Marco Benedetti is a voice actor who provides the Italian dub voice for three My Hero Academia characters: Mashirao Ojiro, Tensei Ida, and Atsuhiro Sako.
Benedetti provides the Italian dub voice for three My Hero Academia characters. They are Mashirao Ojiro, Tensei Ida, and Atsuhiro Sako.
Marco Benedetti is a voice actor credited across the Italian dub of My Hero Academia. He voices Mashirao Ojiro, Tensei Ida, and Atsuhiro Sako in the series.
The Italian dub is where Benedetti performs in My Hero Academia, rather than the original Japanese cast. His three roles there include Mashirao Ojiro, Tensei Ida, and Atsuhiro Sako.
Marco Benedetti voices three characters in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia: Mashirao Ojiro, Tensei Ida, and Atsuhiro Sako. All three credits are recorded in the same Italian-language adaptation.
Yes, Benedetti voices Mashirao Ojiro in the Italian dub of My Hero Academia. He is also credited as Tensei Ida and Atsuhiro Sako in the same production.

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