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Line 15: Can [[Sister Trope\|overlap]] with [[Talking to Himself]], if the actor does multiple roles on the same show. Compare and contrast with [[Voice Changeling]], which involves having multiple people voice one character. Not to be confused with [[Voice of the Legion]]. {{examples}} ~~== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==~~ * Beatrice in ''[[Princess Principal]]'' can copy any voice she's heard, thanks to the [[steampunk]] vocal cords implanted in her throat. (The anime has multiple voice actors read her lines.) == [[Real Life]] == Just choose a few key roles to give an idea of the actors' ranges. Save large lists for the actors' own pages. Line 205 ⟶ 202: * Somehow [[Tony Oliver]] can voice [[Lupin III]], [[Fate/stay night\|Lancer]], [[Bratty Half-Pint\|Bat]] from the ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'' movie, and Keiichi from the ''[[Ah! My Goddess]]''! movie in English and they don't sound one damn bit alike. * Every character [[Kari Wahlgren]] has done has a completely distinct voice. Seriously, compare [[Samurai Champloo\|Fuu]] to [[Tales of Symphonia\|Raine]] or [[Eureka Seven\|Anemone]]. Even the characters that are relatively similar sound completely different, such as her [[Jeanne D'Arc\|Jeanne]] and her [[Final Fantasy XII\|Ashe]]. * [[Daran Norris]] has played both the wicked Vincent from the ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' movie and the idiotic Cosmo from ''[[Fairly Oddparents]]'', as well as Spotswoode from ''[[Team America]]: World Police]]'', Belze in ''[[God Hand]]'', and [[Mad Scientist]] Rodyle in ''[[Tales of Symphonia]]''. * Nicholas Briggs has played the voice of many different alien species since the 2005 revival of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', inluding the Daleks (particularly notabe with The Cult of Skaro), Cybermen, Judoon and the Nestene Consciousness. ** Nick Briggs does the ''creepiest'', most nightmare fuellish Dalek voice ever; Dalek Caan in "Stolen Earth/Journeys End".