André Schmidt
Voice ActorActive in dubbing since 2018, André Schmidt is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo. He voices Yo Shindo in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does André Schmidt voice in My Hero Academia?
Schmidt voices Yo Shindo in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia. It is the only recorded credit for this performer in the franchise.
What role does Yo Shindo hold within My Hero Academia's Class 1-B?
Yo Shindo is a Class 1-B student in My Hero Academia. Schmidt provides this character's voice in the Portuguese dub.
In which language track does André Schmidt's My Hero Academia role air?
Schmidt's My Hero Academia role airs in the Portuguese dub rather than the original Japanese broadcast. The character voiced there is Yo Shindo.
Where is André Schmidt from?
Schmidt is from São Paulo, Brazil. The My Hero Academia credit is the role of Yo Shindo in the Portuguese dub.
Which actor provides the Portuguese dub voice of Yo Shindo in My Hero Academia?
The Portuguese dub voice of Yo Shindo in My Hero Academia is provided by André Schmidt. This is the only recorded credit for Schmidt in the franchise.
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