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Ki-Hyun Kim

Voice Actor

Ki-Hyun Kim (김기현), born in 1945 and active since 1964, is a voice actor who provides the Korean dub voice of Shiki in One Piece, his only recorded credit.

Role: Voice Actor
Years Active: 1964-present
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One Piece Role

Ki-Hyun Kim's sole One Piece credit is Shiki, whom he voices for the Korean dub of the series. It is his only recorded role since he joined the cast in 1964.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character does Ki-Hyun Kim voice in One Piece?

Shiki is the role Kim performs for the Korean dub of One Piece. It stands as his only recorded credit in the franchise.

Who is Ki-Hyun Kim?

Kim is a voice actor born in 1945 who has worked in the industry since 1964. His One Piece credit is Shiki, performed for the Korean dub.

When was Ki-Hyun Kim born?

Ki-Hyun Kim was born on June 24, 1945. His sole One Piece credit is Shiki, recorded for the Korean dub.

When did Ki-Hyun Kim start voice acting?

Kim's career on record began in 1964. Voicing Shiki for the Korean dub of One Piece is his documented credit in the franchise.

Which dub of One Piece does Ki-Hyun Kim perform in?

Kim's One Piece work is recorded for the Korean dub, in the role of Shiki. No other credits appear for him in the series.

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