Hannes Maurer
Voice ActorBorn in Berlin in 1983, Hannes Maurer is a German voice actor active in the field since 1993. He voices Near in the German dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Hannes Maurer voice in Death Note?
Hannes Maurer voices Near in the German dub of Death Note. This is his credited role in the franchise.
Just who is Hannes Maurer?
Born in Berlin in 1983, Hannes Maurer is a German voice actor active in the field since 1993. He voices Near in the German dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note does Hannes Maurer perform in?
Hannes Maurer provides the German-language voice of Near in Death Note rather than the original Japanese cast. This role is part of his Berlin-based German voice acting career.
Where is Hannes Maurer from?
Hannes Maurer was born in Berlin in 1983 and holds German nationality. He voices Near in the German dub of Death Note.
When did Hannes Maurer start voice acting?
Hannes Maurer's German voice acting career began in 1993. His Death Note credit from that career is the German dub voice of Near.
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