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Todd Haberkorn

Todd Haberkorn

Voice Actor

American actor Todd Haberkorn works extensively in anime dubbing and voice direction. In Sakamoto Days he lends his voice to Mad Horiguchi for the English-language release.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: American
Years Active: 2006-present
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Sakamoto Days Role

Haberkorn voices Mad Horiguchi in the English-language dub of Sakamoto Days, adapting the character for the TMS Entertainment series based on Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role fits within a two-decade dubbing career built on high-profile anime casting.

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Career and Notable Roles

Since 2006, Haberkorn has built a resume full of lead anime dub roles, voicing Keroro in Sgt. Frog, Allen Walker in D.Gray-man, Death the Kid in Soul Eater, and Natsu Dragneel in Fairy Tail, along with Teruteru Hanamura and Korekiyo Shinguji across the Danganronpa game and anime titles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What characters did Todd Haberkorn voice?

Haberkorn has voiced Keroro in Sgt. Frog, Allen Walker in D.Gray-man, Death the Kid in Soul Eater, and Natsu Dragneel in Fairy Tail. These lead roles span more than two decades of anime dubbing.

Who does Todd Haberkorn voice in Sakamoto Days?

Haberkorn voices Mad Horiguchi in the English-language dub of Sakamoto Days, adapting the character for the TMS Entertainment series based on Yuto Suzuki's manga. The role fits within his two-decade dubbing career.

What Danganronpa characters has Todd Haberkorn voiced?

Haberkorn voices Teruteru Hanamura and Korekiyo Shinguji across the Danganronpa game and anime titles. Both roles sit alongside his other major lead anime dub credits.

When did Todd Haberkorn start voice acting?

Haberkorn has built his resume of anime dub roles since 2006. That gives him roughly two decades of experience by the time Sakamoto Days released.

Does Todd Haberkorn do more than voice acting?

Haberkorn works extensively in both anime dubbing and voice direction. His career combines performing roles with directing other actors' English-dub performances.

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