Sarah Alles
Voice ActorBorn in 1986, Sarah Alles is a German voice actor from Ost-Berlin. They provide the German dub voice of Tatsumaki in One-Punch Man, their only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Sarah Alles voice in One-Punch Man?
Tatsumaki is the character Sarah Alles voices in One-Punch Man. It is Alles's only credited role in the franchise, performed for the German dub of the series.
Who is Sarah Alles in the One-Punch Man cast?
Alles is a German voice actor from Ost-Berlin, born in 1986, who provides the German dub voice of Tatsumaki in One-Punch Man. It is their only credited role in the franchise.
Does Sarah Alles voice Tatsumaki in Japanese or German?
German is the language of Alles's Tatsumaki performance in One-Punch Man. The role is separate from the original Japanese voice cast.
What city is Sarah Alles from?
Ost-Berlin, Germany, is the city Alles is from. They voice Tatsumaki in the German dub of One-Punch Man.
What is Sarah Alles's birth date?
September 17, 1986, is Alles's birth date. They provide the German dub voice of Tatsumaki in One-Punch Man.
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