Francesco Orlando
Voice ActorFrancesco Orlando, born in 1963, is credited in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia, voicing Fumikage Tokoyami. It is the only role listed for this performer in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Francesco Orlando voice in My Hero Academia?
Francesco Orlando voices Fumikage Tokoyami in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia. No other roles in the franchise are documented for him.
Who is Francesco Orlando?
Francesco Orlando is a voice actor born in 1963. He is credited in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia, voicing Fumikage Tokoyami.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Francesco Orlando perform in?
Orlando performs in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia rather than the original Japanese version. He voices the character Fumikage Tokoyami in that release.
When was Francesco Orlando born?
Francesco Orlando was born on July 13, 1963. He voices Fumikage Tokoyami in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia.
Is Fumikage Tokoyami Francesco Orlando's only role in My Hero Academia?
Fumikage Tokoyami is the only performance documented for Orlando in My Hero Academia. No other characters in the series are recorded for him.
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