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Mario Zucca

Voice Actor

Born in Turin, Piedmont in 1955, Mario Zucca is an Italian voice actor who voices Batou in the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Italian
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Ghost in the Shell Role

Mario Zucca is credited as the voice of Batou for the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell, part of the anime's Italian-speaking dubbing cast from Piedmont.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Mario Zucca voice in Ghost in the Shell?

In Ghost in the Shell, Zucca voices Batou (Call of Duty) for the Italian-language dub. The role is part of the anime's Italian-speaking dubbing cast from Piedmont.

Who is Mario Zucca, the Ghost in the Shell voice actor?

Mario Zucca is an Italian voice actor born in Turin, Piedmont, in 1955. He voices Batou (Call of Duty) in the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell.

Which dub of Ghost in the Shell does Zucca perform in?

The Italian-language dub is where Zucca performs in Ghost in the Shell, rather than the original Japanese cast. There, he is credited as the voice of Batou (Call of Duty).

When was Mario Zucca born?

Turin, Piedmont, in 1955, is where Mario Zucca was born. He voices Batou (Call of Duty) in the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell.

Where is Mario Zucca from?

Piedmont, Italy, specifically Turin, is Zucca's home region. He is credited as the voice of Batou (Call of Duty) for the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell.

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