
Amanda Celine Miller, a voice actress born September 10, 1987, has worked in the industry since 2005. She voices Makoto Kino, also known as Sailor Jupiter, alongside Guardian Jupiter and U-Estern across the Viz Media English dub of Sailor Moon.
In the Viz Media English dub of Sailor Moon, Miller voices Makoto Kino, also known as Sailor Jupiter. Her Sailor Moon work also includes Guardian Jupiter in the Crystal adaptation and the character U-Estern.
Three credited roles in the English dub of Sailor Moon belong to Miller: Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter, Guardian Jupiter, and U-Estern. All three are part of her documented Sailor Moon work.
Amanda Celine Miller is a voice actress credited with three roles in the English dub of Sailor Moon. Her characters include Makoto Kino, known as Sailor Jupiter, along with Guardian Jupiter and U-Estern.
Rather than the original Japanese cast, Miller's Sailor Moon roles are recorded for the Viz Media English dub. Her credits include Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter, Guardian Jupiter, and U-Estern.
Miller was born on September 10, 1987. She voices three roles in the English dub of Sailor Moon, including Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter.

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