Credited natively as Gabriel Martins Oliveira da Costa, Gabriel Martins is a Brazilian voice actor born in São Paulo in 2000, active since 2008, who voices Karma Akabane in the Portuguese dub of Assassination Classroom.
Martins voices Karma Akabane in the Portuguese dub of Assassination Classroom. Karma is one of the two central students in the series, alongside Nagisa Shiota. It is Martins's only documented credit in the franchise.
Credited natively as Gabriel Martins Oliveira da Costa, Gabriel Martins is a Brazilian voice actor. He performs the Portuguese dub voice of Karma Akabane, one of the two central students in Assassination Classroom.
The Portuguese dub of Assassination Classroom features Gabriel Martins as Karma Akabane, rather than the original Japanese cast. It is his only credited role in the series.
Born on June 14, 2000, in São Paulo, Brazil, Gabriel Martins voices Karma Akabane in the Portuguese dub of Assassination Classroom. Karma is one of the series's two central students.
Gabriel Martins has been active in voice acting since 2008. He is known for voicing Karma Akabane in the Portuguese dub of Assassination Classroom.

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