Jang Nam-yeol is a South Korean voice actor born on October 14, 1970. He began his career in 1996 as part of the 25th voice actor class of the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), quickly establishing himself as one of the most recognizable and versatile voices in his country. His career is marked by iconic roles in numerous successful animated works; among the most celebrated are Song Tae-seop (Ryota Miyagi) in *Slam Dunk*, Sesshomaru in *Inuyasha*, and Heiji Hattori in *Detective Conan*. In addition to animation, Jang Nam-yeol is very active in video game dubbing, lending his voice to world-renowned characters such as Yasuo in *League of Legends* and Hanzo in *Overwatch*. His filmography also includes dubbing for international film productions, where he is known as a recurring Korean voice for actor Will Smith. Thanks to his distinctive timbre and interpretive skills, he is considered a prominent and highly influential figure in the South Korean voice acting landscape.