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Laura Lenghi

Voice Actor

Born in 1968 in Rome, Laura Lenghi is an Italian voice actress who voices Queen Beryl and, in the Shin Vision redub, the talking cat Luna, in Sailor Moon.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Italian
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Sailor Moon Role

Laura Lenghi provides the Italian dub voice of Queen Beryl, the ruler of the Dark Kingdom in the series' first arc, and also voices Luna, the Sailor Guardians' feline mentor, in the newer Shin Vision Italian redub.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Laura Lenghi voice in Sailor Moon?

Laura Lenghi voices Queen Beryl, ruler of the Dark Kingdom, in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon. She also voices Luna, the Sailor Guardians' feline mentor, in the newer Shin Vision Italian redub.

Who is voice actress Laura Lenghi?

Laura Lenghi is an Italian voice actress born in Rome in 1968. Her Sailor Moon work includes the Italian dub voices of Queen Beryl and Luna.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Lenghi perform in?

Lenghi performs in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon rather than the original Japanese cast. Her Luna role specifically comes from the newer Shin Vision Italian redub.

How many characters does Laura Lenghi voice in Sailor Moon?

Laura Lenghi voices two characters in Sailor Moon, Queen Beryl and Luna. Both are part of the Italian dub of the series.

What is Laura Lenghi's hometown?

Laura Lenghi's hometown is Rome, Italy, and she holds Italian nationality. She was born there in 1968 and voices Queen Beryl and Luna in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon.

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