Martial Le Minoux
Voice ActorA voice actor and ADR director, Martial Le Minoux was born in 1962 and has worked since 1990. He voices Shuu Tsukiyama in the French dub of Tokyo Ghoul.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Martial Le Minoux voice in Tokyo Ghoul?
Shuu Tsukiyama is the part carrying Le Minoux's voice in Tokyo Ghoul's French track. It is the sole entry under his name in the franchise.
What does Martial Le Minoux do besides voice acting?
Directing ADR sessions is separate work Le Minoux takes on. Shuu Tsukiyama, in Tokyo Ghoul's French dub, remains his performing credit there.
When was Martial Le Minoux born?
1962 is the birth year on record for Martial Le Minoux. Shuu Tsukiyama, performed for Tokyo Ghoul's French dub, is his credit in the franchise.
Which dub of Tokyo Ghoul does Martial Le Minoux perform in?
Tokyo Ghoul's French-language track carries Le Minoux's performance as Shuu Tsukiyama. ADR direction is a separate line of work he holds on the side.
Who is Martial Le Minoux?
Born in 1962 and active since 1990, Le Minoux works as a voice performer and ADR director. Shuu Tsukiyama, in Tokyo Ghoul's French dub, is among his credits.
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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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- Created bySui Ishida
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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