Western Animation Relationship Voice Actor

You know, there are more anime examples than western animation examples in Relationship Voice Actor. Got any ideas for this?

hmm...

I've definitely heard Jim Cummings, Tress Macneille, and Rob Paulsen in a lot of stuff, though I'm not sure if their characters had interactions.

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That's mostly because there are less examples of "actors being hired in reference to a relationship they had on a prior show" than in other media.

"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.

Cree Summer and Will Friedle as it says on the Thundercats (2011) Trivia.

They where Terry Mc Ginnis / Batman and Max Gibson on Batman Beyond.

When Will voiced Leo in his back to the past through the Book of Omens episode Cree was brought in to voice Leo's fellow rebel leader and girlfriend Panthera.

She also played Panthera again in the Birth of the Blades with Will's best friend Jason Marsden.

edited 8th Jun '12 12:03:13 PM by BLRazer

The red ring stays with me.

Tara Strong and Kath Soucie. Both have been Timmy Turner and Bubbles. Bubbles was Kath Soucie in the "What a Cartoon" shorts, and Timmy has been Kath Soucie since 2004.

Magic people, voodoo people!

Mark Hamill and Kevin Michael Richardson. They were Skeleton King and Antauri, Steve and Max, Quarry and Knuckles, and Burt and Burble.

Whoa, so like, they've got some kind of Bill Murray/Lorenzo Music thing going on?

Can you help me? I want to add an example in Mark Hamill with someone from Regular Show.

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Well, it's just there.

edited 27th Apr '13 8:19:36 AM by MaxHandler

Ok... wow. This trope's page has a serious problem with "Anime-Tropeism," which is a problem I didn't even know we still had in places.

On the other hand, it seems like it's mainly stuffed with "these two actors played the same character once" and "these two actors have been in shows together, regardless of whether they actually had anything to do with each other," which means it probably has a bunch of bad examples.

Which, in fact, it does. Hrm... I wonder if I should take this to TRS.

edited 27th Apr '13 8:28:28 AM by KnownUnknown

"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.

...that's blatantly incorrect. Timmy still is and always has been Tara Strong since the actual show started, with the exception of the Oh Yeah Cartoons shorts, in which he was voiced by Mary Kay Bergman (who no longer voices anyone for really sad reasons).

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It's not the first time Tara Strong took over for Bergman, either.

"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.

I know there are a number of cases, in Western Animation, where this has occurred with actors doing voice acting who are better known as live-action actors. Gargoyles, for instance, had Jonathan Frakes (Xanatos), Mirina Sirtis (Demona), Brent Spiner (Puck), and Michael Dorn (umm..can't remember, but I know he was there) in prominent roles, all of whom were on Star Trek: TNG together. Justice League: Unlimited did this too with some of the cast of Firefly, with Nathan Fillon as Vigilante (and later as Hal Jordan/Green Lantern), Moreena Baccarin as Black Canary, Adam Baldwin as Rick Flagg (later did the voice of Superman for Superman: Doomsday) and Gina Torres as Vixen; I think Summer Glau did the voice of Supergirl in one of the straight-to-video releases, too.

Blueframe: They've also worked in a lot of projects with Kath Soucie, Frank Welker and Billy West, though one could argue whether that's less to do with Relationship Voice Actors and more to do with the fact they are high profile voice actors who did next to every big cartoon during the 80s and 90s.

Mel Blanc, June Foray and Stan Freberg can be put under similar circumstances, though the latter two apparently still work together in their more relaxed later years. They've both provided voices for The Garfield Show for example.

edited 27th Apr '13 8:24:49 PM by Psi001

Well, any other examples Billy West and Kath Soucie starred in together besides Bugs and Lola from Space Jam?

It's because Western Animation tends to be a much, much smaller group.

Futurama. Billy West voiced Farmsworth who grew his own clone, Cubert, voiced by Kate.

Thank you.

Jeff Bennett is usually a suave hero or anti-hero to the villain played by Mark Hamill. First there's Johnny Bravo and King Raymond, then Creeper and Joker. Any other examples?

How about Grey De Lisle and John DiMaggio? So far, I found out Frida and El Oso and Dr. Holiday and BoBo. What else?