
American dub actor and director Todd Haberkorn voices Drive Knight in the English version of One Punch Man, following a career built on major anime leads.
In the English dub, Haberkorn voices Drive Knight, an S-Class hero also known by his real name Zero: a masked cyborg fighter whose true origins remain unknown even to his fellow heroes. In combat he fights using a transforming case of specialized weapons he calls "Tactical Transformations," each one built to counter a different kind of threat, and he serves as an early ally who warns Genos to be wary of the secretive Metal Knight. It's a calm, mysterious hero role, distinct from the louder, more comedic characters Haberkorn is often cast as.
Haberkorn has been a fixture of English-language anime dubbing since the mid-2000s, known for high-energy comedic and heroic leads such as Natsu Dragneel in Fairy Tail, Keroro in Sgt. Frog, and Allen Walker in D.Gray-man. He has also voiced key characters in the Danganronpa game and anime franchise, including Teruteru Hanamura and Korekiyo Shinguji, and he works as a voice director shaping the casting and performance of other dubbed titles.
Haberkorn voices Drive Knight in the English dub of One Punch Man, and outside that role he is best known for high-energy leads like Natsu Dragneel in Fairy Tail, Keroro in Sgt. Frog, and Allen Walker in D.Gray-man. He has been a fixture of English-language anime dubbing since the mid-2000s.
Beyond his major franchise leads, Haberkorn voices Teruteru Hanamura and Korekiyo Shinguji in the Danganronpa game and anime franchise. He also works as a voice director, shaping the casting and performance of other dubbed titles.
In the English dub of One Punch Man, Haberkorn voices Drive Knight, an S-Class hero also known by his real name Zero whose true origins remain unknown even to his fellow heroes. He fights using a transforming case of specialized weapons called Tactical Transformations, and serves as an early ally who warns Genos to be wary of the secretive Metal Knight.
Haberkorn has been active in English-language voice acting since 2006. He is American and has built his career primarily through anime dubbing roles.
Drive Knight stands out as a notably different type of role for Haberkorn: a calm, mysterious hero rather than the louder, comedic characters he is more often cast as. It shows the range he has built since becoming a fixture of English anime dubbing in the mid-2000s.

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