Jang Kim
Voice ActorJang Kim, born June 8, 1970, has worked in voice acting since 1997. He provides the Korean dub voice of Tengen Uzui in Demon Slayer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which character does Jang Kim voice in Demon Slayer?
Tengen Uzui, the flamboyant Sound Hashira and ex-shinobi at the center of the Entertainment District arc, is voiced by Jang Kim in the Korean dub of Demon Slayer. It is his only listed credit in the series.
Who is Jang Kim in Demon Slayer?
Jang Kim is the Korean-dub voice behind Tengen Uzui in Demon Slayer. He has worked as a voice actor since 1997.
Is Jang Kim part of the original Japanese cast of Demon Slayer?
No, Kim voices Tengen Uzui for the Korean-language dub rather than the original Japanese cast. This is his sole credited role in Demon Slayer.
What is Jang Kim's date of birth?
June 8, 1970, is Jang Kim's date of birth. He is credited as the Korean dub voice of Tengen Uzui in Demon Slayer.
How long has Jang Kim been working as a voice actor?
Kim entered the voice acting field in 1997 and has continued working since. His Demon Slayer credit is Tengen Uzui in the Korean-language dub.
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