent agency I'm Enterprise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gen Sato?
Gen Sato is a Japanese voice actor born in 1997. His fast-growing career, which began in 2017, includes a role in the Japanese cast of One Punch Man.
What is Gen Sato best known for?
Gen Sato's highest-profile role to date is Chrome in the hit series Dr. Stone, a part that has defined his fast-growing career since debuting in 2017.
What other anime has Gen Sato voiced characters in?
Beyond Dr. Stone, Gen Sato has voiced Fumiya Tomozaki in Bottom-tier Character Tomozaki and Yamori Kou in Call of the Night.
What talent agency represents Gen Sato?
Gen Sato is affiliated with the talent agency I'm Enterprise, which has represented him since his 2017 debut.
What is Gen Sato's role in One Punch Man?
Gen Sato is part of the Japanese voice cast for One Punch Man. The role sits alongside the lead parts that have defined his career since debuting in 2017.
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