Jacopo Calatroni
Voice ActorBorn in 1987, Jacopo Calatroni is a voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice of Eijiro Kirishima in My Hero Academia. The role places him within the series' Italian-language voice cast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Jacopo Calatroni voice in My Hero Academia?
Jacopo Calatroni provides the Italian dub voice of Eijiro Kirishima in My Hero Academia. Kirishima is the Class 1-A hero known as Red Riot.
Who is voice actor Jacopo Calatroni?
Jacopo Calatroni is an Italian dub voice actor born on December 13, 1987. His credited role in My Hero Academia is Eijiro Kirishima.
Which dub of My Hero Academia does Jacopo Calatroni perform in?
Calatroni performs in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia rather than the original Japanese version. He voices the character Eijiro Kirishima in that release.
When was Jacopo Calatroni born?
Jacopo Calatroni was born on December 13, 1987. He voices Eijiro Kirishima in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia.
Is Eijiro Kirishima Jacopo Calatroni's only role in My Hero Academia?
Eijiro Kirishima is the only role listed for Calatroni in My Hero Academia. No other characters in the series are credited to him.
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