Nizo Neto
Voice ActorNizo Neto, a Brazilian voice actor born April 27, 1964, in Rio de Janeiro, voiced Jack Neylon in the Portuguese dub of Death Note. The role marks his only recorded appearance in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Nizo Neto voice in Death Note?
Jack Neylon is voiced by Nizo Neto in the Portuguese dub of Death Note. The role marks his only recorded appearance in the franchise.
Is Jack Neylon Nizo Neto's only role in Death Note?
Yes, Jack Neylon stands as Nizo Neto's sole documented credit in Death Note. He voices the character for the Portuguese-language dub.
Who is Nizo Neto, the voice actor?
Born April 27, 1964, in Rio de Janeiro, Nizo Neto is a Brazilian voice actor. He voices Jack Neylon in the Portuguese dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note does Nizo Neto perform in?
Neto voices Jack Neylon for the Portuguese dub of Death Note rather than the original Japanese cast. It remains his only credit in the series.
Where is Nizo Neto originally from?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is where Nizo Neto was born, in 1964. He voices Jack Neylon in the Portuguese-language dub of Death Note.
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