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Raul Rosa

Voice Actor

Raul Rosa voices nine characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Pudding Pudding, Tansui, and Jean Bart, among others. Born January 10, 1984, in São Paulo, he is Brazilian.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
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One Piece Role

Rosa's extensive Portuguese dub work on One Piece includes Pudding Pudding, Tansui, Jean Bart from episode 399 onward, 'Diamond' Jozu in episode 316, Minorhinoceros in episode 445, Lake, Albion, Leo, and Hajrudin, making him one of the most widely cast voices in the franchise's Brazilian cast.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Raul Rosa voice in One Piece?

Rosa voices nine characters in the Portuguese dub of One Piece, including Pudding Pudding, Tansui, and Jean Bart, among others. The full credit list also includes "Diamond" Jozu, Minorhinoceros, Lake, Albion, Leo, and Hajrudin.

How many characters does Raul Rosa voice in the Portuguese dub of One Piece?

Rosa is credited with nine roles in the Portuguese dub of One Piece. This makes Rosa one of the more widely cast voices in the franchise's Portuguese dub cast.

From which episode does Raul Rosa's Jean Bart appear in One Piece?

Jean Bart has been voiced by Raul Rosa in the Portuguese dub of One Piece from episode 399 onward. Jean Bart is one of nine characters credited to Rosa in the series.

Which One Piece character did Raul Rosa begin voicing in episode 316?

Raul Rosa began voicing "Diamond" Jozu in the Portuguese dub of One Piece starting with episode 316. It is one of nine credited roles held in the series.

What is Raul Rosa's nationality?

Raul Rosa is Brazilian, born January 10, 1984, in São Paulo. Nine characters are voiced by Rosa 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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