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Il Kim is a voice actor who voices Akito Sohma of the Sohma family in the Korean dub of Fruits Basket, his only credited role in the series.

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In the Korean dub of Fruits Basket, Il Kim provides the voice of Akito Sohma, the sole role credited to him within the franchise's Korean-language cast.
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Who does Il Kim voice in Fruits Basket?

Akito Sohma, of the Sohma family, is voiced by Il Kim in the Korean dub of Fruits Basket. It is his only credited role in the series.

Who is Il Kim, the voice of Akito Sohma?

Il Kim is a voice actor credited with performing in the Korean-language dub of Fruits Basket. He provides the voice of Akito Sohma, a member of the Sohma family.

Which language dub of Fruits Basket features Il Kim?

The Korean dub of Fruits Basket features Il Kim as the voice of Akito Sohma, rather than the original Japanese cast. It is his only listed credit in the franchise.

Is Akito Sohma Il Kim's only role in Fruits Basket?

Yes, Akito Sohma is the sole role credited to Il Kim within Fruits Basket's Korean-language cast. No other credits are recorded for him in the series.

What is Il Kim's name in Korean script?

Il Kim's name is recorded natively as 김일. He is known for voicing Akito Sohma in the Korean-language dub of Fruits Basket.

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