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Cast in:
(Portuguese version)
Beast Fighter - The Apocalypse (TV) as Ayaka Sanders
Blood+ (TV) as Miu
Detective Loki (TV) as E-chan
Excel Saga (TV) as Anunciante da TV (ep 22); Apresentadora da TV (ep 18); Enfermeira (ep 12); Kumi Kumi; Mikako Hyatt; Puchuu Sayla (ep 22); [+ unlisted credits]
Heat Guy J (TV) as Phia Oliveira
Ikki Tousen (TV) as Ryomou Shimei
Kaleido Star (TV) as Rosseta Passel; Rosseta
Kaleido Star: New Wings Extra Stage (OAV) as Rosseta Pessel
Neon Genesis Evangelion (TV) as Misato Katsuragi (2007 redub)
Pocket Monsters: Diamond & Pearl (TV) as Maylene (Leader Veilstone); Minnie (ep 8)
Pokemon Chronicles (TV) as Délia Ketchum
Ryusei Sentai Musumet (TV) as Nako Seijou
SaiKano (TV) as Akemi
Sakura Wars (OAV) as Yuri Sakakibara
Sakura Wars (TV) as Yuri
Sakura Wars 2 (OAV) as Yuri Sakakibara
Solty Rei (TV) as Rose Anderson
Tokyo Mew Mew (TV) as Kiki
Ultimate Muscle (TV) as Roxane
Vandread (TV) as Barnette Orangello
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (TV) as Chris; Mana; Vivian
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