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Ramon Campos

Voice Actor

Ramon Campos, a Brazilian voice actor born September 11, 1984, in São Paulo, voices eight characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Macro, Shoujou, and Stalker, among others.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
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One Piece Role

Campos's extensive Portuguese dub work on One Piece includes Macro, Shoujou, Stalker, Yamakaji, Zambai, Magra, 'Hit Man' Gotti, and Byrnndi World, making him one of the most widely cast voices in the franchise's Brazilian cast.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What roles does Ramon Campos hold in One Piece?

Campos voices eight characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Macro, Shoujou, Stalker, Yamakaji, Zambai, Magra, "Hit Man" Gotti, and Byrnndi World. It is an extensive credit list within the Brazilian dub cast.

Who is Ramon Campos in the One Piece Portuguese dub cast?

Ramon Campos is a Brazilian voice actor born September 11, 1984, in São Paulo. His One Piece work spans eight roles in the Portuguese dub.

Which dub of One Piece features Ramon Campos?

Campos performs in the Portuguese-language dub of One Piece rather than the original Japanese cast. His eight roles are all credited to this Brazilian Portuguese dub.

How many roles does Ramon Campos hold in One Piece?

Campos voices eight characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, making him one of the most widely cast voices in the franchise's Brazilian cast. That is the largest role count among his credits in the series.

What is Ramon Campos's place of origin?

Campos hails from São Paulo, Brazil, where he works as a voice actor. He holds eight roles in the Portuguese dub of One Piece.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the One Piece anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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