Christopher Smith
Voice ActorChristopher Smith is a voice actor credited with the role of Noro in the English-language dub of the anime Tokyo Ghoul, his only listed appearance in the franchise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Christopher Smith voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Smith voices Noro in the English-language adaptation of Tokyo Ghoul. No other Tokyo Ghoul work appears in the wiki's records for him.
How many roles does Christopher Smith have in Tokyo Ghoul?
He has just one credited role in Tokyo Ghoul. Noro is the only character listed for him in the wiki's records for the franchise.
Which dub of Tokyo Ghoul does Christopher Smith perform in?
He performs in the English-language dub of Tokyo Ghoul rather than the original Japanese cast. Noro is the character connected to that credit.
What is Christopher Smith's birthday?
His birthday is recorded as July 17. The wiki does not list a birth year for him, only the day and month.
Who is Christopher Smith in the Tokyo Ghoul voice cast?
He works as a voice actor in English-language anime dubbing. Tokyo Ghoul credits him with voicing Noro for the English-language adaptation of the series.
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