In the Korean dub of Sailor Moon, Il Kim voices two characters: Mamoru Chiba, who transforms into Tuxedo Mask, and Gurio Umino. He is credited with both roles in the franchise.
Mamoru Chiba, who transforms into Tuxedo Mask, and Gurio Umino are both voiced by Il Kim in the Korean dub of Sailor Moon. He is credited with both roles in the franchise.
Two roles belong to Il Kim in Sailor Moon's Korean dub: Mamoru Chiba, also known as Tuxedo Mask, and Gurio Umino. Both are his credited work in the franchise.
Mamoru Chiba, voiced by Il Kim in the Korean dub, is the masked hero Tuxedo Mask and the love interest of Usagi Tsukino. Kim also voices the supporting character Gurio Umino in the series.
Il Kim is a voice actor who performs in the Korean-language dub of Sailor Moon. He voices both Mamoru Chiba, known as Tuxedo Mask, and Gurio Umino.
The Korean-language dub of Sailor Moon, not the original Japanese cast, is where Il Kim performs. He voices Mamoru Chiba and Gurio Umino.

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