Ricardo Campos
Voice ActorBorn in 1976, Ricardo Campos is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of Super Mouse in One-Punch Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Ricardo Campos voice in One-Punch Man?
In One-Punch Man, Campos voices Super Mouse for the Portuguese dub. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
Who is voice actor Ricardo Campos?
Ricardo Campos is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo. His sole One-Punch Man credit is Super Mouse, performed for the Portuguese dub.
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Ricardo Campos perform in?
The Portuguese dub of One-Punch Man is where Campos performs the role of Super Mouse, rather than the original Japanese version. It is his only documented credit in the series.
What is Ricardo Campos's date of birth?
Campos was born in São Paulo, Brazil, in March 1976. He voices Super Mouse in the Portuguese-language dub of One-Punch Man.
Where is Ricardo Campos from?
São Paulo, Brazil, is where Campos hails from. His only credited role in One-Punch Man is Super Mouse, voiced for the Portuguese dub.
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