Il Kim
Voice ActorIl Kim works as a voice actor within the Korean dubbing industry and is credited with a single role in Death Note. He provides the Korean-dub voice of Mello, with no further biographical details on record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Il Kim voice in Death Note?
Mello is voiced by Il Kim in the Korean-language dub of Death Note. It is his only credited role in the franchise on record.
Is Il Kim's Death Note role performed in Japanese or Korean?
Il Kim's role in Death Note was delivered for the Korean-language dub, not the original Japanese cast. He voices the character Mello.
Who is Il Kim, the voice of Mello?
Working within the Korean dubbing industry, Il Kim is credited with a single role in Death Note. He provides the Korean-dub voice of Mello.
Is there biographical information on record for Il Kim?
No additional roles or background information have been recorded for Il Kim beyond his Death Note credit. His only documented role is Mello in the Korean dub.
What is Il Kim's name written natively?
Il Kim is credited natively as 김일 for his work in Death Note. He voices the character Mello for the Korean-language dub.
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