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Marie Nonnenmacher

Voice Actor

Marie Nonnenmacher, born in 1976, voices Makoto Kino in the French dub of Sailor Moon. They provide the character's voice as she fights under the identity of Sailor Jupiter.

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Sailor Moon Role

Nonnenmacher voices Makoto Kino in the French dub of Sailor Moon, the tall, tough-fighting member of the inner Sailor Guardians who transforms into Sailor Jupiter.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Marie Nonnenmacher?

Nonnenmacher was born in 1976. They stand as the French-dub performer behind Makoto Kino in Sailor Moon, a warrior known in battle as Sailor Jupiter.

Is Marie Nonnenmacher part of the original Japanese cast of Sailor Moon?

No, the original Japanese cast is separate from Nonnenmacher's work. Their credit is French-language, covering Makoto Kino, the Guardian who becomes Sailor Jupiter.

Which character does Marie Nonnenmacher voice in Sailor Moon?

Makoto Kino is one of the Guardians standing alongside Sailor Moon, known in combat as Sailor Jupiter. Nonnenmacher voices the character for the French release.

When was Marie Nonnenmacher born?

1976 marks Marie Nonnenmacher's year of birth. Their Sailor Moon credit covers Makoto Kino, performed for the French dub.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Marie Nonnenmacher perform in?

Nonnenmacher's Sailor Moon credit sits with the French dub. It covers Makoto Kino, the Guardian who fights as Sailor Jupiter.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Sailor Moon anime series, manga, and official materials. Sailor Moon was created by Naoko Takeuchi, published by Kodansha, and animated by Toei Animation. All rights to Sailor Moon and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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