Born in Calgary, Canada in 1958, Terri Hawkes is a Canadian voice actor known for playing Usagi Tsukino, Sailor Moon herself, across much of the DiC English dub's run.
Across the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon, Terri Hawkes performs as Usagi Tsukino, the series' title heroine, appearing in episode 12, episodes 14 through 20, and episodes 22 through 40. That same dub also credits her with the role of Princess Serenity.
Terri Hawkes is a Canadian voice actor from Calgary, Canada, born in 1958. Her lengthy run in the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon centers on the lead role, Usagi Tsukino.
Hawkes's performances were recorded for the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon, not the original Japanese broadcast. Her credited parts are Usagi Tsukino and Princess Serenity.
Born on January 31, 1958, in Calgary, Canada, Terri Hawkes is a Canadian voice actor. Her Sailor Moon credits include both Usagi Tsukino and Princess Serenity for the DiC English dub.
Among her Sailor Moon work, Hawkes is most associated with Usagi Tsukino, the character who becomes Sailor Moon, across the bulk of the DiC dub's episode run. Princess Serenity is her other credited part in that adaptation.

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