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Mauricio Pérez

Voice Actor

Lucky Roux and Brogy are voiced by Mauricio Pérez in the Spanish dub of One Piece, with no further biographical details recorded for him.

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One Piece Role

Mauricio Pérez's Spanish dub credits in One Piece consist of two characters, Lucky Roux and Brogy. Together they make up his complete listed contribution to the series' voice cast.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Mauricio Pérez voice in One Piece?

Mauricio Pérez voices Lucky Roux and Brogy in the Spanish dub of One Piece. Together these make up his complete listed contribution to the series' voice cast.

Who provides the Spanish dub voice of Lucky Roux in One Piece?

Lucky Roux is voiced by Mauricio Pérez, who also voices Brogy in the same Spanish dub of One Piece. No further biographical details are recorded for him.

In which language dub does Mauricio Pérez appear in One Piece?

Pérez's One Piece roles, Lucky Roux and Brogy, are both recorded for the Spanish dub rather than the original Japanese broadcast. These two credits are his full listed work on the series.

How many Spanish dub credits does Mauricio Pérez have in One Piece?

Pérez voices two characters in One Piece: Lucky Roux and Brogy. Both credits belong to the Spanish dub of the series.

What is known about Mauricio Pérez as a voice actor?

Mauricio Pérez is credited as a voice actor in the Spanish dub industry, with no further biographical details on record. His One Piece work covers Lucky Roux and Brogy.

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