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This is the list of voice actors that have participated in the Goketsuji Ichizoku series and related games. This is a list of voice actors that worked in the Monster High franchise. This page is a list of voice actors from the Metal Gear series. Those voices you hear in cartoon, video game and Anime dubs don't exist in a vacuum. While not quite as famous as regular actors, these folks still get a lot of mention among fans for their distinctive style and/or extensive catalogs. See also Hey, It's That Voice!. Note: If there is a page on the voice actor in question, just add it to the list at the bottom. If you want to list a voice actor for which there is no page, put them in the middle section, along with a few of their most famous roles. For Japanese seiyuu, see Names to Know In Anime. Episode production codes will appear next to one-off voices i.e. (1-13) refers to the episode The Trial of the Monarch. Jason Kappus: Employees on Night 4 Julie Shields: Female computer voice for vents Bob Barnes: Immortal and Restless Narrator A. Aidan Cook Andrew Chalmers E. Emma Tate J. Joanna Ruiz L. Lizzie Waterworth Lara Jill Miller S. Sue Elliott Nicholls Samuel Vincent T. Tamsin Heatley W. Wayne Forester At Arthur Wiki, we find it most necessary to provide each and every user with proper voice actor information. However, regarding the Arthur franchise, voice actor info is hard to come by. So in an attempt to provide users with this information, we are launching a project to collect info on voice actors to put on this wiki. This list contains all known actors who have voiced specific characters featured in Grand Theft Auto III (GTA III), Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (GTA VC), Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (GTA SA), Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (GTA LCS), Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (GTA VCS), Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV) and Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V). It does not include generic characters such as pedestrians, gangsters, radio callers, imaging voices or commercial voices. This article lists the known voice actors of the Tomba! series. The first game lacked voice acting, with the exception of one or two animated cutscenes, in contrast to the second game, which stars several voice actors. Many of them lent their voice to several characters in the game. Listed are all known voice actors from the Baldur's Gate games, separated by installation. References are taken from the games' credits or IMDb. List of voice actors. Oliver Postgate was the writer of Ivor the Engine, who lent his voice to some of the characters. He was the voice behind Jones the Steam, Bani Moukerjee and Alice the Elephant. Voice acting is the art of providing voices for characters. Like any animated series, the voice actors on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends are the key to the success of the series. What follows is the cast (and selected guest stars) through its' run of six seasons. __TOC__ List of voice actors in the PaRappa franchise * Wiki account * Youtube Account * Facebook Account * Soundcloud Account Ryu Watabe - Ma-san, Joe Chin, Captain Fussenpepper and Chop Chop Master Onion. Armstead Christian - PJ Berri, Papa Parappa Kenya Hathaway - Sunny Funny Sara Ramírez - Lammy Michele Burks - Katy Kat, Cheap Cheap Saundra Williams - Instructor Mooselini Lenky Don - Prince Fleaswallow Richard Bush - MC King Kong Mushi, Chief Puddle, Bullies Louise-Marie Mennier - Cathy Piller Everette Bradley - Paul Chuck Carla Cook - Teriyaki Yoko John James - General Potter Ethan Eubanks - Beard Burger Master Dean Bowman - Guru Ant Kimberly Queen Aaminah Hassell - Instructor Moosesha Freedom Bremner - Hairdresser Octopus, Boxy Boy Andrew Alonzo - Colonel Noodle These are the people who serve as voice actors in Team Fortress. * Nathan Vetterlein – The Scout * Rick May – The Soldier * Dennis Bateman – Pyro and Spy * Gary Schwartz – The Demoman, Heavy and MONOCULUS! * Grant Goodeve – The Engineer * Robin Atkin Downes – The Medic * John Patrick Lowrie – The Sniper * Ellen McLain – The Administrator * Nolan North – Merasmus / The Bombinomicon / Blutarch Mann / Redmond Mann / Zepheniah Mann / The Engineer (Expiration Date) * Stephen Merchant – Wheatley (Ap-Sap) * Ashly Burch – Miss Pauling The vocal cast has been differed dramaticly due to the unknown return of Sailor Moon Fandubs by Moon Dub, as of August 2008. For Make Up Sailor Soldiers! most of the cast we're asked to reprise there roles from Sailor Moon VS Wiseman small debut project. This page lists most voice actors and their voiced character(s) for Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4. Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas have an extra column where the voice actor is defined by ID they have in the G.E.C.K. editor. A list of voice actors in the Tomb Raider series.

