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Min-Seok Kim

Voice Actor

Min-Seok Kim, known in Korean as 김민석, is a voice actor who provides the Korean dub voice of two characters in Sailor Moon: Jadeite, one of the Dark Kingdom's four generals, and Motoki Furuhata, a friend of the Sailor Guardians.

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Sailor Moon Role

Kim's Korean dub credits include Jadeite, the first of the Dark Kingdom generals to confront the Sailor Guardians, and Motoki Furuhata, the arcade owner who befriends Usagi Tsukino and her allies.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Min-Seok Kim voice in Sailor Moon?

Min-Seok Kim voices two characters in the Korean dub of Sailor Moon: Jadeite and Motoki Furuhata. Both roles are credited to him in this database.

How many characters does Min-Seok Kim voice in Sailor Moon?

Min-Seok Kim voices two characters in Sailor Moon. He plays Jadeite, one of the Dark Kingdom's four generals, and Motoki Furuhata, a friend of the Sailor Guardians.

What role does Jadeite play in the Sailor Moon story?

Jadeite, voiced by Kim in the Korean dub, is the first of the Dark Kingdom generals to confront the Sailor Guardians. Kim also voices Motoki Furuhata in the same series.

Who is Motoki Furuhata in Sailor Moon?

Motoki Furuhata is the arcade owner who befriends Usagi Tsukino and her allies. Min-Seok Kim provides his Korean dub voice, alongside the role of Jadeite in the same series.

Does Min-Seok Kim perform in the Korean dub of Sailor Moon?

Yes, Kim voices both Jadeite and Motoki Furuhata for the Korean language dub of Sailor Moon. He is credited in Korean as 김민석.

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