David Nathan
Voice ActorIn the German dub of Death Note, David Nathan voices Lind L. Tailor. He works within the German-language dubbing industry, contributing to the anime's voice cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does David Nathan voice in Death Note?
Lind L. Tailor is voiced by David Nathan in the German dub of Death Note. This contributes to the anime's German-language voice cast.
Who is David Nathan, the voice of Lind L. Tailor?
David Nathan works within the German-language dubbing industry. He voices Lind L. Tailor in the German dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note features David Nathan as Lind L. Tailor?
The German dub cast of Death Note features David Nathan as the voice of Lind L. Tailor, bringing the anime to German-speaking audiences.
What is David Nathan's profession in anime dubbing?
Working within the German-language dubbing industry is David Nathan's profession. He provides the voice of Lind L. Tailor in Death Note.
What role does David Nathan hold in the Death Note German cast?
Voicing Lind L. Tailor is David Nathan's contribution to the German dub cast that brought Death Note to German-speaking audiences. It is his credited role in the franchise.
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