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Miguel Ángel Leal

Voice Actor

Active since 1994, Miguel Ángel Leal is a voice actor. He voices Griffith in the Spanish dub of Berserk. He is part of the Spanish-language voice cast for Berserk.

Role: Voice Actor
Years Active: 1994-present
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Berserk Role

In the Spanish dub of Berserk, Miguel Ángel Leal voices Griffith. This is his only credited role in the Berserk Spanish dub. Miguel Ángel Leal was born in 1987.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Miguel Ángel Leal voice in Berserk?

Griffith is the character Miguel Ángel Leal voices in the Spanish dub of Berserk. It is his only credited role in the series. Leal has worked as a voice actor since 1994.

Who is Miguel Ángel Leal in the Berserk Spanish dub cast?

Miguel Ángel Leal is a voice actor whose sole credit in Berserk is Griffith, recorded for the Spanish dub. He was born on June 19, 1987.

Which dub of Berserk does Miguel Ángel Leal perform in?

Miguel Ángel Leal performs in the Spanish-language dub of Berserk rather than the original Japanese version. He voices the character Griffith for that release.

When was Miguel Ángel Leal born?

Born on June 19, 1987, Miguel Ángel Leal is credited as the Spanish dub voice of Griffith in Berserk. His voice acting career began in 1994.

When did Miguel Ángel Leal begin his voice acting career?

Miguel Ángel Leal's voice acting career began in 1994. His only credited Berserk role is Griffith, voiced for the Spanish dub of the series.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Berserk anime series, manga, and official materials. Berserk was created by Kentaro Miura, published by Hakusensha, and animated by OLM. All rights to Berserk and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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