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Lorella De Luca

Voice Actor

Lorella De Luca is an Italian voice actress born in 1964 in Monza. She voices Sailor Tin Nyanko in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Italian
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Sailor Moon Role

Lorella De Luca provides the Italian dub voice of Sailor Tin Nyanko, one of the Animamates who serve Sailor Galaxia during the Sailor Stars arc. It is her sole credited role in the franchise.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Lorella De Luca voice in Sailor Moon?

De Luca voices Sailor Tin Nyanko in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon. The character is one of the Animamates who serve Sailor Galaxia during the Sailor Stars arc, and it is De Luca's sole credit in the franchise.

What is Lorella De Luca's background as a voice actress?

Lorella De Luca is an Italian voice actress born in Monza in 1964. Her Sailor Moon work consists of a single role, Sailor Tin Nyanko, recorded for the Italian dub.

Is Lorella De Luca part of the Sailor Moon Italian dub cast?

De Luca performs in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon rather than the original Japanese cast, voicing Sailor Tin Nyanko. It stands as her only credit in the series.

On what date was Lorella De Luca born?

Lorella De Luca was born on April 3, 1964. She voices Sailor Tin Nyanko in the Italian dub of Sailor Moon.

Where was Lorella De Luca born?

De Luca was born in Monza, Italy. Her only Sailor Moon credit, Sailor Tin Nyanko, is performed for the Italian dub.

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