Marios Gavrilis
Voice ActorA native of Braunschweig, Germany, born in 1985, Marios Gavrilis works as a voice actor. He provides the German dub voice of Kyogai in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Marios Gavrilis voice in Demon Slayer?
Marios Gavrilis voices Kyogai, the drum-wielding demon who traps Tanjiro and his companions inside a shifting mansion, in the German dub of Demon Slayer. The scene occurs during the Asakusa arc.
Who is German voice actor Marios Gavrilis?
Born in 1985 in Braunschweig, Germany, Marios Gavrilis works as a voice actor. His Demon Slayer credit is the German dub voice of Kyogai.
Is Marios Gavrilis part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer?
No, Gavrilis performs in the German dub of Demon Slayer, not the original Japanese cast. His role in that dub is Kyogai.
When was Marios Gavrilis born?
Marios Gavrilis was born on December 19, 1985. He is a German voice actor credited with the German dub role of Kyogai in Demon Slayer.
Is Kyogai the only character Gavrilis voices in Demon Slayer?
Yes, Kyogai is the only Demon Slayer role credited to Marios Gavrilis in the database. This is documented as his sole credit in the franchise.
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