Blake Shepard is an American voice actor recognized for a long run of English-dubbed anime performances, including a credited role in the One Piece franchise.
Shepard has voiced a role in the English-language adaptation of One Piece, though the specific character is not documented in available records. The assignment fits within his extensive catalogue of English performances for translated Japanese anime.
Since debuting in anime dubbing in 2003, Shepard has voiced a wide range of English-language characters, among them Soma Yukihira in Food Wars!, Yuzuru Otonashi in Angel Beats!, Arata Wataya in Chihayafuru and Shiryu in Saint Seiya; away from the recording booth he also fronts the band Electric Attitude as lead singer and guitarist.
Blake Shepard is an American voice actor recognized for a long run of English-dubbed anime performances since 2003. His credits include a role in the One Piece franchise.
The specific character Shepard voices in the English-language adaptation of One Piece is not documented in available records. The assignment fits within his extensive catalogue of English performances for translated Japanese anime.
Shepard has voiced Soma Yukihira in Food Wars!, Yuzuru Otonashi in Angel Beats!, Arata Wataya in Chihayafuru, and Shiryu in Saint Seiya. Those roles are part of a wide range of English-language anime characters he has played since his debut.
Shepard debuted in anime dubbing in 2003. He has since built a wide-ranging catalogue of English-language anime roles.
Yes, away from the recording booth Shepard fronts the band Electric Attitude as lead singer and guitarist. That musical work runs alongside his anime dubbing career.
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