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Giada Sabellico

Voice Actor

Giada Sabellico is a voice actress who voices Remi Ayasaki in the Italian dub of Horimiya. It is her sole credit in the franchise.

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Giada Sabellico performs the Italian-dub voice of Remi Ayasaki in Horimiya, her listed role.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Giada Sabellico voice in Horimiya?

Remi Ayasaki is the character Giada Sabellico voices in Horimiya. The performance is recorded for the Italian dub and stands as her sole credit in the franchise.

Who is Giada Sabellico in the Horimiya cast?

Sabellico is a voice actress who performs in the Italian dub of Horimiya, where she voices Remi Ayasaki. It is the only role recorded for her within the franchise.

Is Giada Sabellico part of the original Japanese cast of Horimiya?

No, Sabellico is not part of the original Japanese cast. Her Remi Ayasaki performance in Horimiya is recorded for the Italian dub instead.

Which dub of Horimiya does Giada Sabellico perform in?

The Italian dub of Horimiya features Sabellico as the voice of Remi Ayasaki. It is her only listed credit in the series.

What biographical details are documented for Giada Sabellico?

Beyond her work as a voice actress, no birth year, hometown, or other biographical detail is documented for Sabellico. Her recorded credit is voicing Remi Ayasaki in the Italian dub of Horimiya.

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