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Fan Casting Ryota Suzuki as Do-jing the Squid in Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story

doctorcbro made this fan casting suggestion on August 9, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Ryota Suzuki as Do-jing the Squid in Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story

Ryota Suzuki

26 years old
Ryota Suzuki (鈴木 崚汰, Suzuki Ryōta, December 22, 1998) is a Japanese voice actor was born in Nagoya, Aichi and raised in Chiba. He is affiliated with TMS Music. He graduated from the Nihon Narēshon ...
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Do-jing the Squid in Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story
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Ryota Suzuki

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Do-jing the Squid (Do-jing)

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Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story
Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story

Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story

KOR, JAP, ENG
by SANDBOX FRIENDS Including Ddotty
It is the story of Heptagram, the grandson of old Mr. Ddotty, who comes to visit and hears stories from his grandfather, and is based on the situation drama of the now disbanded SANDBOX FRIENDS. ...
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Ryota Suzuki has been suggested by fans for 10 roles on myCast, including 2nd Reiwa Generation in Face of Japan Super Justice.. Similar actors include Koki Uchiyama, Fairouz Ai, and Gen Satô. Ryota Suzuki was suggested to play Do-jing the Squid in Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story by doctorcbro. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Jae-Heon Jeong, Jeong Jaehun, and Dream(Clay). Ddotty and Sleepground: A needlessly touching story has 26 roles, including The Monsters, Young Heptagram, and Old Heptagram.

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