Sérgio Moreno is a Brazilian voice actor born in São Paulo in 1968 who has worked in the Portuguese dub industry since 1989. He has voiced four roles in the franchise, including Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden.
Sérgio Moreno voices Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden in the Portuguese dub of One Piece. Three of these credits come from the 4Kids-era Portuguese dub, while Kouzuki Oden is not marked with that qualifier.
Moreno is a Brazilian voice actor who has worked in Portuguese-language dubbing since 1989. His One Piece credits span four roles: Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden.
All four of Moreno's One Piece roles, Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden, are delivered for the Portuguese-language track rather than the original Japanese broadcast. He is not part of the original Japanese cast for the series.
Moreno voices four characters in One Piece: Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden. Three of the four credits come from the 4Kids-era Portuguese dub.
Moreno has been active in the industry since 1989. His four One Piece credits, Benn Beckman, Mohji, Dalton, and Kouzuki Oden, are all performed for the Portuguese dub.

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