Joe Zieja
Voice ActorJoe Zieja voices Saturn Man and Butterfly DX in the English dub of One Punch Man; outside anime he is also a published author and once served as a US Air Force captain.
One Punch Man Role
Zieja provides English voices for a pair of supporting monster characters in the series, Saturn Man and Butterfly DX, adding to the show's deep bench of one-off threats that Saitama and the other heroes work through.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Joe Zieja voice?
In the English dub of One Punch Man, Joe Zieja voices two supporting monster characters, Saturn Man and Butterfly DX. Both add to the show's deep bench of one-off threats that Saitama and the other heroes fight through.
Did Joe Zieja serve in the military?
Yes, Joe Zieja served as a captain in the US Air Force before moving into voice acting. He later drew on that background for a side career writing fiction.
What is Joe Zieja known for?
Outside his anime work, Joe Zieja is a published author of fiction. He has built that side career in parallel with his voice acting.
When did Joe Zieja start voice acting?
Joe Zieja has worked in English-language anime and video game dubbing since 2013, building a resume across the medium ever since. He voices supporting monster roles in the English dub of One Punch Man.
Who is Joe Zieja?
Joe Zieja is an American voice actor born in 1985. His unusual path into the industry runs through a stint as a US Air Force captain and a parallel career as a fiction author.
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