Benjamin RIVERA
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Cast in:
(Spanish version)
Akira (movie) as Tetsuo (Mexico)
Betterman (TV) as Keita Aono
Bleach (TV) as Keigo Asano
Blue Seed (TV) as Yoshiki Yaegashi
Burn Up Excess (TV) as Bob (ep 4)
Captain Tsubasa J (TV) as Wakabayashi Genzo/Benjie Price
Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002 (TV) as Oliver Atton (Tsubasa Ohzora) (child/adult)
Cinderella Boy (TV) as Joker
Cowboy Bebop: The Movie as Dr. Harris (Latin America dub)
Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier (TV) as Phil; Philip (ep 13)
Demashitaa! Powerpuff Girls Z (TV) as Gomma
Demon Lord Dante (TV)
Digimon Adventure (TV) as Piedmon
Digimon Adventure 02 (TV) as Ken Ichijouji/Digimon Kaiser
Fighting Spirit (TV) as Masaru Aoki
Gegege no Kitarō (TV 4/1996) as Hombre Rata (Nezumi Otoko)
Ikki Tousen (TV) as Sousou Moutoku
Inuyasha (TV) as Akitoki Houjou
Karasu Tengu Kabuto (TV) as Kabuto
Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba (TV) as Takeshi Onimaru
Kirby: Right Back At Ya! (TV) as Tuff
Magnetic Rose (movie) as Miguel Costrera
Mahoujin Guru Guru (TV) as Nicky (Nike)
Naruto (TV) as Yashamaru
Ninja Robots (TV) as Joe Maia (Sho)
Patlabor The Mobile Police (TV) as Asuma Shinohara
Pilot Candidate (TV) as Art Willy Codward
Pocket Monster Crystal: Raikou Ikazuchi no Densetsu (special) as Jimmy (Kenta)
Ranma ½ (TV) as Ryoga Hibiki (1st voice)
Ranma ½: Big Trouble in Nekonron, China (movie) as Ryoga
Saber Marionette J (TV) as Fausto I
Sailor Moon R (TV) as Andrew; Principe Diamante
Sailor Moon R Movie: Promise of the Rose as Fiore
Sailor Moon Sailor Stars (TV) as Takuya Moroboshi (un episodio)
Sailor Moon SuperS (TV) as Ojo de Aguila
Saint Seiya (TV) as Aquarius Camus (one ep); Capricorn Shura (Ep.96); Mizar Cid; Scorpio Milo
Saint Seiya: The Hades Chapter - Inferno (OAV) as Aquarius Camus (TV Dub); Scorpio Milo (TV Dub)
Slam Dunk (TV) as Hisashi Mitsui (Latin America); Shiosaku (Latin America)
Soul Hunter (TV) as raishinshi (ALL)
Voltron (TV) as Keith
Voltron: The Third Dimension (U.S. TV) as Keith
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (TV) as Tristan Taylor/Hiroto Honda
Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie (U.S.) as Tristan Taylor/Hiroto Honda
Zatch Bell (TV) as Periko
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Despite a flimsy premise and lackluster male lead, this story about a girl doomed to perpetually finish second to a chief rival who has secretly fallen in love with her (mostly) succeeds for two simple reasons: it is often quite funny and occasionally endearingly sweet.
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An amnesiac girl enrolls in an all-
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This is a collection of gags in search of a plotline, and when it finally does find a story to tell, the change in tone is so abrupt that you end up wishing it had stayed pointless and stupid.
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