
Kim Yeong-ok
as 훈이
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The benevolent Dr. Kim created Robot Taekwon V, installing his eldest son Kim Hoon as the robot's pilot. A taekwondo champion, Kim Hoon imbues Taekwon V with his own martial arts prowess in order to stop the giant robot minions of the evil Dr. Kaff, who - like all evil megalomaniacs - is looking to annex Korea and enslave all of humanity. Can Kim Hoon and Robot Taekwon stop the evil doctor from fulfilling his nefarious aims? It blends animation, science fiction, action elements. The film reflects a distinct South Korea style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Kim Chung-gi. With a runtime of 1h 16m, it offers a concise viewing experience.