Domitilla D'Amico
Voice ActorDomitilla D'Amico, an Italian voice actor born in Rome in 1982, voices Naomi Misora in the Italian dub of Death Note. She works within the Italian-language dubbing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Domitilla D'Amico voice in Death Note?
In Death Note, D'Amico provides the Italian dub voice of Naomi Misora. The role is her only documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Domitilla D'Amico?
Domitilla D'Amico is an Italian voice actress born in Rome in 1982. Her Death Note role is the Italian dub voice of Naomi Misora.
Which dub of Death Note does Domitilla D'Amico perform in?
The Italian dub is where D'Amico performs in Death Note, voicing the character Naomi Misora. It is part of the dub cast that brought the anime to Italian-speaking audiences.
Where is Domitilla D'Amico from?
Rome, Italy, is where D'Amico is from. She provides the Italian dub voice of Naomi Misora in Death Note.
Does Domitilla D'Amico voice Naomi Misora in Death Note?
Yes, D'Amico voices Naomi Misora in the Italian dub of Death Note. It stands as her sole credited role in the franchise.
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