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Tracey Hoyt

Voice Actor

Tracey Hoyt, a Canadian voice actor born in Chatham-Kent in 1964, is best known in the Sailor Moon franchise for voicing Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon, across multiple English releases.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Canadian
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Sailor Moon Role

Tracey Hoyt voiced Chibiusa Tsukino, the pink-haired Sailor Chibi Moon, across separate Sailor Moon English releases. She also played the recurring character Janelyn in more than one version and voiced the group role DD Girls.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Tracey Hoyt voice in Sailor Moon?

Tracey Hoyt voices Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon, across multiple English releases of Sailor Moon. She also plays the recurring character Janelyn and voices the group role DD Girls.

What is Tracey Hoyt best known for in Sailor Moon?

Tracey Hoyt is best known in the Sailor Moon franchise for voicing Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon. She played the role across separate English releases of the series.

How many characters does Tracey Hoyt voice in Sailor Moon?

Hoyt voices three characters in Sailor Moon. They are Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon, the recurring character Janelyn, and the group role DD Girls.

Who is Tracey Hoyt?

Tracey Hoyt is a Canadian voice actor born in Chatham-Kent in 1964. She is best known for voicing Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon, in Sailor Moon.

Where is Tracey Hoyt from?

Tracey Hoyt is from Chatham-Kent, Canada, where she was born on January 14, 1964. She voices Chibiusa Tsukino, Sailor Chibi Moon, in the English releases of Sailor Moon.

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