
Born in São Paulo, Brazil in 1993, Flora Paulita is a Brazilian voice actress active since 2002. She voices Motoko Kusanagi in the Portuguese dub of Ghost in the Shell.
Paulita voices Motoko Kusanagi in the Portuguese dub of Ghost in the Shell. Multiple performers have taken on the character across the franchise's various dubs, Paulita among them for the Portuguese version. This is her only credited role in the series.
Born in São Paulo, Brazil in 1993, Flora Paulita is a Brazilian voice actress active since 2002. In Ghost in the Shell, she provides the Portuguese dub voice of Motoko Kusanagi.
The Portuguese dub of Ghost in the Shell features Paulita as the voice of Motoko Kusanagi. She is not part of the original Japanese cast. Paulita is a Brazilian performer based in São Paulo.
Paulita is from São Paulo, Brazil, and is a Brazilian national. She was born on April 12, 1993. She voices Motoko Kusanagi in the Portuguese dub of Ghost in the Shell.
Since 2002, Paulita has worked in voice acting, per the record. Her Ghost in the Shell credit, Motoko Kusanagi in the Portuguese dub, falls within that career span. She was born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1993.

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