Marco Vivio
Voice ActorBorn in 1978, Marco Vivio is a voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Metal Bat in One-Punch Man, his only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marco Vivio voice in One-Punch Man?
Metal Bat is the character Marco Vivio voices in One-Punch Man. It is his only credited role in the franchise, performed for the Italian dub of the series.
Who is Marco Vivio in the One-Punch Man cast?
Vivio is a voice actor born in March 1978 who provides the Italian dub voice of Metal Bat in One-Punch Man. The role stands as his sole credit in the franchise.
Does Marco Vivio voice Metal Bat in Japanese or Italian?
Italian is the language of Vivio's Metal Bat performance in One-Punch Man. The role is not part of the original Japanese voice cast.
What year was Marco Vivio born?
1978 is the recorded birth year for Vivio, who works as an Italian dub voice actor. He voices Metal Bat in One-Punch Man.
What is Marco Vivio's exact birthday?
March 31, 1978, is Vivio's exact birthday. He is credited with the Italian dub voice of Metal Bat in One-Punch Man.
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