Mo Yang
Voice ActorMo Yang provides the Chinese dub voices of the Spider Demon Father and Rokuro in Demon Slayer. Born in 1981, he works as a Chinese voice actor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Mo Yang voice in Demon Slayer?
Mo Yang voices two roles in the Chinese dub of Demon Slayer, Rokuro and Spider Demon (Father). Both credits are part of his work in the series.
How many characters does Mo Yang voice in Demon Slayer?
Two characters, Rokuro and Spider Demon (Father), are credited to Mo Yang in Demon Slayer, both for the Chinese-language dub. This reflects his work across two distinct demon-related roles.
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Mo Yang perform in?
Yang performs in the Chinese dub of Demon Slayer rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices both Rokuro and Spider Demon (Father) in that track.
When was Mo Yang born?
Mo Yang was born on July 15, 1981. He voices Rokuro and Spider Demon (Father) in the Chinese dub of Demon Slayer.
Who is Mo Yang, the voice actor?
Mo Yang is a voice actor born in 1981 who provides two Chinese dub roles in Demon Slayer. He voices both Rokuro and Spider Demon (Father).
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