Marco Benedetti
Voice ActorMarco Benedetti is a voice actor who voices two roles in the Italian dub of Bleach: Coyote Starrk and Hidetomo Kajōmaru. Benedetti's work on Bleach is credited under the Italian-language release of the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Marco Benedetti voice in Bleach?
Benedetti voices two roles in the Italian dub of Bleach: Coyote Starrk and Hidetomo Kajōmaru. Both credits represent his documented work in the series.
Who is Marco Benedetti in Bleach?
Marco Benedetti is a voice actor credited under the Italian-language release of Bleach. He voices both Coyote Starrk and Hidetomo Kajōmaru in the series.
Which dub of Bleach does Marco Benedetti perform in?
Benedetti performs in the Italian dub of Bleach rather than the original Japanese cast. His two credited roles there are Coyote Starrk and Hidetomo Kajōmaru.
How many characters does Marco Benedetti voice in Bleach?
Marco Benedetti voices two characters in the Italian dub of Bleach, Coyote Starrk and Hidetomo Kajōmaru. No further character work is documented for him within this catalog of Bleach dub performers.
Does Marco Benedetti voice Coyote Starrk in the Italian dub of Bleach?
Yes, Benedetti voices Coyote Starrk in the Italian dub of Bleach. He is also credited as Hidetomo Kajōmaru in the same production.
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