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Roberto Rocha

Voice Actor

A São Paulo-born voice actor, Roberto Rocha is Brazilian and has worked in the industry since 2005. He voices Mr. 9 and Helmeppo, both from the 4Kids version, along with Captain Nezumi from the earlier dub, in the Portuguese dub of One Piece.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Brazilian
Years Active: 2005-present
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One Piece Role

Rocha's Portuguese dub credits in One Piece include Mr. 9 and Helmeppo, recorded for the 4Kids version, and Captain Nezumi, voiced for the old dub, three roles spanning different stages of the franchise's dubbing history.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Roberto Rocha voice in One Piece?

Roberto Rocha voices Mr. 9 and Helmeppo from the 4Kids version, along with Captain Nezumi from the earlier dub, in the Portuguese dub of One Piece. All three credits belong to his São Paulo-based voice acting career.

How many characters has Roberto Rocha voiced in One Piece?

Three characters make up Roberto Rocha's Portuguese dub credits in One Piece: Mr. 9 and Helmeppo from the 4Kids version, and Captain Nezumi from the earlier dub. The roles span different stages of the franchise's dubbing history.

Which dub versions of One Piece feature Roberto Rocha?

The 4Kids version of One Piece features Roberto Rocha as Mr. 9 and Helmeppo, while the earlier Portuguese dub credits him as Captain Nezumi. All of his work in the franchise is recorded in Portuguese.

Who is Roberto Rocha, the One Piece voice actor?

A São Paulo-born voice actor, Roberto Rocha has worked in the industry since 2005. He voices Mr. 9, Helmeppo, and Captain Nezumi in the Portuguese dub of One Piece.

Which city does Roberto Rocha call home?

São Paulo, Brazil is where Roberto Rocha is from, and he has worked there as a voice actor since 2005. He voices Mr. 9, Helmeppo, and Captain Nezumi across different eras of One Piece's Portuguese dub.

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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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