Sérgio Moreno
Voice ActorA Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo, Sérgio Moreno was born January 8, 1968, and has worked in the industry since 1989. His Portuguese dub credits in Bleach are Zangetsu, Tatsufusa Enjōji, and Yhwach, the series' final antagonist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Sérgio Moreno voice in Bleach?
Sérgio Moreno voices Yhwach, Zangetsu, and Tatsufusa Enjōji in the Portuguese dub of Bleach. All three roles belong to the same Portuguese-language cast.
Who is Sérgio Moreno, the Portuguese dub voice of Yhwach?
Moreno is a Brazilian voice actor who has worked in the industry since 1989. In Bleach, he provides the Portuguese dub voices of Yhwach, Zangetsu, and Tatsufusa Enjōji.
How many Bleach characters are voiced by Sérgio Moreno?
Moreno voices three characters in Bleach: Yhwach, Zangetsu, and Tatsufusa Enjōji. All three credits are performed for the Portuguese dub.
What is Sérgio Moreno's most prominent role in Bleach?
Moreno's most prominent Bleach role is Yhwach, the series' final antagonist, voiced for the Portuguese dub. He also voices Zangetsu and Tatsufusa Enjōji in the same production.
Since when has Sérgio Moreno worked as a voice actor?
Moreno has worked in voice acting since 1989. His Bleach credits, including the antagonist Yhwach, are all recorded for the Portuguese dub.
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