Frank Röth
Voice ActorA native of Weinheim, Germany, Frank Röth was born in 1959 and voices Grisha Yeager in the German dub of Attack on Titan. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Frank Röth voice in Attack on Titan?
Röth provides the German dub voice of Grisha Yeager in Attack on Titan. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Where is Frank Röth from?
Frank Röth is from Weinheim, Germany, according to the record. He voices Grisha Yeager in the German dub of Attack on Titan.
When was Frank Röth born?
Frank Röth was born on July 7, 1959, in Weinheim, Germany. He voices Grisha Yeager in the German dub of Attack on Titan.
Which dub of Attack on Titan does Röth perform in?
Röth performs in the German dub of Attack on Titan, voicing Grisha Yeager. It is his sole credited role in the series.
Is Frank Röth part of the original Japanese cast of Attack on Titan?
No, Röth is not part of the original Japanese cast. He voices Grisha Yeager for the German dub of Attack on Titan.
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