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Luis Daniel Ramírez

Voice Actor

In the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon, Luis Daniel Ramírez voices two characters: Pegasus, also known as Helios, and the recurring character Poupelin.

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Sailor Moon Role

Luis Daniel Ramírez provides the Spanish dub voice of Pegasus, the dream-guardian who takes the form of Prince Helios in the SuperS arc, as well as the supporting character Poupelin, in Sailor Moon.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Luis Daniel Ramírez voice in Sailor Moon?

Two characters make up Luis Daniel Ramírez's Sailor Moon credits: Pegasus, also known as Helios, and the recurring character Poupelin. Both roles are performed for the Spanish-language release.

How many characters does Luis Daniel Ramírez voice in Sailor Moon?

Pegasus, also known as Helios, and Poupelin are the two characters Ramírez voices in Sailor Moon. Both are credited to the Spanish-language dub.

Who is Luis Daniel Ramírez in the Sailor Moon cast?

Luis Daniel Ramírez is a voice actor credited with two roles in the Spanish dub of Sailor Moon: Pegasus and Poupelin. He performs both parts for the Spanish-language release of the series.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Ramírez perform in?

The Spanish-language dub of Sailor Moon is where Ramírez's two roles, Pegasus and Poupelin, belong, rather than the original Japanese cast. He voices both characters for that release.

What is Luis Daniel Ramírez's most prominent role in Sailor Moon?

Ramírez's more prominent Sailor Moon role is Pegasus, a dream-guardian who appears in the form of Prince Helios during the SuperS story arc. His other credit, Poupelin, is a supporting character by comparison.

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