Ramon Campos
Voice ActorBorn in 1984, Ramon Campos is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo. He provides the Portuguese dub voice of Mohican in One-Punch Man.
Frequently Asked Questions
What character does Ramon Campos portray in the One-Punch Man Portuguese dub?
Campos provides the Portuguese dub voice of Mohican in One-Punch Man. It is his only credited role in the franchise.
What is known about Ramon Campos as a voice actor?
Ramon Campos is a Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo, born in September 1984. In One-Punch Man he voices Mohican for the Portuguese dub.
Does Ramon Campos voice Mohican in Japanese or Portuguese?
Campos voices Mohican in the Portuguese-language dub of One-Punch Man, not the original Japanese cast. This Portuguese dub credit is his only listed role in the series.
What is Ramon Campos's date of birth?
Campos was born in September 1984 in São Paulo, Brazil. He is credited as the Portuguese dub voice of Mohican in One-Punch Man.
What city is Ramon Campos from?
Campos is from São Paulo, Brazil, and works as a Brazilian voice actor. His One-Punch Man credit is Mohican, voiced for the Portuguese dub.
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