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Sonia Scotti

Voice Actor

Sonia Scotti, born in 1945, is a voice actress who provides the Italian dub voice of Zirconia, the aged advisor to Queen Nehelenia, in Sailor Moon.

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Sailor Moon Role

Scotti voices Zirconia in the Italian dub, the aged advisor who serves Queen Nehelenia and commands the Dead Moon Circus during the Dream story arc of the series.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Sonia Scotti voice in Sailor Moon?

Sonia Scotti voices Zirconia, the aged advisor to Queen Nehelenia, in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon. It is her credited role in the franchise.

Who is Sonia Scotti?

Sonia Scotti is a voice actress born in 1945. She provides the Italian dub voice of Zirconia in Sailor Moon.

Does Sonia Scotti perform Zirconia's lines in Japanese?

No, Sonia Scotti voices Zirconia for the Italian-language dub of Sailor Moon, not the Japanese original. This is her credited role in the franchise.

When was Sonia Scotti born?

Sonia Scotti was born on July 4, 1945. She voices Zirconia, the advisor to Queen Nehelenia, in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon.

Which dub of Sailor Moon does Sonia Scotti perform in?

Sonia Scotti's Sailor Moon work is entirely for the Italian-language dub of the series. In that dub, she voices Zirconia, the aged advisor to Queen Nehelenia.

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