Sun Hee Kim is a voice actress known for her work in Korean-language dubs of anime series and films. She was born on August 18, 1974.

Kim has an extensive list of credits across a wide range of genres, demonstrating her versatility in voicing characters of different ages and personalities. She is well known for providing the voice of Sasha Braus, the spirited and food-loving soldier in the hit series Attack on Titan. Another prominent role is that of Conan Edogawa, the detective trapped in a child's body, in the long-running series Detective Conan, which is also known as Case Closed.

Her film work includes the role of Electra in Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. In the action-comedy series GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka, she voiced Urumi Kanzaki, a highly intelligent yet troubled student. She also played the dual roles of Hinagiku Katsura, the capable student council president, in both Hayate the Combat Butler and Hayate the Combat Butler!!.

Additional notable anime roles in her career include Misaki Kirihara, the determined Section Chief in Darker than Black; Seth Nightroad, a Crusader, in Trinity Blood; Weda in Haré+Guu; Simca the Swallow in Air Gear; Yu Takigawa in Air Master; Adiane in Gurren Lagann; Tayuya in Naruto; and Lal Mirch in Reborn!.

Her other voice credits feature Nami Amou in La Corda D'Oro - primo passo, Miwako Teshigawara in Honey and Clover, Momoko Koigakubo in Ghost Stories, Nanami Tenchi in Daa! Daa! Daa!, Urumi Kanzaki in GTO, and Mio Mibuya in Gunparade March. She also appeared as Vega and Orie Kusanagi in Gear Fighter Dendoh, Nanarin in Seven of Seven, Vanessa in Meltylancer: The Animation, and Miyuki in Dokkiri Doctor.

Kim has also contributed to video games, providing the voice for Alchemist Cookie in CookieRun: Kingdom and CookieRun: Tower of Adventures. No information is available regarding recurring collaborations with specific directors or studios, notable awards and achievements, or her personal life beyond her birth date. All her listed roles are for the Korean-language dubs of these series.