Maurizio Merluzzo
Voice ActorA native of Prato, Italy, Maurizio Merluzzo is an Italian voice actor born September 3, 1986. He voices two roles in the Italian dub of Bleach: Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Maurizio Merluzzo voice in Bleach?
In the Italian dub of Bleach, Merluzzo voices Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth. These two roles represent his complete documented work in the series.
How many characters does Maurizio Merluzzo voice in Bleach?
Two Bleach roles are credited to Merluzzo in the Italian dub, Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth. No additional credits are listed for him in the franchise.
When was Maurizio Merluzzo born?
Maurizio Merluzzo was born on September 3, 1986, in Prato, Italy. He voices Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth in the Italian dub of Bleach.
Who is Maurizio Merluzzo?
A native of Prato, Italy, Merluzzo is an Italian voice actor who performs two roles in the Italian dub of Bleach. His credits are Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth.
Which dub of Bleach does Maurizio Merluzzo perform in?
The Italian dub of Bleach is where Merluzzo voices Renji Abarai and Jugram Haschwalth. He is not part of the original Japanese cast.
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