Frédéric Souterelle
Voice ActorBorn in 1972, Frédéric Souterelle is a French voice actor from Reims with four credits in the French dub of My Hero Academia. His roles include Sekijiro Kan, Enji Todoroki, Sorahiko Torino, and Kyudai Garaki.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters does Frédéric Souterelle voice in My Hero Academia?
In My Hero Academia, Souterelle voices four characters in the French dub: Sekijiro Kan, Enji Todoroki, Sorahiko Torino, and Kyudai Garaki. The spread of roles reflects an established position within the series' French-language cast.
How many characters does Frédéric Souterelle voice in My Hero Academia?
Four credited roles in the French dub of My Hero Academia belong to Souterelle. Together, Sekijiro Kan, Enji Todoroki, Sorahiko Torino, and Kyudai Garaki make up his full documented contribution to the franchise.
Who is French dub actor Frédéric Souterelle?
Frédéric Souterelle is a French voice actor with four credited roles in the French-language dub of My Hero Academia. He is not part of the original Japanese cast of the series.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Frédéric Souterelle perform in?
The French dub of My Hero Academia is where Souterelle records his roles, rather than the original Japanese version. His four characters include Enji Todoroki and Sorahiko Torino.
When was Frédéric Souterelle born?
Souterelle was born in 1972. He is a French voice actor whose French dub credits in My Hero Academia include Sekijiro Kan and Kyudai Garaki.
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