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Klaus-Dieter Klebsch

Voice Actor

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch, a German voice actor born in Potsdam in 1949, provides the German dub voice of Ketil in the first episode of Vinland Saga.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: German
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Vinland Saga Role

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch voices Ketil in the German dub of Vinland Saga, a credit specifically noted for the first episode of the series, drawing on his background as a Potsdam-born actor.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Klaus-Dieter Klebsch voice in Vinland Saga?

Ketil is voiced by Klaus-Dieter Klebsch in the German dub of Vinland Saga, a credit limited to the show's first episode. It is his only listed role in the franchise.

Who is Klaus-Dieter Klebsch in the Vinland Saga cast?

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch is a German voice actor born in Potsdam in 1949. He provides the German-language voice of Ketil in the first episode of Vinland Saga.

Which dub of Vinland Saga features Klaus-Dieter Klebsch?

The German-language dub of Vinland Saga is where Klaus-Dieter Klebsch performs, rather than the original Japanese cast. There he voices Ketil in the show's first episode.

When was Klaus-Dieter Klebsch born?

April 4, 1949, is when Klebsch was born. His Vinland Saga credit is the German dub voice of Ketil in the first episode.

Where is Klaus-Dieter Klebsch from?

Klaus-Dieter Klebsch was born in Potsdam, Germany. He voices Ketil in the German-language dub of Vinland Saga's first episode.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Anime based on the Vinland Saga anime series, manga, and official materials. Vinland Saga was created by Makoto Yukimura, published by Kodansha, and animated by MAPPA and Wit Studio. All rights to Vinland Saga and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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