Pamela Mendoza
Voice ActorBorn in 2008, Pamela Mendoza has worked as a voice actor since 2014. She voices Tsubame in the Latin American Spanish dub of Dandadan, produced for Netflix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Pamela Mendoza voice in Dandadan?
Mendoza voices Tsubame in the Spanish-language dub of Dandadan produced for Netflix. It is her only credited role in the series.
Who is Pamela Mendoza, the voice of Tsubame?
Pamela Mendoza is a voice actress born in 2008 who has worked in the industry since 2014. She voices Tsubame in the Netflix Spanish dub of Dandadan.
Which dub of Dandadan does Mendoza perform in?
Pamela Mendoza's Dandadan role was recorded for the Spanish-language Netflix dub, not the original Japanese broadcast. She voices Tsubame in that release.
Since when has Pamela Mendoza worked as a voice actor?
Pamela Mendoza has been active as a voice actor since 2014. She voices Tsubame in the Netflix Spanish dub of Dandadan.
What is Pamela Mendoza's date of birth?
Pamela Mendoza was born on March 22, 2008. She is credited with voicing Tsubame in the Spanish-language dub of Dandadan.
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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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