
American voice actor and voice director Todd Haberkorn has worked across anime, film, and video games since 2006, and he carries a credited role in the Tokyo Ghoul English dub alongside his more famous franchise leads.
Haberkorn holds a credited voice role in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, though the exact character has not been confirmed for this profile. It is one entry within a dubbing resume he has built since 2006, spanning anime series, feature films, and video games alike.
Haberkorn is best known for headlining Fairy Tail as Natsu Dragneel and for playing Allen Walker in D.Gray-man and Death the Kid in Soul Eater. He has also voiced Keroro in Sgt. Frog and taken on multiple Danganronpa killers, including Teruteru Hanamura across the Goodbye Despair games and Korekiyo Shinguji in Killing Harmony.
Todd Haberkorn holds a credited voice role in the English dub of Tokyo Ghoul, though the exact character has not been confirmed for this profile. It is one entry within a dubbing resume he has built since 2006.
Haberkorn is best known for headlining Fairy Tail as Natsu Dragneel. That lead role anchors a career spanning anime series, feature films, and video games since 2006.
Haberkorn plays Allen Walker in D.Gray-man and Death the Kid in Soul Eater. He has also voiced Keroro in Sgt. Frog.
Haberkorn has taken on multiple Danganronpa killers, including Teruteru Hanamura across the Goodbye Despair games and Korekiyo Shinguji in Killing Harmony. Those roles sit alongside his anime leads in Fairy Tail and Soul Eater.
Haberkorn has worked across anime, film, and video games since 2006. His Tokyo Ghoul credit is one entry within that broader dubbing resume.

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