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** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1 [[VideoGameRemake Kiwami]]'' saw several voice actor changes due to either the voice actor passing away or from retirement. This includes the voice actors for Shindo and Reina; Creator/TomoyukiDan and Creator/HiromiTsuru. In fact, the majority of the actors in ''Yakuza Kiwami'', were replaced by popular voice actors like Creator/MaayaSakamoto, Creator/TomokazuSugita, and Creator/ToruOkawa.
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** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1 [[VideoGameRemake Kiwami]]'' saw several voice actor changes due to either the voice actor passing away or from retirement. This includes the voice actors for Shindo and Reina; Creator/TomoyukiDan and Creator/HiromiTsuru. In fact, the majority of the actors in ''Yakuza Kiwami'', from the original ''Yakuza'', were replaced by popular voice actors like Creator/MaayaSakamoto, Creator/TomokazuSugita, and Creator/ToruOkawa.
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** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1 [[VideoGameRemake Kiwami]]'' saw several voice actor changes due to either the voice actor passing away or from retirement. This includes the voice actors for Shindo and Reina Creator/TomoyukiDan and Creator/HiromiTsuru. In fact, the majority of the actors in ''Yakuza Kiwami'', were replaced by popular voice actors like Creator/MaayaSakamoto, Creator/TomokazuSugita, and Creator/ToruOkawa.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game, but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game, but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
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** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1 [[VideoGameRemake Kiwami]]'' saw several voice actor changes due to either the voice actor passing away or from retirement. This includes the voice actors for Shindo and Reina Reina; Creator/TomoyukiDan and Creator/HiromiTsuru. In fact, the majority of the actors in ''Yakuza Kiwami'', were replaced by popular voice actors like Creator/MaayaSakamoto, Creator/TomokazuSugita, and Creator/ToruOkawa.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game, but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventuallyreprise [[TheOriginalDarrin reprise]] the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game, but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually
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** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in the eighth main entry in the series; ''Yakuza Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in the eighth main entry in the series; ''Yakuza ''Yakuza: Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'', many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill, who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'', was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and "the Bartender", who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]], is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in the seventh (technically eight) main entry in the series; ''Yakuza Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in the seventh (technically eight) main entry in the series; ''Yakuza Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'', many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill, who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'', was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and "the Bartender", the Bartender, who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]], is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in theseventh (technically eight) eighth main entry in the series; ''Yakuza Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly fifteen years later in the
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** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'' was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and the "Bartender" who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]] is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'' was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and the "Bartender" who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]] is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
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** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game game, but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
** In the english dub of''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'', many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill Creator/MarkHamill, who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'' ''Yakuza'', was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and the "Bartender" "the Bartender", who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]] [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]], is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'', the protagonist [[Characters/LikeADragonKazumaKiryu Kazuma Kiryu]] was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly two decades later in the seventh main entry in the series; ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1 [[VideoGameRemake Kiwami]]'' saw several voice actor changes due to either the voice actor passing away or from retirement. This includes the voice actors for Shindo and Reina Creator/TomoyukiDan and Creator/HiromiTsuru. In fact, the majority of the actors in ''Yakuza Kiwami'', were replaced by popular voice actors like Creator/MaayaSakamoto, Creator/TomokazuSugita, and Creator/ToruOkawa.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
** In the english dub of''VideoGame/Yakuza1'', ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'' many returning characters from the first game were voiced by different actors. Creator/MarkHamill who voiced Goro Majima in the original ''Yakuza'' was replaced by Creator/MatthewMercer, and the "Bartender" who is heavily implied to be [[spoiler:Kashiwagi]] is now voiced by Creator/DavidHayter instead of Creator/JohnDiMaggio.
** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist[[Characters/LikeADragonKazumaKiryu Kazuma Kiryu]] Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly two decades fifteen years later in the seventh (technically eight) main entry in the series; ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''.''Yakuza Like A Dragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
** Terada was voiced by Creator/KenjiNomura in the original game but he was replaced by Creator/GoShinomiya in ''VideoGame/Yakuza2''. Nomura would eventually reprise the role in ''Kiwami'' remakes for both ''1'' and ''2''.
