Marcelo Campos is a Brazilian voice actor born in Sao Paulo in 1969. In the Portuguese dub of Sailor Moon he voices Artemis and Kou Seiya, also known as Sailor Star Fighter, among other roles.
Marcelo Campos holds five character credits in the Portuguese dub of Sailor Moon: Artemis, Kou Seiya / Sailor Star Fighter, Fish Eye, Kijin Shinokawa, and Yuichiro Kumada. All five make up his listed work on the series.
A Brazilian voice actor from São Paulo, Campos was born in 1969. In Sailor Moon's Portuguese dub, he holds five separate character credits.
Campos performs in the Portuguese dub of Sailor Moon, not the original Japanese cast. His roles there include Artemis and Kou Seiya / Sailor Star Fighter.
Among his five Sailor Moon credits, Campos is most associated with Artemis, the white cat advisor to the Sailor Guardians, and Kou Seiya, who fights as Sailor Star Fighter. These two roles are highlighted ahead of his other credits in the franchise.
Marcelo Campos was born on June 14, 1969, in São Paulo, Brazil. He holds five character credits in the Portuguese dub of Sailor Moon.

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