Killua Zoldyck

Character profile

Killua Zoldyck

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Killua Zoldyck is a main character in Hunter x Hunter (2011) (2011). This page lists 7 anime and 1 manga, voiced by Mariya Ise (JAPANESE) and Rodrigo Ribeiro (PORTUGUESE).

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About Killua Zoldyck

Killua is a member of the Zoldyck family, who are all legendary assassins. Since birth, he trained endlessly in the art of assassination. He eventually ran away from his family and profession to participate in the Hunter exam. He befriended Gon almost immediately and has loyally followed him since then. Killua is usually a kind-hearted and playful boy, but once provoked he becomes extremely violent and bloodthirsty. This seems to be a trait he got from his father, who believes that Killua would eventually return home as an assassin. He is also a transmuter and constantly strives to improve his nen ability, developing many interesting techniques as the show progresses.

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Gender
Male
Age
11-
Birthday
July 7
Blood type
A
Height
158 cm (5'2")
Also known as
Kill, Kil, Evans

Who is Killua Zoldyck?

Killua Zoldyck first shows up in our catalog in Hunter x Hunter, from 1999, as a main character. In total, they appear in seven anime and one manga. Other names: Kill, Kil, and Evans. Listed details: male, age 11-.

Voices and appearances

In Japanese, Killua Zoldyck is voiced by Mariya Ise. The English dub uses Cristina Vee. You can also find them in Hunter x Hunter, Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge, and Hunter x Hunter: The Last Mission.

FAQ

What anime is Killua Zoldyck in?

Hunter x Hunter (2011), Hunter x Hunter, and Hunter x Hunter: Phantom Rouge, among others.

Who voices Killua Zoldyck in English?

Cristina Vee.

Who is Killua Zoldyck's Japanese voice actor?

Mariya Ise.

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.