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Gant gets the voice of Abridged Mr. Popo.

sumguy28 wrote:

Gant gets the voice of Abridged Mr. Popo.

That is freaking awesome.

I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms...

C-A

I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms...

C-A

CatMuto wrote:

I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms...

C-A

Is that British enough?Apologies if I offended any British people

CatMuto wrote:

I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms...

C-A

Is that British enough?Apologies if I offended any British people

I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms...

C-A

If anyone has watched Video Games Awesome's Phoenix Wright shows, then you can't picture anyone else doing the voices.

Sometimes I read the lines just like that, and sometimes I take a little more time trying to "hear" the characters speak. I try to hear all the persons with voiced "Objections" the way they sound. And, not all the time but now and then I imagine Shigaraki with a lisp. As for his present time self, I'm not sure whether it would be cute or just make him even more shady. :eh?:

A british accent, sorta like Gordon Ramsay or Simon Cowell.

A very deep, authoritive voice.

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A very deep, authoritive voice.

What about his dumbass moments?

Author:	nekonohime [ Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:00 am ]
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Chibiusa (Sailor Chibi Moon) from Sailor Moon (obviously XD)

Author:	PhoenixFlower16 [ Mon Jul 05, 2010 6:59 pm ]
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My regular voice...just slightly deeper. My regular voice, deeper and with a slight British accent. the deepest voice I can go My regular voice a slightly higher, cute little girl voice a Russian accent...I can't really do a German one..so I gave her a Russian one.. Pretty high pitched but really really soft...like an angelic sort of thing...same with Iris... Really calm, cool and sorta low a woman sounding voice...with a sort of British accent a gremlin voice...haha

Author:	Gregory Wright [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 7:48 am ]
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There's hardly a time I play any of these games when I don't attempt to give all the characters voices. Naturally, my success with the female voices is much more limited. Describing them will be a challenge, but I'll give it a try. Normal reading voice, which would translate into basically mid-baritone, Midwest accent (or lack thereof, depending on who you ask). Low, breathy, almost raspy baritone with strong, clear consonants--especially sibilants ("s" for example). Peppy, almost squeaky soprano with just a slight rasp. Low, relaxed alto. Semi-squeaky, melodramatic high tenor. Low tenor with a Brooklyn accent. Throaty, ponderous baritone--it might be likened to swallowing your own Adam's apple. Flat, raspy low tenor--sticks in the back of the throat. Middle tenor, slightly tense Indian accent. Ponderous baritone similar to the judge, but with less throat--mostly right behind the teeth. When she's playing to peanut gallery: airy, cotton candy low soprano. When she's angry: loud, gritty low soprano. Pretentious, smarmy, throaty low tenor--think upper-class pimp or drug dealer. Low baritone with a slight French accent. Apologetic, almost paternal high baritone. Throaty low alto with a slight quiver. Raspy, semi-petulant low soprano. Very low baritone with a slight lisp and a tendency to smEar the vowels. Low, understated, slightly raspy alto with Spanish accent, yes? Middle alto with a strong Southern twang. When he's playing dumb: Senile, strongly paternal mid-baritone--imagine an easygoing Abraham Simpson. When he's confessing: Saturnine low baritone. Low, raspy baritone with a strong Prussian accent--think Berlin. Imagine Till Lindemann in a detached, sardonic mood and you'll be pretty close. Pretty similar to Maya; basically the same except a little lower with no rasp. Early on: Low, brusque, clipped alto. After the case: Low, warm, flowing alto. Low tenor with a lazy drawl and moderate Texas twang. Airy middle alto with a slight buzz. Throaty high tenor--kind of like Loud Howard in Dilbert. Syrupy middle tenor with a slight drawl most of the time. When he thinks he has an ace up his sleeve, I give him a breathy half-growl. It's getting late, so I'll stop here for now.

Author:	jptorres26 [ Thu Jul 08, 2010 11:47 am ]
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- I have a deep voice so somehow, he gets my natural voice - Slightly contrasting to Edgey, I always speak in a lighter tone when reading his lines - I speak in a tone slightly deeper than my natural voice when I play him - Somehow, I feel that Adrian has a tad deep voice so I just speak in my girl voice - Whenever I read him, I always use my excited voice - The same way as I speak with - Deeper than Larry, lighter than Phoenix

Author:	16BitsQuaRed [ Mon Jul 19, 2010 10:26 pm ]
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: Like many people, I feel as though main character = standard reading voice : British accent. (sigh) : You know, the stereotypical "back in my day" voice. : Like the other unicorns in Charlie the Unicorn. (It's Travolta3335's fault!) / : Basically, the voice you would expect Pearl to have is von Karma's, and vice versa. : Female Edgey. : Like his Objection. : Like his Objection. It's the best thing ever. : Since one of the first things he said was "WHAAAAAAAAAT?", his voice is completely overdramatic.