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** In the english dub of ''Yakuza'', the protagonist
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* ''VideoGame/{{Skullgirls}}'': Subverted InUniverse. ''Annie of the Stars'' is a ShowWithinAShow featuring a magical girl saving the day against Skullgirls and other threats that has run long enough that the first actress to play Annie is now the show's producer. Unknown to the public at large is that there has actually only ever been ''one'' person playing Annie: Annie herself, made TheAgeless due to a wish on the Skull Heart made by her own mother. The girls credited for playing Annie are actually life doubles who pose as Annie off-set and act as Annie's {{Secret Keeper}}s so her being centuries old doesn't get out.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would reprise his role nearly two decades later in the seventh main entry in the series ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'', the protagonist [[Characters/LikeADragonKazumaKiryu Kazuma Kiryu Kiryu]] was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would reprise [[RoleReprise reprise]] his role nearly two decades later in the seventh main entry in the series series; ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would reprise his role nearly two decades later in the seventh main entry in the series ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
** In the english dub of ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' the protagonist Kazuma Kiryu was voiced by Darryl Kurylo, who would reprise his role nearly two decades later in the seventh main entry in the series ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''. [[note]]Due to the first game's poor reception in the West, most of the ''Yakuza'' games weren't dubbed, until the series western popularity began to skyrocket with the success of the prequel game ''VideoGame/Yakuza0'' and the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of the [[VideoGame/Yakuza1 first]] [[VideoGame/Yakuza2 two]] games.[[/note]] However, just a few years later the role of Kiryu was recast, with Creator/YongYea taking over as the english voice of Kiryu in ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' and ''VideoGame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth''.
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** The most notable example would be Illidan, the BigBad of the first expansion and many others directly connected to him.
** At least Illidan's new voice actor sounds quite like his old one. Arthas (the titular villain of Wratch of the Lich King and the focal character for much of ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'' and its expansion) was given an entirely new actor to voice for ''Wrath of the Lich King''. As for the Lich King himself, his new voice is Creator/MichaelMcConnohie, who already plays [[ActingForTwo Kel'thuzad and, strangely, Uther the Lightbringer]].
** Partway through the ''Wrath of The Lich King'' expansion, Sylvanas was abruptly re-voiced by a new actress who gave her a more prominent accent. Many fans of the character were upset with this, claiming the accent doesn't fit the character.
** At least Illidan's new voice actor sounds quite like his old one. Arthas (the titular villain of Wratch of the Lich King and the focal character for much of ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'' and its expansion) was given an entirely new actor to voice for ''Wrath of the Lich King''. As for the Lich King himself, his new voice is Creator/MichaelMcConnohie, who already plays [[ActingForTwo Kel'thuzad and, strangely, Uther the Lightbringer]].
** Partway through the ''Wrath of The Lich King'' expansion, Sylvanas was abruptly re-voiced by a new actress who gave her a more prominent accent. Many fans of the character were upset with this, claiming the accent doesn't fit the character.
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** The most notable example would be Illidan, the BigBad of the first expansion and many others directly connected to him.
him. Illidan was originally voiced by Creator/MatthewYangKing in ''VideoGame/Warcraft3'' but was replaced by Creator/LiamOBrien in all the subsequent appearances.
** At least Illidan's new voice actor sounds quite like his old one. Arthas (the titular villain of Wratch of the Lich King and the focal character for much of ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'' and its expansion) was originally voiced by Justin Gross but was given an entirely newactor actor, Creator/PatrickSeitz, to voice for him from ''Wrath of the Lich King''.King'' onward. As for the Lich King himself, his new voice is Creator/MichaelMcConnohie, who already plays [[ActingForTwo Kel'thuzad and, strangely, Uther the Lightbringer]].
** Partway through the ''Wrath of The Lich King'' expansion,Sylvanas Sylvanas, who was originally voiced by Piera Coppola, was abruptly re-voiced by a new actress actress, Creator/PattyMattson, who gave her a more prominent accent. Many fans of the character were upset with this, claiming the accent doesn't fit the character.
** At least Illidan's new voice actor sounds quite like his old one. Arthas (the titular villain of Wratch of the Lich King and the focal character for much of ''VideoGame/WarcraftIII'' and its expansion) was originally voiced by Justin Gross but was given an entirely new
** Partway through the ''Wrath of The Lich King'' expansion,
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Kate Fleming for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's voice actress until 2023, with her final time voicing Daisy being ''VideoGame/MarioStrikersBattleLeague''. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Fleming and Taylor's. Mustard was replaced with Giselle Fernandez in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'', with Fernandez's take on Daisy actually being so strongly similar to Mustard's that few realized she had been replaced until Fernandez themselves confirmed it.
