SungWon Cho

SungWon Cho, widely recognized by his internet moniker ProZD, is an American YouTuber, actor, and voice talent whose career has reshaped the landscape of online comedy and video‑game narration. Born on December 9, 1990, in Rochester, Minnesota to South Korean parents, Cho grew up in DeWitt, Michigan where he first experimented with voice work in high‑school radio plays before earning a B.S. in Media Information and Technology from Michigan State University in 2012. After a brief stint teaching English to Korean immigrants, he launched a daily voice‑over Tumblr in October 2012, quickly gaining a cult following for his quirky impressions, most famously a Goofy‑styled rendition of “Let It Go.” This viral momentum led to his professional breakthrough when director Deven Mack cast him as Zeus in the game Apotheon, setting the stage for an expansive voice‑acting résumé that now includes FL4K in Borderlands 3, Ratatoskr in God of War Ragnarök, and Holst Sigiswald Goneril in Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes; his live‑action credits feature Detective Joe Furuya in Crunchyroll’s Anime Crimes Division and Ritchie Cheung in the Hollywood film BlackBerry.

Beyond his on‑screen and vocal roles, Cho’s YouTube channel ProZD boasts over 3.9 million subscribers and billions of views, thanks to low‑budget skits, board‑game reviews, and recurring parody universes like “The Tomoko Chairem Anime Canon” and “King Dragon.” A fixture at conventions, he also co‑hosts the gaming channel ProZD Plays Games and has cultivated a dedicated fanbase that supports his venture through sponsorships, ad revenue, and merchandise. Married to illustrator Anne Marie Salter since 2016, the couple shares two cats, Effie and Sophie, who often cameo in his videos, adding a personal touch to his ever‑growing digital presence.