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Author:	Kayube [ Tue Jul 20, 2010 12:33 am ]
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After playing some Tales of Symphonia I started to hear Phoenix Wright characters' voices as ToS voices. So = an older Lloyd = Kratos = Colette = Sheena And possibly others.

Author:	weirdghostboo [ Fri Jul 30, 2010 3:59 am ]
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He's just his "OBJECTION!" voice, except he's sort of speaking normally, not yelling. I sort of picture Maya with a fangirl voice, except it's less high. Edgey get's this British accent (le sigh) that's from Oxford, and he sounds EXTREMELY snobby. She has a German accent, that isn't too thick, but it isn't too light. Her voice is also sort of a soprano. I sort of picture Mia with this calm voice, that's significantly lower than Maya's. She has this high, flutey soprano voice that sounds adult yet childlike at the same time. Gumshoe has a Brooklyn accent that really isn't that heavy, but the way he talks is slightly overdramatic. I see Larry with this "duuuude" voice, like how most people see Matt, except higher. Apollo's voice is actually the same as his "OBJECTION!" voice. Trucy's voice is a soprano, with a certain amount of ditziness to it. I seriously picture Klavier's voice as Light's from the Death Note anime English dub, with a slight German accent added to it. He sort of as this intelligent voice, with a slight hint of "I'm-better-than-you" mixed in. She sort of sounds normal, but she has a geeky twang in there. I see Adrian as having a British accent, that sort of sounds like she's from Oxford in JFA, but in T&T it sort of slips away, and she gets an accent from Essex (similar to my own, seeing as I'm from Essex) / I picture these two with soft southern belle voices. A sexy, silky, smooth-talking latino voice. Oh yes.

Author:	TheWrightWay [ Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:11 am ]
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- Despite what many believe, I don't think his voice is super deep. Kind of hard to explain how I hear his voice. - Tamaki from Ouran High School Host Club. - Irish. Why? Four words. Boot. To. The. Head. - SEXY AND BRITISH - Loud, know-it-all, over the top. - ...STILL SEXY AND BRITISH - Deep and elderly - ...Guess. - Ever since it was suggested, Konata from Lucky Star. Friggin' awesome.

Author:	Steel Turnabout [ Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:36 pm ]
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Thanks to this song, all I can imagine for each character is their voices in the video :D

Author:	J-Max Holmes [ Tue Aug 03, 2010 7:37 am ]
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: Goku from DBZ Exactly like his "Objection, Hold It and Take That!" voices Took me a while to figure it out, but I kind of read her like Dorthy from the Wizard of Oz with a german accident. ever since he said "amigo" in one of his lines, I read him with a cowboy accent. like Sandy from Spongebob Squarepants. like the more stuck-up lawyer from the Simpsons. kind-of like a native-american just starting to learn english. Kind of like a friend of mine from high school. I have no idea why euro-rock accent (I pretty sure pheonix even comments on this). a really weak, creepy, whispering voice.

Author:	dawnofdusk [ Sun Aug 08, 2010 7:37 am ]
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Normal voice. Slightly lower than normal (I have quite a low voice for a girl anyway, so...) with a dry tone. As low as I can go with a confused tone. High with a cheerful tone Really high Really low with an arrogant tone (haha, I can't do a German accent to save my life, so...) Slightly higher than normal with an arrogant and teasing tone. Like someone off an infomercial Raspy and confused, but almost sorrowful once his true nature is revealed Slightly higher than normal with a cold inflection Almost as low as I can go with a showy tone Low with a Texas drawl Raspy with a slight lisp Slightly lower than normal and almost monotone Slightly higher than normal with a nasal tone Slightly lower than normal with a whiny tone As low as I cna possibly go High with a frantic tone Slightly higher than normal with a showy tone Slightly higher than normal with an energetic tone Low with a enthusiastic tone Slightly higher than normal with an airy yet forecful tone Think Yu-Gi-Oh Abridged Pegasus Normal voice with a strong Southern drawl Annoying little kid voice Ben = Slightly lower than normal and nervous. Trilo = High and smooth/suave Valley girl Slightly higher than normal with a calm tone 1337 Flirty Same as

Author:	Steel Turnabout [ Sun Aug 08, 2010 12:43 pm ]
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Grossberg is Patrick Star. And I am serious. "We'll take the contradiction, and push it somewhere else!"

