Toshiki Masuda
Voice ActorNow recording for the label Toy's Factory, Japanese performer Toshiki Masuda voices Bang's martial arts disciple Charanko in One Punch Man.
One Punch Man Role
Masuda voices Charanko, the only student training under the S-Class hero Bang at his martial arts dojo. Stuck doing menial chores at first, Charanko eventually becomes Bang's "number-one disciple" after the master's other students quit, though he's later beaten badly and hospitalized in a fight with the villain Garou. In one of the story's better running gags, Charanko hands his martial arts tournament entry ticket over to Saitama, who enters the tournament disguised as him.
Career and Notable Roles
Masuda's career began in the late 2000s under the talent agency Space Craft Group before he went independent in 2018. Later that year he signed with the record label Toy's Factory, where he continues to work as both a voice actor and a solo singer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Toshiki Masuda voice?
Masuda voices Charanko in One Punch Man, the only student training under the S-Class hero Bang at his martial arts dojo. Stuck doing menial chores at first, Charanko eventually becomes Bang's 'number-one disciple' after the master's other students quit.
What are some interesting facts about Toshiki Masuda?
One of the story's better running gags has Charanko hand his martial arts tournament entry ticket over to Saitama, who then enters the tournament disguised as him. It's a small but memorable moment for Masuda's character within the show's large ensemble.
What happens to Charanko in One Punch Man?
Charanko's storyline takes a darker turn later on, as he's beaten badly and hospitalized in a fight with the villain Garou. It's a rare moment of real danger for one of Bang's dojo students.
What is Toshiki Masuda's career background?
Masuda's career began in the late 2000s under the talent agency Space Craft Group. He went independent in 2018, stepping away from that agency to manage his own career.
Is Toshiki Masuda also a singer?
Masuda is a solo singer alongside his voice acting career; he signed with the record label Toy's Factory in 2018, shortly after going independent from his previous agency. He continues to work in both capacities today.
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