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Elliot Leguizamo

Voice Actor

Elliot Leguizamo is a Mexican voice actor from Cuernavaca, Morelos who voices both Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa in the Latin American Spanish dub of Tokyo Ghoul.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Mexican
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Tokyo Ghoul Role

Leguizamo, full name Elliot Ivan Leguizamo Rodriguez, is credited with two roles in the Latin American Spanish dub of Tokyo Ghoul, Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa, both performed for the Latin American Spanish cast rather than the original Japanese production.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Elliot Leguizamo voice in Tokyo Ghoul?

In the Spanish dub of Tokyo Ghoul, Leguizamo voices both Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa. These two roles make up his credited work in the franchise.

How many roles does Elliot Leguizamo have in Tokyo Ghoul?

Two roles in the Spanish dub of Tokyo Ghoul are credited to Leguizamo, Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa. Both are performed for the Spanish-language cast rather than the original Japanese production.

Who is Elliot Leguizamo exactly?

Elliot Leguizamo, full name Elliot Ivan Leguizamo Rodriguez, is a Mexican voice actor. His Tokyo Ghoul roles are Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa, both recorded for the Spanish dub.

Which dub of Tokyo Ghoul does Elliot Leguizamo perform in?

Rather than the original Japanese production, Leguizamo's Tokyo Ghoul roles are recorded for the Spanish dub. He voices both Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa.

On what date was Elliot Leguizamo born?

Leguizamo was born on April 2. He voices Kishou Arima and Seidou Takizawa in the Spanish dub of Tokyo Ghoul.

Sources & Information

This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Tokyo Ghoul anime series, manga, and official materials. Tokyo Ghoul was created by Sui Ishida, published by Shueisha, and animated by Studio Pierrot. All rights to Tokyo Ghoul and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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