Author:	flicky1991 [ Tue Aug 10, 2010 9:28 pm ]
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I always like to read the characters' voices out. I tend to give a lot of characters English accents because that's where I'm from. I like voicing the characters with hard accents like Lotta Hart and Furio Tigre, because I end up making them sound funnier! Unfortunately, my vocal range for female voices is limited, so a lot of them sound alike - the same serious-sounding voice has to be used for both Morgan Fey and Adrian Andrews! It's fun to see how close I get to their "Objection!" before I actually hear how they say it. I was very close with Phoenix and Edgeworth, okay with Godot and Franziska, but nowhere near with Manfred von Karma, Mia, or Payne. (I gave Payne a nerdy voice, like an older version of Leonard from The Big Bang Theory.)

Author:	Gnobo [ Fri Apr 19, 2013 6:01 am ]
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I need a break from fanfic writing. Okay so let's see: -My regular voice, of course. -In a very calm, British voice. Slightly deeper than my normal voice. -I honestly don't know what he sounds like. My voice for him is always changing. -A slightly deep Brooklyn accent. -A higher more cheerful voice. -A deep, rich person voice. -A slightly deep New York accent -Like a drunken hill-billy. When he's his real self, he retains the southern accent, except he sounds much deeper and more growly. -My best Hugo Strange impression. Kind of like this. -A little higher than my normal voice and with a Canadian accent. Don't ask why, for some reason I can picture Apollo with a Canadian accent. -A very deep voice and with a slight Spanish accent. -Like Wolverine for some reason. I even use "bub" during his dialogue. -Like my Phoenix voice only lower and more rough. -Very deep and British. Try to make him sound friendly yet somewhat creepy at the same time.

Author:	ZVeronikas [ Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:38 pm ]
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In my gamer bar video, I had some voice actors portray Winston, The Judge, and Mia. They did a very good job, I think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpgNESXuLog

Author:	Lucy [ Fri Apr 19, 2013 10:28 am ]
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- In my normal voice, perhaps slightly deeper. - In a high pitched, typical up-beat anime girl style. - Deeper than Phoenix's, but still my accent. - A very soft voice. - My voice, but louder and more aggressive. - Again, similar to my voice, but deeper. - A relaxed voice that makes you think he can't be bothered. - ~~A deep, sexy voice~~ Quite a high pitched, grumpy voice. I can't remember any others and the more minor characters usually just end up with my voice.

Author:	P.B. Crudstache [ Fri Apr 19, 2013 5:28 pm ]
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:My regular reading voice. : slightly British, a bit snobby. Kind of like Dr. Bumby from Alice: Madness Returns. : high-pitched version of my reading voice. : a very deep, almost demonic voice. : very happy-sounding, with a British accent. : Robert Downey Jr., no joke. : like the bully from the Simpsons.

Author:	tiger_festival [ Fri Apr 19, 2013 10:04 pm ]
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Gant gets the voice of Abridged Mr. Popo. Kristoph get's something that sounds like Sephiroth. Everyone else I read as if they were all voiced by Dexter Manning. Something like this.

Author:	FireballDragon [ Sat Apr 20, 2013 3:13 am ]
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A normal, kinda awkward voice, yet confident when objecting. Englishman. Enough said. Very grand, very throaty. High pitched and bubbly. Even MORE high pitched and bubbly. For some reason, Solid Snake. A somewhat deeper version of Pegasus from Yugioh. A John Wayne voice, of course! A very rough Chicago accent. Mia, I imagine sounding kinda like Leela from Futurama.

Author:	CatMuto [ Sat Apr 20, 2013 9:09 am ]
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sumguy28 wrote: Gant gets the voice of Abridged Mr. Popo. That is freaking awesome. I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A

Author:	Gnobo [ Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:40 pm ]
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CatMuto wrote: sumguy28 wrote: Gant gets the voice of Abridged Mr. Popo. That is freaking awesome. I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A I think it's because of his "Objection" "Hold it!" and "Take that!" voice clips that make him sound British in game.

