American media professional Marc Diraison works as a voice actor, ADR director, and script writer, having contributed to English-language anime productions at Bang Zoom! Entertainment, NYAV Post, and 4Kids Entertainment. He holds a voice credit in the One Piece English dub, though the specific character has not been documented in available sources.
Diraison's connection to One Piece is recorded as a voice credit in the English-language dub, though the specific character he portrays has not been documented in available sources. His association places him among the wider pool of English dub talent supporting Toei Animation's long-running franchise.
Diraison's signature role is Guts, whom he voiced across both the 1997 Berserk anime and the 2012 film trilogy adaptations. His other English dub credits include Tokiomi Tohsaka in Fate/Zero and Akihiko Kayaba in Sword Art Online, alongside behind-the-scenes work as an ADR director and script writer.
Yes, Marc Diraison has been active in the industry since 1982, giving him more than four decades of experience as a voice actor. He continues to work in English-language anime production today.
Marc Diraison's signature role is Guts, whom he voiced across both the 1997 Berserk anime and its 2012 film trilogy adaptations. He has also voiced Tokiomi Tohsaka in Fate/Zero and Akihiko Kayaba in Sword Art Online.
The specific character Marc Diraison voices in the English dub of One Piece has not been documented in available sources. His credit sits among the wider pool of English-dub talent supporting Toei Animation's long-running franchise.
Marc Diraison has contributed to English-language anime productions at Bang Zoom! Entertainment, NYAV Post, and 4Kids Entertainment. These studios represent a significant share of American anime dubbing work.
Yes, in addition to voice acting, Marc Diraison works as an ADR director and script writer. That behind-the-scenes work complements his career as a performer in English-dub anime productions.
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