Lorella De Luca
Voice ActorLorella De Luca is an Italian voice actress from Monza, born in 1964. She provides the Italian dub voice of Beros in My Hero Academia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Lorella De Luca voice in My Hero Academia?
Lorella De Luca voices Beros in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia. Beros is a member of the Meta Liberation Army, and the role is her only listed credit in the franchise.
Who is voice actress Lorella De Luca?
Lorella De Luca is an Italian voice actress from Monza, born in 1964. In My Hero Academia, she provides the Italian dub voice of Beros.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Lorella De Luca perform in?
De Luca performs the role of Beros for the Italian dub of My Hero Academia rather than the original Japanese cast. It is her only credited appearance in the series.
When was Lorella De Luca born?
De Luca was born on April 3, 1964, in Monza, Italy. She voices Beros in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia.
Where is Lorella De Luca from?
De Luca was born in Monza, Italy, and is Italian by nationality. Her sole My Hero Academia credit is Beros, voiced for the Italian dub.
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