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Felipe Grinnan

Voice Actor

A Brazilian voice actor born in 1974 in Rio de Janeiro, Felipe Grinnan has voiced Kakashi Hatake, credited as Sukea, and Mizuki in the Portuguese dub of Naruto since 1995.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
Years Active: 1995-present
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Naruto Role

Felipe Grinnan's Portuguese dub work in Naruto includes Kakashi Hatake under the Sukea credit and the character Mizuki, two roles in the series he has held since his 1995 debut.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Felipe Grinnan voice in Naruto?

Felipe Grinnan voices Kakashi Hatake, credited as Sukea, and Mizuki in the Portuguese dub of Naruto. Both roles are part of his career that began in 1995.

How many Naruto characters has Felipe Grinnan voiced?

Two characters make up Felipe Grinnan's Naruto credits in the Portuguese dub: Kakashi Hatake, under the Sukea credit, and Mizuki. He has worked in dubbing since 1995.

Does Felipe Grinnan perform in Naruto's original Japanese version?

Grinnan does not perform in the original Japanese version of Naruto; his work there is for the Portuguese dub. He voices Kakashi Hatake, credited as Sukea, and Mizuki.

Where is Felipe Grinnan, the Naruto voice actor, from?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is Felipe Grinnan's home. He has voiced Kakashi Hatake, credited as Sukea, and Mizuki in Naruto's Portuguese dub since 1995.

What day was Felipe Grinnan born on?

January 5, 1974 marks Felipe Grinnan's birth in Rio de Janeiro. He voices Kakashi Hatake, credited as Sukea, and Mizuki in Naruto's Portuguese dub.

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