Jacopo Calatroni
Voice ActorBorn in 1987, Jacopo Calatroni is a voice actor working in the Italian dubbing industry. He provides the Italian dub voice of Nomo in Chainsaw Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Jacopo Calatroni voice in Chainsaw Man?
Jacopo Calatroni voices Nomo in the Italian-language version of Chainsaw Man. He portrays the character for Italian-speaking audiences following the series.
Who is voice actor Jacopo Calatroni?
Jacopo Calatroni is a voice actor born on December 13, 1987, working in the Italian dubbing industry. He provides the Italian dub voice of Nomo in Chainsaw Man.
Which dub of Chainsaw Man does Jacopo Calatroni perform in?
Calatroni performs in the Italian-language dub of Chainsaw Man rather than the original Japanese version. His work is part of the wider effort by local performers to bring the series to audiences outside Japan.
When was Jacopo Calatroni born?
Jacopo Calatroni was born on December 13, 1987, and works in Italian-language dubbing. He voices Nomo in the Italian dub of Chainsaw Man.
Is Nomo Jacopo Calatroni's only credited role in Chainsaw Man?
Nomo is the only role documented for Calatroni in Chainsaw Man. No additional characters in the series are credited to him.
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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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