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Tilo Schmitz

Voice Actor

A German voice actor born in Radebeul in 1959, Tilo Schmitz voices Batou in the Call of Duty crossover appearance of Ghost in the Shell. The credit reflects his work on the franchise's German dub.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: German
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Ghost in the Shell Role

Tilo Schmitz voices Batou for the German dub of Ghost in the Shell's Call of Duty crossover, his listed credit within the franchise.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Tilo Schmitz voice in Ghost in the Shell?

Batou is the character Tilo Schmitz voices in the Call of Duty crossover appearance of Ghost in the Shell. This is his only listed credit within the franchise.

Who is Tilo Schmitz in the Ghost in the Shell voice cast?

Tilo Schmitz is a German voice actor credited with the Ghost in the Shell franchise through a Call of Duty crossover role as Batou. He was born in Radebeul, Germany.

Which dub does Tilo Schmitz's Ghost in the Shell credit belong to?

The German dub is where Tilo Schmitz's Ghost in the Shell credit belongs, recorded for the franchise's Call of Duty crossover appearance. He voices Batou in that release.

When was Tilo Schmitz born?

Tilo Schmitz was born on July 6, 1959. He voices Batou in the German dub of Ghost in the Shell's Call of Duty crossover appearance.

Where is Tilo Schmitz from?

Tilo Schmitz is from Radebeul, Germany. His Ghost in the Shell credit is Batou, voiced for the franchise's Call of Duty crossover in German.

Sources & Information

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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