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Martina Tamburello

Voice Actor

In the Italian dub of Dandadan, Martina Tamburello voices Jin "Jiji" Enjoji as a child. She works as a voice actor in Italian-language dubbing.

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Dandadan Role

Martina Tamburello voices the younger version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji for Dandadan's Italian dub, providing the character's voice during his childhood scenes in the series.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What character does Martina Tamburello voice in Dandadan?

Tamburello voices the younger version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji in the Italian dub of Dandadan. The character's voice is provided during the childhood scenes in the series.

Is young Jin "Jiji" Enjoji Martina Tamburello's only Dandadan credit?

Yes, the childhood version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji is the sole documented Dandadan credit for Tamburello. It is voiced for the series' Italian-language dub.

Does Martina Tamburello's Dandadan performance air in the Italian dub or the original Japanese version?

Tamburello's Dandadan performance airs in the Italian dub rather than the original Japanese version. The recorded role covers the younger version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji.

What is Martina Tamburello's role in Italian-language anime dubbing?

Tamburello works as a voice actor in Italian-language anime dubbing. In Dandadan, the child version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji is voiced.

Who provides the Italian dub voice for the young Jin "Jiji" Enjoji in Dandadan?

The young version of Jin "Jiji" Enjoji is voiced by Martina Tamburello in the Italian dub of Dandadan. This is the only documented credit for Tamburello in the franchise.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Dandadan anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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  • Created byYukinobu Tatsu
  • Published byShueisha
  • Animated byScience SARU

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