Stefania Patruno
Voice ActorBorn in 1963, Stefania Patruno works as a voice actor. Her credit in My Hero Academia is Shoko Haimawari, voiced for the Italian dub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Stefania Patruno voice in My Hero Academia?
Shoko Haimawari is the character Patruno voices in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia. It is her only documented credit in the franchise.
Who is Stefania Patruno in My Hero Academia?
Born in 1963, Patruno is a voice actress. She provides the Italian dub voice of Shoko Haimawari in My Hero Academia.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Stefania Patruno perform in?
My Hero Academia credits Patruno's Shoko Haimawari role to the Italian dub track. This is the sole performance on record for her in the franchise.
Is Stefania Patruno part of the original Japanese cast of My Hero Academia?
No, Patruno is credited for the Italian dub of My Hero Academia, where she voices Shoko Haimawari. She does not appear in the original Japanese version.
When was Stefania Patruno born?
Stefania Patruno was born in 1963. Her only My Hero Academia credit is Shoko Haimawari, voiced for the Italian dub.
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