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Kate Fleming for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's voice actress until 2023, with her final time voicing Daisy being ''VideoGame/MarioStrikersBattleLeague''. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Fleming and Taylor's. Mustard was replaced with Giselle Fernandez in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'', with Fernandez's take on Daisy actually being so strongly similar to Mustard's that few realized she had been replaced until Fernandez themselves themself confirmed it.
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* ''Franchise/AceAttorney'': From the first through the fourth games in the series, Phoenix Wright was "voiced" (in "Objection!" shouts and the like) by Capcom producer Ben Judd. For both ''[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'' and from ''Dual Destinies'' onward (where the character has actual lines), the part went to Creator/SamRiegel. Across the pond, Trevor White voiced him in ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonVsPhoenixWrightAceAttorney''.
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* ''Franchise/AceAttorney'': From ''Franchise/AceAttorney'':
** In the firstthrough the fourth four games in the series, Phoenix Wright was all characters were "voiced" (in "Objection!" shouts and the like) by various staff members at Capcom producer Ben Judd. in all languages. For both Phoenix's appearance in ''[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'' and from ''Dual Destinies'' onward (where the character has ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies'' onward, where characters have actual lines), lines, all characters are played by professional voice actors instead.
** ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonVsPhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' furthermore has Phoenix and Maya played by their actors from Film/AceAttorney2012 in thepart went to Creator/SamRiegel. Across the pond, Trevor White voiced him Japanese audio instead of their usual voice actors and a completely different, UK-based cast in ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonVsPhoenixWrightAceAttorney''.English.
** In the first
** ''VideoGame/ProfessorLaytonVsPhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' furthermore has Phoenix and Maya played by their actors from Film/AceAttorney2012 in the
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Daisy was voiced by Kate Fleming in Mario Tennis for the N64.
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Jessica Chisum for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's voice actress until 2023. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Chisum and Taylor's. Mustard was replaced with Giselle Fernandez in ''Wonder'', with Fernandez's take on Daisy actually being strongly similar to Mustard's that few realized she had been replaced.
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Jessica Chisum Kate Fleming for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's voice actress until 2023. 2023, with her final time voicing Daisy being ''VideoGame/MarioStrikersBattleLeague''. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Chisum Fleming and Taylor's. Mustard was replaced with Giselle Fernandez in ''Wonder'', ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'', with Fernandez's take on Daisy actually being so strongly similar to Mustard's that few realized she had been replaced.replaced until Fernandez themselves confirmed it.
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Jessica Chisum for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's current voice actress. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Chisum and Taylor's.
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** Princess Daisy from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand'' was voiced by Jessica Chisum for her return to the series in ''VideoGame/MarioTennis'' and Jen Taylor for her first three appearances in the ''VideoGame/MarioParty'' series. Starting with ''[[VideoGame/MarioGolf Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour]]'', Deanna Mustard became Daisy's current voice actress.actress until 2023. Needless to say, Deanna Mustard's take on Daisy is much, ''much'' different from Chisum and Taylor's. Mustard was replaced with Giselle Fernandez in ''Wonder'', with Fernandez's take on Daisy actually being strongly similar to Mustard's that few realized she had been replaced.
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** Wario was also originally voiced by Thomas Spindler, an employee of Nintendo's German division, in the Japanese version of ''Mario Kart 64'' and the first two ''Mario Party'' titles. It wasn't until ''Mario Party 3'' that Martinet became Wario's permanent voice actor up to 2023.
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** Wario was also originally voiced by Thomas Spindler, an employee of Nintendo's German division, in the Japanese version of ''Mario Kart 64'' and the first two ''Mario Party'' titles. It wasn't until ''Mario Party 3'' that Martinet became Wario's permanent voice actor up to until 2023.
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** Although Charles Martinet consistently voiced Mario from 1992 to his retirement from voice acting in 2023, there has been a flip-flop of voices over the years.
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** Although Charles Martinet consistently voiced Mario from 1992 to until his retirement from voice acting in 2023, there has been a flip-flop of voices over the years.
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*** And finally Creator/ChrisPratt in Creator/{{Illumination|Entertainment}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. Ironically, Charles Martinet is part of the voice cast, but not as Mario or Luigi[[note]]the latter of whom is voiced by Creator/CharlieDay in the film[[/note]], but rather [[RemakeCameo as their father]].
