David Turba
Voice ActorDavid Turba lends his voice to Hirokazu Ukita in the German dub of Death Note. He works as a voice actor within the German-language dubbing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does David Turba voice in Death Note?
Hirokazu Ukita is voiced by David Turba in the German dub of Death Note. This contributes to the German dub cast assembled for the series.
Who is David Turba, the voice of Hirokazu Ukita?
David Turba works as a voice actor within the German-language dubbing industry. He lends his voice to Hirokazu Ukita in the German dub of Death Note.
Which dub of Death Note features David Turba as Hirokazu Ukita?
The German-language dub of Death Note features David Turba as the voice of Hirokazu Ukita. This contributes to the series' German dub cast.
What is David Turba's role in German-language dubbing?
Within the German-language dubbing industry, David Turba works as a voice actor. He voices Hirokazu Ukita in the German dub of Death Note.
What character has David Turba been credited with in Death Note?
Voicing Hirokazu Ukita is David Turba's credited contribution to Death Note's German dub. It stands as his role in the series' German dub cast.
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- Created byTsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byMadhouse
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