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Fernando Mendonça

Voice Actor

Fernando Mendonça plays Ulquiorra Cifer in the Portuguese-language dub of Bleach. He is based in Areia Branca, Brazil. He has been active since 2009 in the industry. It is his only credited role in the Bleach franchise to date.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
Years Active: 2009-present
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Bleach Role

Fernando Mendonça appears in the Portuguese dub of Bleach as Ulquiorra Cifer (episodes 255-272). No other Bleach credits are listed for the performer in this database.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fernando Mendonça?

Fernando Mendonça is a Brazilian voice actor from Areia Branca, active in the industry since 2009. In the Bleach franchise, he performs the Portuguese dub voice of Ulquiorra Cifer.

Which character does Fernando Mendonça voice in Bleach?

Mendonça voices Ulquiorra Cifer in the Portuguese dub of Bleach, appearing across episodes 255 through 272. It is the only Bleach role credited to him in the database.

Is Fernando Mendonça part of the original Japanese cast of Bleach?

In the Portuguese dub of Bleach, Mendonça voices Ulquiorra Cifer rather than performing as part of the original Japanese cast. The role covers episodes 255 through 272.

When was Fernando Mendonça born?

Born on January 19, 1989, Fernando Mendonça is a Brazilian voice actor based in Areia Branca, Brazil. He voices Ulquiorra Cifer in the Portuguese dub of Bleach.

When did Fernando Mendonça begin his voice acting career?

Since 2009, Mendonça has worked as a voice actor. His Bleach credit is the Portuguese dub role of Ulquiorra Cifer.

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