Charlotte Uhlig
Voice ActorBorn in 1989, Charlotte Uhlig is a voice actress working in the German dubbing industry. She provides the German dub voice of Pochita in Chainsaw Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Charlotte Uhlig voice in Chainsaw Man?
Charlotte Uhlig voices Pochita, the devil companion at the heart of the story, in the German dub of Chainsaw Man. It is her documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Charlotte Uhlig, the voice of Pochita?
Born in 1989, Charlotte Uhlig is a voice actress working in the German dubbing industry. She provides the German dub voice of Pochita in Chainsaw Man.
Is Charlotte Uhlig's Pochita performance the original Japanese voice?
No, Uhlig's Chainsaw Man work is a German-language dub, separate from the character's original Japanese performance. She voices Pochita for that German track.
What is Charlotte Uhlig's birth date?
Charlotte Uhlig was born on June 2, 1989, and works in German-language dubbing. She voices Pochita in the German dub of Chainsaw Man.
Does Charlotte Uhlig voice other characters in Chainsaw Man?
No, Pochita is the only character credited to Uhlig in Chainsaw Man. No other roles in the franchise are documented for her.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Chainsaw Man anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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