Ouran Highschool Host Club Korean Dub [cracked]

The Korean dub of Ouran High School Host Club (Korean: 오란고교 사교클럽) is widely regarded as a high-quality production, featuring a prominent cast of voice actors. Originally airing on Tooniverse

Sin Yong-woo provides the cool, calculated tone that defines the club's "Shadow King".

While full episodes are rarely legally uploaded, the official Korean YouTube channels for anime music sometimes post clips. Search for "오란고교 호스트부 더빙" to find short compilations. ouran highschool host club korean dub

If you are a purist, you might notice a few key differences:

For over a decade, Ouran Highschool Host Club has remained a cornerstone of the shojo and comedy anime genres. The story of Haruhi Fujioka, a scholarship student at the ultra-elite Ouran Academy who accidentally joins (and subsequently destroys a vase for) the school’s male host club, is beloved worldwide. While most international fans are familiar with the iconic Japanese voice cast (and the popular English dub), a dedicated subset of the fandom is searching for a specific treasure: the . The Korean dub of Ouran High School Host

The Korean script stays very close to the original 26-episode anime adaptation, which covers the first eight volumes of the manga. Whether it’s the dramatic "lightbulb" visual gags or the iconic Rose Garden entrance, the Korean cast brings a distinct charm to every scene.

Have you watched the Korean dub? Who had the best voice—Honey or the twins? Let us know in the comments below! Search for "오란고교 호스트부 더빙" to find short

Kim Young-sun is a legend in the Korean voice acting industry (known as the Korean voice of Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist and Reborn in Katekyo Hitman Reborn ). His Tamaki is less of a bumbling princely fool and slightly more "cool older brother," but he absolutely nails the dramatic, rose-filled cringe moments. His "Kiss kiss fall in love" ad-lib in Korean is iconic.