Felipe Grinnan
Voice ActorBorn in Rio de Janeiro in 1974, Felipe Grinnan is a Brazilian voice actor active since 1995. He voices Shuu Tsukiyama in the Portuguese dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Felipe Grinnan voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Shuu Tsukiyama is Grinnan's credited role in Tokyo Ghoul. The part was recorded for the Portuguese-language dub of the series.
Who is Felipe Grinnan, the actor behind Shuu Tsukiyama?
Felipe Grinnan is a Brazilian voice actor active since 1995. He voices Shuu Tsukiyama in the Portuguese dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Is Felipe Grinnan's Tokyo Ghoul role part of the original Japanese production?
Grinnan's Tokyo Ghoul role is not part of the original Japanese production; it was recorded for the Portuguese-language dub. He voices Shuu Tsukiyama in that version.
How long has Felipe Grinnan worked in dubbing?
Since 1995, Grinnan has worked in dubbing. His Tokyo Ghoul credit is Shuu Tsukiyama in the Portuguese-language version.
What is Felipe Grinnan's year of birth?
Rio de Janeiro, in 1974, is where Felipe Grinnan was born. He voices Shuu Tsukiyama in the Portuguese dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
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