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Heo Sung-tae

Voice Actor

South Korean actor who played Son Goku in the unofficial live-action Korean film Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku.

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Sub Role: Actor in Korean live-action adaptation
Nationality: South Korean
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Heo Sung-tae brought the character of Son Goku to life in the Korean live-action film Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku, a fan-made adaptation distinct from the official Dragon Ball theatrical releases. This unofficial project represented an interesting regional interpretation of the franchise, adapting the beloved martial artist into live-action format for Korean audiences.

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Career Context

Born in Busan, South Korea, Heo Sung-tae pursued acting work that crossed genres and mediums, including his notable role bringing the iconic character to the screen in this independent production.

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