Hannes Maurer
Voice ActorHannes Maurer is a German voice actor born in Berlin in 1983, active since 1993. He voices Boota in the German dub of Gurren Lagann.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Hannes Maurer voice in Gurren Lagann?
Hannes Maurer voices Boota in the German dub of Gurren Lagann. It is his only credited role in the series.
Who exactly is Hannes Maurer?
Hannes Maurer is a German voice actor born in Berlin in 1983, active since 1993. In Gurren Lagann, he voices Boota for the German dub.
Which dub of Gurren Lagann does Hannes Maurer perform in?
Hannes Maurer performs the role of Boota for Gurren Lagann's German dub rather than the original Japanese cast. He has held this role since becoming active in 1993.
When was Hannes Maurer born?
Hannes Maurer was born in Berlin, Germany, in 1983. He voices Boota in the German dub of Gurren Lagann, a role he has held since becoming active in 1993.
When did Hannes Maurer start voice acting?
Hannes Maurer became active as a voice actor in 1993. Since then, his Gurren Lagann credit has been the German dub voice of Boota.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Gurren Lagann anime series, manga, and official materials. Gurren Lagann was created by Gainax, published by Kadokawa, and animated by Gainax and Trigger. All rights to Gurren Lagann and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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- Published byKadokawa
- Animated byGainax
- Animated byTrigger
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