Gerardo Reyero
Voice ActorGerardo Reyero, a Mexican voice actor born in Puebla in 1965, has worked in Spanish-language dubbing since 1989. He voices Enji Todoroki in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What character does Gerardo Reyero bring to life in My Hero Academia?
Enji Todoroki is voiced by Gerardo Reyero in the Spanish dub of My Hero Academia. It is his sole listed credit in the franchise.
Who is the performer behind Enji Todoroki in My Hero Academia?
Gerardo Reyero is a Mexican voice actor born in Puebla in 1965. He has worked in Spanish-language dubbing since 1989, including his role as Enji Todoroki in My Hero Academia.
Is Enji Todoroki's Spanish voice actor part of the Japanese cast?
No, Gerardo Reyero is not part of the original Japanese cast of My Hero Academia. He performs the Spanish-dub voice of Enji Todoroki instead.
What year was Gerardo Reyero born?
Puebla is Gerardo Reyero's birthplace, in 1965. His dubbing career, which began in 1989, includes voicing Enji Todoroki in the Spanish version of My Hero Academia.
Since what year has Gerardo Reyero worked in dubbing?
Since 1989, Gerardo Reyero has worked in Spanish-language dubbing. That career includes his role as Enji Todoroki in My Hero Academia.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the My Hero Academia anime series, manga, and official materials. My Hero Academia was created by Kohei Horikoshi, published by Shueisha, and animated by Bones. All rights to My Hero Academia and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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