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* ''{{Persona 3}}'' and ''{{Persona 4}}'' didn't list the English voices.

* The ''SonicRush'' series are the only Sonic games to match up the voice actors to their characters.

* Pretty much every entry in the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' franchise, games and cartoons both, only list the VAs and don't pair them with characters. It got worse in the 2010-onward games [[TheOtherDarrin with the new voice cast]]; some VAs used aliases and Laura Bailey wasn't credited period.

* Pretty much every entry in the ''SonicTheHedgehog'' franchise, games and cartoons both.

* ''StreetFighterII:V''

**This troper remembers there being a proper cast list for the English version, at least.

* The Fliescher Brothers movie {{MrBugGoesToTown}} may be the earliest example where the voice actors are credited for which characters they voiced.

* ''SailerMoon'' does not list any of the roles the English dubbers played.

* Fairly common in {{Transformers}} shows when they would only list a list of the voice actors of the series (in which the only aversion was the original 1986 movie.) The RTM-1 dubs of some of the {{Transformers}} anime (released as Transformers Takara) took this further by not crediting the English voices at all.

* TheSims 2, although some detective Googling and HeyItsThatVoice will let you figure them out.

** Neither did ''CapcomVSSNK''. The only VA credited for ''2'' was the announcer, Hiroaki Asai.

* MarvelVsCapcom2, they didn't ''even include the Japanese voice cast!''

* MarvelVsCapcom2, they didn't ''even included the Japanese voice cast!''

Common in {{anime}} and WesternAnimation, and related to [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy]] & [[HeyItsThatVoice Hey, It's That Voice]]. This is when a series is dubbed, and the credits list the Japanese voice actor in the standard Actor-Role method, while the English voice actors, by contrast, are lumped into a simple list under the heading "English Voice Talent." This makes viewers who recognize an actor's name have to [[TheOtherWiki do a search]] to determine which character they were, which can be problematic especially if they used an alias for this production (or if [[ManOfAThousandVoices someone has a very large vocal range]]). (This is generally a sign that the voice acting was [[UnionsInHollywood not unionized]] for the production and at least one if not the majority of the voice talent are using aliases.) Many live-action dubbed films go farther (they're often released in theaters subtitled) and don't list the English dub actors at all.

Common in {{anime}} and WesternAnimation, and related to [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy]] & [[HeyItsThatVoice Hey, It's That Voice]]. This is when a series is dubbed, and the credits list the Japanese voice actor in the standard Actor-Role method, while the English voice actors, by contrast, are lumped into a simple list under the heading "English Voice Talent." This makes viewers who recognize an actor's name have to [[TheOtherWiki do a search]] to determine which character they were, which can be problematic especially if they used an alias for this production. (This is generally a sign that the voice acting was not unionized for the production and at least one if not the majority of the voice talent are using aliases.) Many live-action dubbed films go farther (they're often released in theaters subtitled) and don't list the English dub actors at all.

~This troper remembers there being a proper cast list for the English version, at least.

* This troper remembers there being a proper cast list for the English version, at least.

Common in {{anime}}, and related to [[HeyItsThatGuy Hey, It's That Guy]] & [[HeyItsThatVoice Hey, It's That Voice]]. This is when a series is dubbed, and the credits list the Japanese voice actor in the standard Actor-Role method, while the English voice actors, by contrast, are lumped into a simple list under the heading "English Voice Talent." This makes viewers who recognize an actor's name have to [[TheOtherWiki do a search]] to determine which character they were. Many live-action dubbed films go farther (they're often released in theaters subtitled) and don't list the English dub actors at all.

* As does ''AirGear''.

Common in {{anime}}, and related to HeyItsThatGuy & HeyItsThatVoice. This is when a series is dubbed, and the credits list the Japanese ''seiyuu'' in the standard Actor-Role method, while the English [=VA=]s, by contrast, are lumped into a simple list under the heading "English Voice Talent" or similar. This makes viewers who [[HeyItsThatGuy recognize an actor's name]] have to [[TheOtherWiki do a search]] to determine which character they were. Many live-action dubbed films go farther (they're often released in theaters subtitled) and don't list the English dub actors at all.

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