Author:	tiger_festival [ Sat Apr 20, 2013 11:30 pm ]
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CatMuto wrote: I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A Is that British enough?Apologies if I offended any British people

Author:	Emiko Nabile Gale [ Sun Apr 21, 2013 12:01 am ]
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sumguy28 wrote: CatMuto wrote: I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A Is that British enough?Apologies if I offended any British people

Author:	CatMuto [ Sun Apr 21, 2013 10:56 am ]
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sumguy28 wrote: CatMuto wrote: I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A Is that British enough?Apologies if I offended any British people Of course it bloody isn't, ya wanker. Co'blimey, that man hasn't got a stiff upper lip, after all! 'specially how he acts in front of the birds. Apples and pears...! Fanny...! God save the queen and all that palaver...! Nah, bloody really isn't that british to me anymore. It's like if I call a girl a bitch - it's like a greeting now, no actual cursing involved and it doesn't have a national "stamp" anymore. - Either a high pitched voice if she's in a good mood or a dark, emotionless voice when she's down (like when she's explaining the Magatama) - Kind of like Kratos (Tales of Symphonia) with "heh" as a sound effect before speaking - Read very fast and hyperactive and don't care if I stumble over words - Similar to Edgeworth, only with "Hmpf" instead - If you've seen "Nin10doh 64th Power" and their sketch of Earthbound, just think Paula - Emotionless, dark voice with little creepy giggles added in C-A

Author:	FireballDragon [ Tue Apr 23, 2013 12:13 am ]
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Personally, I think "bitch" is still derogatory, but really, that's only because of this assbag I went to high school with who used that term LIBERALLY. Bitch, broad, dame, it's like he couldn't just say WOMAN.

Author:	TheIdioteque [ Tue Apr 23, 2013 3:02 am ]
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CatMuto wrote: I wonder why everybody makes Edgeworth british/english... he doesn't really use british terms... C-A I always picture him speaking with more of a "blueblood" accent. Not so much British, but very refined and somewhat snobbish. I'm not very good at picking out accents. Some of the few I've though of. - A definite stereotypical Texan accent. - For some reason I always picture him with a thick New York accent, even though he doesn't use typical New York words. - GlaDoS. Nuff said. - Very deep and dignified. - Not really Mexican, but a bit of a gruff, hispanic tone to it.

Author:	ekree [ Wed Apr 24, 2013 9:39 pm ]
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To me, Kristoph will always be Jade Curtiss from Tales of the Abyss. Even his "Objection!" clip sort of matches up. And from the moment I first laid eyes on Wellington, I gave him the most over-the-top flamboyant lisp I could muster. But that seems to have already been covered.

Author:	Marc [ Thu May 16, 2013 4:30 pm ]
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If anyone has watched Video Games Awesome's Phoenix Wright shows, then you can't picture anyone else doing the voices.

Author:	CatMuto [ Thu May 16, 2013 7:50 pm ]
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Marc wrote: If anyone has watched Video Games Awesome's Phoenix Wright shows, then you can't picture anyone else doing the voices. I tried watching it, but it just felt so annoying to me to listen to them just... reading the text. You know, they need to emote. Then again, I'm a person who generally doesn't like people reading the text on the screen at times - I'm a pretty fast reader and most of the videos I've watched, people put either too little or too much emotion into it. And I mean that when they are not making fun of it. C-A

Author:	Marc [ Thu May 16, 2013 9:06 pm ]
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I get what you're saying because sometimes, the voices won't work, but it usually is meant for humor.

Author:	Going for Miles [ Mon Oct 28, 2013 12:37 pm ]
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Sometimes I read the lines just like that, and sometimes I take a little more time trying to "hear" the characters speak. I try to hear all the persons with voiced "Objections" the way they sound. And, not all the time but now and then I imagine Shigaraki with a lisp. As for his present time self, I'm not sure whether it would be cute or just make him even more shady.

Author:	WaitingforGodot [ Mon Oct 28, 2013 1:11 pm ]
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GoingforMiles wrote: Sometimes I read the lines just like that, and sometimes I take a little more time trying to "hear" the characters speak. I try to hear all the persons with voiced "Objections" the way they sound. And, not all the time but now and then I imagine Shigaraki with a lisp. As for his present time self, I'm not sure whether it would be cute or just make him even more shady. Both.

Author:	WaitingforGodot [ Mon Oct 28, 2013 5:51 pm ]
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I just realized that I imagine Wellington with a really drawling, nasal voice.

Author:	Going for Miles [ Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:07 pm ]
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If Fulbright has a voice I've yet to hear it, but for now, this is almost excactly like how I imagine his voice, starting at 2:44 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpGk5f4jPYw

Author:	dimentiorules [ Fri Nov 01, 2013 10:42 pm ]
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These aren't the voices I read the text in, but rather, the voices I imagine them speaking in if they were real. The voice he used in Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. Pit's voice from Kid Icarus Uprising. Don't ask why. A british accent, sorta like Gordon Ramsay or Simon Cowell. A very deep, authoritive voice. A peppy, energetic voice. A cute, toddlerish voice, replacing "r"s with "w"s. German accents. Sephiroth's voice. Again, don't ask why. Quagmire's voice, but slightly deeper.