Ki-Hyun Kim
Voice ActorBorn in 1945, Ki-Hyun Kim (김기현) is a voice actor working in Korean-language dubbing, active since 1964. He voices Jet Black in the Korean dub of Cowboy Bebop.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is known about Ki-Hyun Kim?
Kim was born in 1945 and has worked in Korean-language dubbing since 1964. He voices Jet Black in the Korean dub of Cowboy Bebop.
Which character does Ki-Hyun Kim voice in Cowboy Bebop?
Jet Black is the role carrying Kim's voice in the Korean dub of Cowboy Bebop. It is his sole documented credit in the series.
Since when has Ki-Hyun Kim been voice acting?
1964 marks the start of Kim's recorded career. Jet Black, in Cowboy Bebop's Korean dub, is a credit drawn from that career.
What is Ki-Hyun Kim's date of birth?
Ki-Hyun Kim was born on June 24, 1945. He is credited with voicing Jet Black in the Korean dub of Cowboy Bebop.
Which dub of Cowboy Bebop does Ki-Hyun Kim perform in?
Kim recorded the Korean dub of Cowboy Bebop, taking on the role of Jet Black. No other credits are listed for him in the franchise.
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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Cowboy Bebop anime series, manga, and official materials. Cowboy Bebop was created by Hajime Yatate, published by Sunrise, and animated by Sunrise. All rights to Cowboy Bebop and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
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