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Francesco Orlando

Voice Actor

Francesco Orlando, a voice actor born in 1963, provides the voice of Yammy Llargo, Tenjirō Kirinji, and PePe Waccabrada in Bleach's Italian dub. Francesco Orlando is credited with 3 roles in the Bleach franchise in total.

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Bleach Role

Francesco Orlando's work in Bleach consists of Yammy Llargo, Tenjirō Kirinji, and PePe Waccabrada, recorded in Italian for the localized broadcast. Francesco Orlando is credited with 3 named roles in the Bleach franchise in this database.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Francesco Orlando voice in Bleach?

Francesco Orlando voices Yammy Llargo, Tenjirō Kirinji, and PePe Waccabrada in the Italian dub of Bleach. These three roles make up his credited work in the franchise.

How many roles does Francesco Orlando have in Bleach?

Orlando is credited with three separate roles in the Italian dub of Bleach. No additional characters beyond these three are documented for him in the series.

Who is Francesco Orlando?

Francesco Orlando is a voice actor born in 1963 who performs in the Italian dub of Bleach. He voices Yammy Llargo, Tenjirō Kirinji, and PePe Waccabrada in the series.

When was Francesco Orlando born?

Francesco Orlando was born on July 13, 1963. He voices three characters in the Italian dub of Bleach.

Which dub of Bleach does Francesco Orlando perform in?

Orlando performs in the Italian dub of Bleach rather than the original Japanese version. He is credited with three roles in that release.

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