Kaiji Tang
Voice ActorKaiji Tang is a Chinese voice actor based in Los Angeles who voices the monsters Armored Gorilla and Golden Ball in the English dub of One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Tang lends his voice to two of the early monster threats in the English dub, Armored Gorilla and Golden Ball, both of which fall quickly to Saitama's single punch in classic series fashion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Kaiji Tang voice in anime?
In the English dub of One Punch Man, Kaiji Tang voices two early monster threats, Armored Gorilla and Golden Ball. Both fall quickly to Saitama's single punch, in classic series fashion.
What other name does Kaiji Tang perform under?
Kaiji Tang also performs under the name Kaiji Von Tang. He uses both names across his English-language anime and game dubbing work.
Where is Kaiji Tang based?
Kaiji Tang is based in Los Angeles, where he has built his voice acting career. He works primarily in English-language anime and video game dubbing.
What is Kaiji Tang known for?
Tang is known for a wide range of supporting and monster-of-the-week roles across English-dubbed anime and games. He has worked in the industry since the mid-2000s.
Who is Kaiji Tang?
Kaiji Tang is a Chinese voice actor born in 1984. He has voiced roles including Armored Gorilla and Golden Ball in the English dub of One Punch Man.
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