Guilherme Briggs
Voice ActorGuilherme Briggs, born Guilherme Neves Briggs in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, is a Brazilian voice actor active since 1991. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of Future Devil in Chainsaw Man.
Chainsaw Man Role
Frequently Asked Questions
In Chainsaw Man, which character does Guilherme Briggs voice?
Guilherme Briggs provides the Portuguese dub voice of Future Devil in Chainsaw Man. It is his listed credit within the franchise's international voice cast.
What is Guilherme Briggs known for?
Born Guilherme Neves Briggs in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, Briggs is a Brazilian voice actor active since 1991. He voices Future Devil in the Portuguese language version of Chainsaw Man.
Is Guilherme Briggs part of the original Japanese cast of Chainsaw Man?
No, Briggs voices Future Devil for the Portuguese language version of Chainsaw Man rather than the original Japanese cast. His work is one of several dubbed language versions of the series.
When was Guilherme Briggs born?
Guilherme Briggs was born on July 25, 1970, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He applies decades of Brazilian dubbing experience to the role of Future Devil in Chainsaw Man.
How long has Guilherme Briggs worked as a voice actor?
Briggs has been active since 1991. That experience carries into his Chainsaw Man role as the Portuguese dub voice of Future Devil.
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