
Born in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1980, Yuval Segal is an Israeli voice actor active since 1986. He has voiced three roles in the Hebrew dub of Sailor Moon: Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata.
Yuval Segal voices three characters in the Hebrew dub of Sailor Moon: Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata. These are his credited roles in the series.
Segal voices three characters in Sailor Moon: Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata. All three are credited to the Hebrew-language dub.
Yuval Segal is an Israeli voice actor from Tel Aviv whose career dates back to 1986. In Sailor Moon, he voices Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata for the Hebrew dub.
Segal's Sailor Moon roles, Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata, belong to the Hebrew-language dub rather than the original Japanese cast. All three credits are part of the show's Hebrew-language voice cast.
Yuval Segal was born on December 6, 1980, in Tel Aviv, Israel. His Sailor Moon credits are Souichi Tomoe, Hawk's Eye, and Kitakata.

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