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Those voices you hear in cartoon, video game and Anime dubs don't exist in a vacuum. While not quite as famous as regular actors, these folks still get a lot of mention among fans for their distinctive style and/or extensive catalogs. See also Hey, It's That Voice!. Note: If there is a page on the voice actor in question, just add it to the list at the bottom. If you want to list a voice actor for which there is no page, put them in the middle section, along with a few of their most famous roles. Also, this page is for those whose primary career is in voice work. Don't bother listing TV and movie actors who also happen to do the odd voiceover. For Japanese seiyuu, see Names to Know In Anime. The vocal cast has been differed dramaticly due to the unknown return of Sailor Moon Fandubs by Moon Dub, as of August 2008. For Make Up Sailor Soldiers! most of the cast we're asked to reprise there roles from Sailor Moon VS Wiseman small debut project. Listed are all known voice actors from the Baldur's Gate games, separated by installation. References are taken from the games' credits or IMDb. This list contains all known actors who have voiced specific characters featured in Grand Theft Auto III (GTA III), Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (GTA VC), Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (GTA SA), Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (GTA LCS), Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (GTA VCS), Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV) and Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V). It does not include generic characters such as pedestrians, gangsters, radio callers, imaging voices or commercial voices. Neither the original Grand Theft Auto nor Grand Theft Auto 2 featured any voice actors credited to specific roles. The first game in the series to do so was GTA III which, despite a limited budget and the GTA series' low profile at the time, featured several notable actors from film and television. These included Frank Vincent, Michael Madsen and Kyle MacLachlan, who all had prominent roles. At the time it was rare for a video game to use such high-profile actors, and GTA III is considered a pioneer in doing so. The next game, GTA Vice City, featured more movie actors, including Ray Liotta as the player character. Although the following title, GTA San Andreas, also featured many notable movie actors—such as Samuel L. Jackson, Peter Fonda and James Woods—it had been decided that the use of such actors should be reduced, particularly for leading roles. As a result, many of the prominent roles in GTA San Andreas were voiced by lower profile actors or rappers. "I remember playing Vice City and thinking [Ray Liotta's] performance was fantastic, but something in the months afterwards when I was playing it was conflicting in my brain: was I playing Tommy Vercetti or was I playing Ray Liotta?...it really sort of caught me off guard, and it kept happening to me. To some extent it left me a bit confused, and it certainly made us resolve for future iterations to dial down the use of famous actors. So if you look at San Andreas, there weren’t as many in that game." ―Sam Houser, president of Rockstar Games From GTA Liberty City Stories through to GTA IV the series has continued using lesser known actors to voice main characters, but still uses celebrities and real-life radio personalities to voice the DJs of the many radio stations featured in each game. Some games also feature celebrities portraying themselves, such as Lazlow Jones, Phil Collins, Ricky Gervais, Katt Williams, Frankie Boyle and Jesco White. Like any animated series, the voice actors on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends are the key to the success of the series. What follows is the cast (and selected guest stars) through its' run of six seasons. A list of voice actors in the Tomb Raider series. This is the list of voice actors that have participated in the Goketsuji Ichizoku series and related games. At Arthur Wiki, we find it most necessary to provide each and every user with proper voice actor information. However, regarding the Arthur franchise, voice actor info is hard to come by. So in an attempt to provide users with this information, we are launching a project to collect info on voice actors to put on this wiki. This is a list of voice actors that worked in the Monster High franchise. These are the people who serve as voice actors in Team Fortress. * Nathan Vetterlein – The Scout * Rick May – The Soldier * Dennis Bateman – Pyro and Spy * Gary Schwartz – The Demoman, Heavy and MONOCULUS! * Grant Goodeve – The Engineer * Robin Atkin Downes – The Medic * John Patrick Lowrie – The Sniper * Ellen McLain – The Administrator * Nolan North – Merasmus / The Bombinomicon / Blutarch Mann / Redmond Mann / Zepheniah Mann / The Engineer (Expiration Date) * Stephen Merchant – Wheatley (Ap-Sap) * Ashly Burch – Miss Pauling A. Aidan Cook Andrew Chalmers E. Emma Tate J. Joanna Ruiz L. Lizzie Waterworth Lara Jill Miller S. Sue Elliott Nicholls Samuel Vincent T. Tamsin Heatley W. Wayne Forester Oliver Postgate was the writer of Ivor the Engine, who lent his voice to some of the characters. He was the voice behind Jones the Steam, Bani Moukerjee and Alice the Elephant. Jason Kappus: Employees on Night 4 Julie Shields: Female computer voice for vents Bob Barnes: Immortal and Restless Narrator List of voice actors in the PaRappa franchise * Wiki account * Youtube Account * Facebook Account * Soundcloud Account Ryu Watabe - Ma-san, Joe Chin, Captain Fussenpepper and Chop Chop Master Onion. Armstead Christian - PJ Berri, Papa Parappa Kenya Hathaway - Sunny Funny Sara Ramírez - Lammy Michele Burks - Katy Kat, Cheap Cheap Saundra Williams - Instructor Mooselini Lenky Don - Prince Fleaswallow Richard Bush - MC King Kong Mushi, Chief Puddle, Bullies Louise-Marie Mennier - Cathy Piller Everette Bradley - Paul Chuck Carla Cook - Teriyaki Yoko John James - General Potter Ethan Eubanks - Beard Burger Master Dean Bowman - Guru Ant Kimberly Queen Aaminah Hassell - Instructor Moosesha Freedom Bremner - Hairdresser Octopus, Boxy Boy Andrew Alonzo - Colonel Noodle This page lists most voice actors and their voiced character(s) for Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout Tactics, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4. Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas have an extra column where the voice actor is defined by ID they have in the G.E.C.K. editor. Episode production codes will appear next to one-off voices i.e. (1-13) refers to the episode The Trial of the Monarch. List of voice actors. Voice acting is the art of providing voices for characters. This page is a list of voice actors from the Metal Gear series. This article lists the known voice actors of the Tomba! series. The first game lacked voice acting, with the exception of one or two animated cutscenes, in contrast to the second game, which stars several voice actors. Many of them lent their voice to several characters in the game. __TOC__