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Marco Vivio

Voice Actor

Born in 1978, Marco Vivio is a voice actor who voices Togusa in the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell. The role places him among the performers who have voiced the character across the franchise's Italian versions.

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Ghost in the Shell Role

Marco Vivio is credited as the voice of Togusa for the Italian-language dub of Ghost in the Shell, one of the performers who have taken on the character within the franchise's Italian-speaking cast.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Marco Vivio voice in Ghost in the Shell?

Togusa is the character Marco Vivio voices in Ghost in the Shell. The performance is recorded for the Italian dub of the franchise.

Who is Marco Vivio in the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell?

Vivio is a voice actor born on March 31, 1978, credited with voicing Togusa in Ghost in the Shell. The role is performed for the franchise's Italian-language dub.

Is Marco Vivio part of the original Japanese cast of Ghost in the Shell?

No, Vivio's Togusa performance is recorded for the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell. It is not part of the original Japanese voice cast.

What is Marco Vivio's date of birth?

March 31, 1978, is Vivio's date of birth. He voices Togusa in the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell.

Has only one actor voiced Togusa in the Italian dub of Ghost in the Shell?

No, Marco Vivio is one of several performers who have voiced Togusa across the franchise's Italian-language versions. His credit reflects one entry in that shared casting history.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Ghost in the Shell anime series, manga, and official materials. Ghost in the Shell was created by Masamune Shirow, published by Kodansha, and animated by Production I.G. All rights to Ghost in the Shell and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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