Antje von der Ahe
Voice ActorAntje von der Ahe is a voice actress who plays Rukia Kuchiki in the German dub of Bleach. Antje von der Ahe appears under that credited name in the Bleach dub cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Antje von der Ahe voice in Bleach?
Rukia Kuchiki is voiced by Antje von der Ahe in the German dub of Bleach. It is her role within the Bleach dub cast.
Who is Antje von der Ahe in the Bleach German cast?
Antje von der Ahe is a voice actress who plays Rukia Kuchiki in the German dub of Bleach. She works within German-language anime dubbing.
Which dub of Bleach features Antje von der Ahe as Rukia Kuchiki?
The German dub of Bleach features Antje von der Ahe as the voice of Rukia Kuchiki, rather than the original Japanese cast. This performance is part of the German dub cast assembled for Bleach.
What is Antje von der Ahe's profession?
Antje von der Ahe works as a voice actress in German-language anime dubbing. In Bleach, she voices the character Rukia Kuchiki.
Is Antje von der Ahe credited under her own name for Rukia Kuchiki?
Yes, Antje von der Ahe is credited as Antje von der Ahe for the role of Rukia Kuchiki in Bleach's German dub. It is her listed credit within the franchise.
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