
Guilherme Briggs, a Brazilian voice actor born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970, has worked in Portuguese-language dubbing since 1991. He voices Toshinori Yagi in My Hero Academia.
Guilherme Briggs voices Toshinori Yagi in My Hero Academia. It is his sole listed credit in the franchise, recorded for the Portuguese dub.
Guilherme Briggs is a Brazilian voice actor born in Rio de Janeiro in 1970. He has worked in Portuguese language dubbing since 1991, including the role of Toshinori Yagi in My Hero Academia.
No, Briggs provides the Portuguese dub voice of Toshinori Yagi rather than performing in the original Japanese version. His work reaches Portuguese-speaking audiences of the series.
Guilherme Briggs is from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he was born on July 25, 1970. He voices Toshinori Yagi in the Portuguese dub of My Hero Academia.
Briggs has worked in Portuguese language dubbing since 1991. Toshinori Yagi in My Hero Academia is one credit within that long-running career.

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