Flavio Aquilone
Voice ActorFlavio Aquilone, an Italian voice actor born in Rome in 1990, has worked in the field since 1994. He voices Light Yagami in the Italian dub of Death Note.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Flavio Aquilone voice in Death Note?
Flavio Aquilone voices Light Yagami in the Italian dub of Death Note. This is his credited role in the franchise.
Who is Flavio Aquilone?
Flavio Aquilone is an Italian voice actor born in Rome in 1990, working since 1994. He provides the Italian-language voice of Light Yagami in Death Note.
Is Flavio Aquilone part of the original Japanese cast of Death Note?
No, Flavio Aquilone performs in the Italian dub of Death Note rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices Light Yagami in that Rome-based Italian production.
Where is Flavio Aquilone from?
Flavio Aquilone is from Rome, Italy. He voices Light Yagami in the Italian dub of Death Note. He has worked as a voice actor since 1994.
Since when has Flavio Aquilone worked in voice acting?
Flavio Aquilone has worked in voice acting since 1994. His Rome-based career includes voicing Light Yagami in the Italian dub of Death Note.
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