Random pointless voice questions...

1) Is it just me, or did Jindrax's voice change over the course of the year?
I looked up at SirStack's site, but the same voice is different. Did anyone
else notice the change?
2) Did they ever explain why Alpha 5/6's voice sounded different in every
other few episodes?

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"Christopher N. Denner" PIKAC...@toonzone.net wrote:
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>1) Is it just me, or did Jindrax's voice change over the course of the year?
>I looked up at SirStack's site, but the same voice is different. Did anyone
>else notice the change?
>
>2) Did they ever explain why Alpha 5/6's voice sounded different in every
>other few episodes?
Richard Cansino was the original voice actor for Jindrax. He was replaced by
Jindrax's human (for all of one episode) and suit actor, Danny Wayne Stallcup.
I think it was a good tradeoff. Incidentally, Cansino is my favorite song by
Tony Orlando.

WF is notable for featuring two voice actor changes mid-arc. Zen-Aku was
originally voiced by Dan Worren, and later by veteran PR actor Lex "Walter"
Lang.

Alphas 5 and 7 had only one voice. Richard Wood. Alpha 6 had two. Katerina
Luciani was "Bronx Alpha," and Wendee Lee was "simulated A5 voice" Alpha. Any
fluctuations therein are due to the actors becoming more comfortable in their
roles. Note how different Kerrigan's portrayal of Goldar is in season one,
compared to Zeo.


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>Alphas 5 and 7 had only one voice. Richard Wood. Alpha 6 had two. Katerina
>Luciani was "Bronx Alpha," and Wendee Lee was "simulated A5 voice" Alpha. Any
>fluctuations therein are due to the actors >becoming more comfortable in their
Where did alpha 7 come from?

timer...@aol.com (Timeranger7) wrote in
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>>Alphas 5 and 7 had only one voice. Richard Wood. Alpha 6 had two.
>>Katerina Luciani was "Bronx Alpha," and Wendee Lee was "simulated A5
>>voice" Alpha. Any fluctuations therein are due to the actors >becoming
>>more comfortable in their
>
> Where did alpha 7 come from?
Watch 'Forever Red.'

- Will, doing laundry

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>timer...@aol.com (Timeranger7) wrote in
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>>>Alphas 5 and 7 had only one voice. Richard Wood. Alpha 6 had two.
>>>Katerina Luciani was "Bronx Alpha," and Wendee Lee was "simulated A5
>>>voice" Alpha. Any fluctuations therein are due to the actors >becoming
>>>more comfortable in their
>>
>> Where did alpha 7 come from?
>
>Watch 'Forever Red.'
Oh. I though that was alpha 6.

timer...@aol.com (Timeranger7) wrote in
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>>timer...@aol.com (Timeranger7) wrote in
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>>>>Alphas 5 and 7 had only one voice. Richard Wood. Alpha 6 had two.
>>>>Katerina Luciani was "Bronx Alpha," and Wendee Lee was "simulated A5
>>>>voice" Alpha. Any fluctuations therein are due to the actors >becoming
>>>>more comfortable in their
>>>
>>> Where did alpha 7 come from?
>>
>>Watch 'Forever Red.'
>
> Oh. I though that was alpha 6.
Nah. A6 ended up on Mirinoi at the end of PRLG. (Fun factoid:
there were three separate VAs for Alpha 6 in PRLG. Go figure.)

- Will, still doing laundry