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Klaus-Dieter Klebsch

Voice Actor

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch is a German voice actor born in Potsdam in 1949. He lends his voice to Void and Adon Coborlwitz in the German dub of Berserk.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: German
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Berserk Role

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch voices Void, as well as Adon Coborlwitz in the German dub of Berserk. He is credited with these two parts and no others in the franchise.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Klaus-Dieter Klebsch voice in Berserk?

Void and Adon Coborlwitz are both voiced by Klaus-Dieter Klebsch in the German dub of Berserk. He is credited with these two parts and no others in the franchise.

How many characters does Klaus-Dieter Klebsch voice in Berserk?

Two characters make up Klaus-Dieter Klebsch's Berserk credits: Void and Adon Coborlwitz. Both roles are performed for the German-language dub.

Who is Klaus-Dieter Klebsch in the Berserk cast?

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch is a German voice actor born in Potsdam in 1949. In the German dub of Berserk, he is credited with two roles, Void and Adon Coborlwitz.

Which dub of Berserk does Klaus-Dieter Klebsch perform in?

The German-language dub of Berserk is where Klaus-Dieter Klebsch's two roles, Void and Adon Coborlwitz, belong, rather than the original Japanese cast. He was born in Potsdam, Germany, in 1949.

When was Klaus-Dieter Klebsch born?

Klebsch was born on April 4, 1949, in Potsdam, Germany. He voices both Void and Adon Coborlwitz in the German dub of Berserk.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Berserk anime series, manga, and official materials. Berserk was created by Kentaro Miura, published by Hakusensha, and animated by OLM. All rights to Berserk and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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