Rubén Moya
Voice ActorA native of Chilpancingo, Rubén Moya was a Mexican voice actor. He provided the Spanish dub voice of Void in the Spanish dub of Berserk. He died in 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Rubén Moya portray in Berserk?
Rubén Moya voiced Void in the Spanish dub of Berserk. It was his only credited role in the Berserk Spanish dub.
In what year was Rubén Moya born?
Rubén Moya was born in 1960, on October 31, in Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico. He later voiced Void in the Spanish dub of Berserk.
What do we know about Rubén Moya?
Rubén Moya was a Mexican voice actor who worked from 1978 until his death in 2023. He voiced Void in the Spanish dub of Berserk.
How long did Rubén Moya's voice acting career last?
Moya's career spanned from 1978 until his death in 2023, a span of more than four decades. He voiced Void in the Spanish dub of Berserk during that time.
Was Rubén Moya's Berserk role recorded in Spanish or Japanese?
Moya recorded the role of Void in Spanish, for the Spanish language dub of Berserk. He was not part of the franchise's original Japanese cast.
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