Laura Lenghi
Voice ActorLaura Lenghi, an Italian voice actress born in 1968, is from Rome. She provides the Italian dub voice of Mosquito Girl in One-Punch Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Laura Lenghi voice in One-Punch Man?
Laura Lenghi voices Mosquito Girl in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man. It is her only credited role in the franchise.
Who is Laura Lenghi?
Laura Lenghi is an Italian voice actress born in Rome in 1968. She voices Mosquito Girl in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man.
Which dub of One-Punch Man does Lenghi perform in?
Lenghi performs in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man rather than the original Japanese cast. In that dub, she voices Mosquito Girl.
Where is Laura Lenghi from?
Laura Lenghi is from Rome, Italy, and holds Italian nationality. She voices Mosquito Girl in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man.
When was Laura Lenghi born?
Laura Lenghi was born on April 30, 1968, in Rome. She voices Mosquito Girl in the Italian dub of One-Punch Man.
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