Marco Benedetti
Voice ActorMarco Benedetti provides the Italian dub voice of Keizo in Demon Slayer. He works as a voice actor, with no further personal details on record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Marco Benedetti voice in Demon Slayer?
In Demon Slayer, Benedetti provides the Italian dub voice of Keizo, a supporting character in the story. It is his only documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Marco Benedetti in Demon Slayer?
Marco Benedetti is a voice actor credited in the Italian dub of Demon Slayer. His role in the series is Keizo, with no further personal details on record.
Which dub of Demon Slayer does Marco Benedetti perform in?
Benedetti performs in the Italian dub of Demon Slayer, voicing the character Keizo. No other language credit is recorded for him in the series.
Does Marco Benedetti voice Keizo in the Italian dub of Demon Slayer?
Yes, Benedetti voices Keizo in the Italian dub of Demon Slayer. The supporting role is his documented credit in the series.
Is Keizo Marco Benedetti's only role in Demon Slayer?
Yes, Keizo is the only documented role listed for Benedetti in Demon Slayer. No additional character credits appear for him in the series.
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- Created byKoyoharu Gotouge
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- Animated byufotable
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