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Kim Seung-jun

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Kim Seung-jun
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Kim Seung-jun (Korean: 김승준; born October 17, 1967) is a South Korean voice actor[2] born and raised in Seoul, South Korea.

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In 1990, he debuted as a voice actor by joining Korean Broadcasting System's Voice Acting Division.[3]

In the late 1990s, Kim shot to stardom with voicing Zelgadis Greywords on Slayers and Kaede Rukawa on Slam Dunk. Since then, he has voiced leading roles in a variety of animated works including Pet Shop of Horrors, His and Her Circumstances, Saiyuki, Fruits Basket, The Prince of Tennis, Detective School Q and Demon King from Today!. For movie fans, he is well recognized for covering film stars such as Brad Pitt, Christian Bale, Cillian Murphy, Johnny Depp, Leslie Cheung, Matt Damon and Stephen Chow. Kim also dubbed Saladin on a 1999 South Korean role-playing video game The War of Genesis III.[citation needed]

Kim is best known for his voicing SpongeBob SquarePants on the Korean dub of SpongeBob SquarePants, Sesshomaru on the Korean dub of InuYasha, Roronoa Zoro on the Korean dub of a Japanese television animation series One Piece, the Tenth Doctor on the Korean dub of a British science fiction television series Doctor Who and more recently, Captain Marvelous on the Korean dub of Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger.

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He currently teaches students at Soundist Academy[In korean: 사운디스트아카데미] (formerly Cheonyuzon[In korean: 천유존]), a voice actor academy. Jeong Jae-heon and Hong Beom-gi were some of the students who received his teachings. Because his teaching method is strict, as befits a Republic of Korea Marine Corps background, he is considered a tiger teacher among his students. Chung Misook mentioned him in <더빙의 신> that he is famous for being strict even with her juniors.

Voice acting

TV animation dubbing

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  • Animal Detective Kiruminzoo (쥬로링 동물탐정, KBS)[4]
    • Pulse Ryūdō (Ruth on the Korean TV edition)[5]
    • Taizo Sanders (Akori on the Korean TV edition)
    • Tatsurou Komusubi (Mr. Stumpy on the Korean TV edition)
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  • Wedding Peach (사랑의 천사 웨딩피치, SBS)
  • Whistle! (내일은 축구왕, Animax)
    • Tatsuya Mizuno (Kim Min-cheol on the Korean TV edition)[38]
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  • Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (유희왕, SBS)
    • Ryota Kajiki (Ma Hae-ryong on the Korean TV edition)
    • Ryuji Otogi (Duke on the Korean TV edition)
  • Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's (유희왕 5D's, Champ TV)
    • Jack Atlas

Animated movie dubbing

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Foreign TV show dubbing

Narrations

  • The Age of Romance (연애시대, SBS)
  • Best Food Recipe (최고의 요리비결, EBS)
  • Classical Destinations (음악기행 클래식, Korean TV Edition, EBS)
  • Environment Special (환경스페셜, KBS)
  • Interview Game (인터뷰 게임, SBS)
  • The Most Beautiful Journey in the World (세상에서 가장 아름다운 여행, SBS)
  • Our Sole Earth (하나뿐인 지구, EBS)
  • Supernanny (개구쟁이 길들이기, Korean TV Edition, EBS)
  • tvN eNEWS (tvN 이뉴스, tvN)

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Video game dubbing

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Awards

Toonichoice

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KBS Radio Drama Awards

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Trivia

  • Kim sang some theme songs of his works, including "A New World (Korean: 새로운 세상; RR: Sae-ro-wun Se-sang), the opening theme for the first season of InuYasha[68] and "Ripped Pants (Korean: 찢어진 바지; RR: Jjit-eo-jin Ba-ji)", a soundtrack from SpongeBob SquarePants.[69] The latter became popular in South Korea, through lots of Internet parodies of the lyrics beginning with "그런 짓은 하지 말아야 했는데 (English: I should not have done such a thing)". These parodies were used as a satire of someone for doing what should not have been done as near as the person is not stupid.

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