Rubén Moya
Voice ActorRubén Moya (1960-2023) was a Mexican voice actor. For the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia, he voiced Ryo Inui. He was active from 1978 to 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character did Rubén Moya bring to life in My Hero Academia?
Rubén Moya voiced Ryo Inui in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia. It was his only documented credit in the franchise.
Does Rubén Moya perform in the Spanish language version of My Hero Academia?
Yes, Moya provided the Spanish language dub voice of Ryo Inui in My Hero Academia. He was not part of the original Japanese production.
What kind of career did Rubén Moya have?
Rubén Moya was a Mexican voice actor active from 1978 until his death in 2023. He voiced Ryo Inui in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia.
What was Rubén Moya's birthday?
Rubén Moya was born on October 31, 1960. Decades later he voiced Ryo Inui in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia.
Where was Rubén Moya based?
Rubén Moya was from Chilpancingo, Guerrero, Mexico. He worked there as a voice actor and voiced Ryo Inui in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia.
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