Todd Haberkorn
Todd Haberkorn is an actor, born 1982.
Haberkorn works in dubbing, largely out of Texas, which for two decades has been where a great deal of English-language anime gets recorded. He directs as well as performs, and the roles that made his name are anime leads: Natsu Dragneel in Fairy Tail, Allen Walker in D.Gray-man, Death the Kid in Soul Eater, Keroro in Sgt. Frog, plus Korekiyo Shinguji and Teruteru Hanamura in the Danganronpa games. None of those are among the credits listed on this page.
What the page does show is the other half of the job. He voices Red Alert and Shockwave in the same Transformers series, which is a fair demonstration of the range: one anxious and helpful, one flat and unhurried, both recognizably him. Doctor Cornelius in X-Men '97 is clipped bureaucratic cruelty. Hwoarang in Tekken: Bloodline is swagger. Baatar Jr. in The Legend of Korra is resentment with an engineering degree.
The rest is the working voice actor's ledger: Sparrow Hood in Ever After High, Milque in Mass Effect: Paragon Lost, Porter Geiss in Monster High: Haunted, the Emperor in Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight, roles across the Ben 10 films, additional voices in two Hotel Transylvania sequels. Dub work rewards reliability at least as much as range, and he has both, which is why the credit list keeps growing.
Movies (12)
- Hotel Transylvania: Transformania (2022)
- Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (2018)
- Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate (2024)
- Chickenhare and the Secret of the Groundhog (2025)
- No Tears for the Dead (2014)
- Fixed (2025)
- Ben 10 vs. the Universe: The Movie (2020)
- Monster High: Haunted (2015)
- Ben Gen 10 (2021)
- Bobby the Hedgehog (2016)
- Dusk (2026)
- Mass Effect: Paragon Lost (2012)
TV (9)
Where to start with Todd Haberkorn
The easiest way in is The Legend of Korra, where Baatar Jr. makes a good test case: the voice has to carry a grudge and an inferiority complex without ever raising itself.
For the dub-actor skill set proper, Transformers: War for Cybertron: Siege is the demonstration, because he plays two characters in it that share no vocal DNA at all. X-Men '97 gives him a small, cold, effective part in a series almost everyone has now seen.
Game adaptations are the other seam: Tekken: Bloodline for the swagger, Mass Effect: Paragon Lost for the earnest one, Ever After High for the comic one, Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight for the grandiose one. And if you want the work he is genuinely famous for, it is the anime leads, which are not among the credits listed here.