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* Some combinations imitate ventriloquism. ''[[Vampire Princess Miyu]]'' has Megumi Ogata voicing both [[An Ice Person|Reiha]] and her [[Creepy Doll]] Matsukaze. ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]'' has Mika Kanai counterbalancing Vanilla's [[The Quiet One|lack of speech]] through [[Team Pet|Nomad]] [[Stalker with a Crush|gushing]] over her.
* Early European Portuguese dubs had this bad: ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Saint Seiya]]'', and ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' had less than ten voice actors. They were fairly versatile, though.
* ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' had a couple of shared seiyuu ([[Keiko Han]] as both Luna and Queen Beryl, [[Chiyoko Kawashima]] as Haruna-sensei, Shingo and Sailor Pluto), but usually the characters were too different, not allowing even for a small conversation between them. Then came the fifth season and brought in Chibi-Chibi, voiced by Usagi's seiyuu [[Kotono Mitsuishi]]—it's rather easy to pull off this trope when one of the characters has a trait of [[Pokémon-Speak]].
* ''[[Fairy Tail]]'' has ''a lot'' of characters played by the same person in the Japanese version. For example: Jet, Macao, Horologium, and Sagittarius are voiced by Masaki Kawanabe.
** In a literal example of people talking to themselves, a bunch of characters get to meet their [[Bizarro Universe|Edolas]] counterparts, leading to plenty of this trope throughout the arc.
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