Born in Naucalpán, Mexico, in 1981, Daniel Lacy is a Mexican voice actor active since 2000 who provides the Spanish dub voice of Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man in One-Punch Man.
Lacy voices three One-Punch Man characters in the Spanish dub: Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man. These roles make up his complete credited work in the franchise. He has worked in Spanish-language dubbing since 2000.
Three characters are credited to Lacy in One-Punch Man: Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man. All three are voiced for the Spanish dub of the series. No further One-Punch Man credits are listed for him in this database.
Daniel Lacy is a Mexican voice actor born in Naucalpán, Estado de México, in 1981, active since 2000. In One-Punch Man, he voices three Spanish dub roles: Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man.
The Spanish dub of One-Punch Man features Lacy across three roles: Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man. He is not part of the original Japanese cast. Lacy is a Mexican actor from Naucalpán, Estado de México.
Naucalpán, Estado de México, Mexico is Lacy's hometown, and he holds Mexican nationality. He was born on April 13, 1981. He voices Ground Dragon, Sitch and Battery Man in the Spanish dub of One-Punch Man.

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