What are we listening, Hilda, Adventure Time, Futurama, Simpsons, South Park, Smurfs. Try watching some documentaries or live action dramas for comparison if you don't know anyone from Japan to ask about.Īs for Western toons, also depends on format and genre. If the movie and show is more on serious, real life note, probability for real speaking is closer to real life than for fantasy, horror, comedy genres, but generally, there is a difference in intonation, chosen words, and expressiveness. → More repliesįirst, for anime, it really depends on genre and format, but no, they don't.

These are some of the top voice actors, and not everyone is that good, but for a lot of them at least having a halfway believable british accent and this dub way of speaking is bare minimum.Įdit: also mark hammil doesn't sound like The Joker. Liam O'Brian might be the closest to sounding like he talks shen he voiced Garra in Naruto but even then it's this theater style way of talking and not like he normally does.

Matt Mercer, who runs the game, sounds nothing like McCree from overwatch when he speaks normally. They all do stuff like that live with no script becauseits all improv, they're just that good at accents. In Critical Role, a D&D series with other great voice actors, she's done a good british sounding character, a slavic sounding one (not russian, more balkan), and has done other accents as needed. Laura Bailey who does Tohru in Fruits basket sounds nothing like that. They don't have to sound like they normally talk and generally do accent practice / training. No voice actors are just that, voice actors.

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