Guillaume Lebon
Voice ActorGuillaume Lebon is a voice actor who voices the Spider Demon known as the Son in the French dub of Demon Slayer, part of the fabricated family found on Mount Natagumo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Guillaume Lebon voice in Demon Slayer?
Guillaume Lebon voices the Spider Demon known as the Son, the demon Rui, in the French dub of Demon Slayer. The character leads the fabricated family on Mount Natagumo during the Natagumo Mountain arc.
Who is Guillaume Lebon?
Guillaume Lebon is a voice actor credited with the French dub voice of the Spider Demon (Son) in Demon Slayer. The character is also known in the series as the demon Rui.
What else do we know about Guillaume Lebon's background?
Beyond his voice acting work, no birth date, hometown, or years-active details are documented for Guillaume Lebon. His known credit is voicing the Spider Demon (Son) in the French dub of Demon Slayer.
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Guillaume Lebon perform in?
Guillaume Lebon's Demon Slayer work is for the French-language dub of the series. In it, he voices the Spider Demon (Son), also known as the demon Rui.
Is Guillaume Lebon part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer?
No, Guillaume Lebon is not part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer. He voices the Spider Demon (Son) for the French-language dub instead.
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