Emmanuel Garijo
Voice ActorEmmanuel Garijo works as a voice actor in French-language dubbing. He voices Mello in the French dub of Death Note, part of the anime's voice cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Emmanuel Garijo voice in Death Note?
Garijo voices Mello in the French-language dub of Death Note. It is his only credited role in the series.
Who is Emmanuel Garijo in the Death Note cast?
Emmanuel Garijo is a voice actor who works in French-language anime dubbing. In Death Note, he provides the voice of Mello.
Which dub of Death Note does Garijo perform in?
Emmanuel Garijo's Death Note role was recorded for the French-language dub, not the original Japanese broadcast. He voices Mello in that release.
Is Emmanuel Garijo part of Death Note's original Japanese voice cast?
No, Garijo performs in the French dub rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices Mello for that localized version.
Is Mello Emmanuel Garijo's only credited role in Death Note?
Yes, Mello is the sole role credited to Emmanuel Garijo in Death Note. No other Death Note characters are listed for him in this database.
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