Victor UGARTE
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(Spanish version)
Bleach (TV) as Uryu Ishida
Blood+ (TV) as Solomon
Cinderella Boy (TV) as Waiter
Cyborg 009 The Cyborg Soldier (TV) as Pal
Demon Lord Dante (TV) as Ryo Utsugi
Digimon Adventure (TV) as Joe/Jyou Kido
Dragon Ball GT (TV) as Son Goten
Dragon Ball Z (TV) as Goten (Teen)
Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn (movie 12) as Saike Oni/Janemba
Hamtaro (TV) as Bocadin (Oxnard)
Ikki Tousen (TV) as Genpo Saji
Metropolis (movie) as Atlas's friend
Mirmo Zibang! (TV) as Vike
Naruto (TV) as Sasuke
Naruto Special: Battle at Hidden Falls. I am the Hero! (OAV) as Sasuke *
Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow as Sasuke
Naruto: Konoha Sports Festival (movie) as Sasuke
Neon Genesis Evangelion (TV) as Shinji Ikari
Rave Master (TV) as Haru
Saint Seiya: The Hades Chapter - Elysion (OAV) as Pisces Aphrodite (TV Dub); Scorpio Milo (TV Dub); Sorrento (TV Dub)
Saint Seiya: The Hades Chapter - Sanctuary (OAV) as Milo de Escorpio; Aphrodita de Piscis (TV Dub); Argol de Perseo (TV Dub)
Samurai X: The Motion Picture as Yahiko Myojin
Slam Dunk (TV) as Nakamura (Latin America)
Transformers (live-action movie) as Sam Witwicky
(The) Vision of Escaflowne (TV) as Dilandau Albatou
Zatch Bell (TV) as Danny Boy; Sebe
Zenki (TV) as Zenki (Little)
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