Marco Baroni
Voice ActorMarco Baroni works in Italian-language dubbing and was born in August 1966. He voices Shuichi Aizawa in the Italian dub of Death Note, his sole credited role in the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marco Baroni voice in Death Note?
Marco Baroni voices Shuichi Aizawa in the Italian dub of Death Note. This is his sole credited role in the series.
Who is Marco Baroni in the Death Note voice cast?
Marco Baroni works in Italian-language dubbing and was born in August 1966. He voices Shuichi Aizawa in the Italian dub of Death Note.
Does Marco Baroni perform in the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Marco Baroni's role was recorded for the Italian dub of Death Note rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices Shuichi Aizawa in that Italian-language version.
When was Marco Baroni born?
Marco Baroni was born in August 1966. He voices Shuichi Aizawa in the Italian dub of Death Note. It is his sole credited role in the series.
Is Shuichi Aizawa the only role Marco Baroni holds in Death Note?
Yes, Shuichi Aizawa is the only credited role recorded for Marco Baroni in Death Note. No hometown or additional occupations have been documented for him.
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