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*** And finally finally, Creator/ChrisPratt in Creator/{{Illumination|Entertainment}}'s ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie''. Ironically, Charles Martinet is part of the voice cast, but not as Mario or Luigi[[note]]the latter of whom is voiced by Creator/CharlieDay in the film[[/note]], but rather [[RemakeCameo as their father]].father]].
** When Martinet finally did retire from voice acting in 2023, [[ActingForTwo his multiple roles]] needed to be permanently recast for the first time in decades. As a result, that year's ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'' sees Kevin Afghani taking over as the voices of Mario and Luigi.
** When Martinet finally did retire from voice acting in 2023, [[ActingForTwo his multiple roles]] needed to be permanently recast for the first time in decades. As a result, that year's ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBrosWonder'' sees Kevin Afghani taking over as the voices of Mario and Luigi.
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* {{Enforced}} in ''VideoGame/FistOfTheNorthStarLostParadise'': being a ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar''-themed ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' spin-off, every character in the game is [[CastingGag voiced by their counterpart from the main games]], including (but not limited to) Creator/TakayaKuroda (Kiryu) as Kenshiro, Creator/HidenariUgaki (Majima) as Jagi, Creator/MasamiIwasaki (Ryuji Goda) as Raoh, and Creator/RieKugimiya (Haruka) as Rin.
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*** Vincent Rodriguez III takes over the role of Raiden from Creator/RichardEpcar and Travis Willingham. [[spoiler:This only applies to the mortal Raiden; the Thunder God incarnation is again voiced by Willingham.]]
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*** Vincent Rodriguez III takes over the role of Raiden from Creator/RichardEpcar and Travis Willingham. [[spoiler:This only applies to the mortal Raiden; the Thunder God incarnation from an alternate timeline is again voiced by Willingham.]]
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* In the first two ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' games, Harold was voiced by Creator/CharlieAdler, but then for ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', the character was voiced by Creator/StephenRussell.
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* In the first two ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' games, Harold was voiced by Creator/CharlieAdler, but then for ''VideoGame/FalloutBrotherhoodOfSteel'', the character was voiced by Creator/AlanOppenheimer, and then for ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', the character he was voiced by Creator/StephenRussell.
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*** Sean T. Krishnan replaces Ronald M. Banks as Quan Chi.
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Given that the bulleted entires don't go past the third one, and I can't lump ALL of the examples into their group names, so I'll just move the SEES Members and Strega parts to the second bullet point in brackets after the "main party members" part.
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** The upcoming ''[=P3=]'' remake, ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'', will recast every one of the main party members for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]:
*** SEES Members:
*** SEES Members:
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** The upcoming ''[=P3=]'' remake, ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'', will recast every one of the main party members (SEES and Strega) for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]:
*** SEES Members:roles]]:
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* In the first two ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' games, Harold was voiced by Creator/CharlieAdler, but then for ''VideoGame/Fallout3'', the character was voiced by Creator/StephenRussell.
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* ''VideoGame/SplinterCell'': Don Jordan, who played Irving Lambert in the first game, was inexplicably replaced by Creator/DennisHaysbert for ''VideoGame/SplinterCellPandoraTomorrow'' and then just as inexplicably returned for the rest of the series. Anna Grimsdóttir was in the same boat - first voiced by Claudia Besso, replaced by Adriana Anderson for ''Pandora Tomorrow'', then back to Besso for ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellChaosTheory Chaos Theory]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellConviction Conviction]]''. In ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellBlacklist Blacklist]]'', Grim's voice was replaced again, by Creator/KateDrummond, as was Sam's, going from Creator/MichaelIronside to Eric Johnson for that game; mirroring the ''Pandora Tomorrow'' instance, however, Ironside came back to voice him for a crossover mission in ''Videogame/GhostReconWildlands''. Ironside can also be heard as Sam in the teaser for ''VideoGame/GhostReconBreakpoint''[='=]s first DLC, "Deep State".
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* ''VideoGame/SplinterCell'': Don Jordan, who played Irving Lambert in the first game, was inexplicably replaced by Creator/DennisHaysbert for ''VideoGame/SplinterCellPandoraTomorrow'' and then just as inexplicably returned for the rest of the series. Anna Grimsdóttir was in the same boat - first voiced by Claudia Besso, replaced by Adriana Anderson for ''Pandora Tomorrow'', Tomorrow'' (who also replaced Ellen David as Frances Coen), then back to Besso for ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellChaosTheory Chaos Theory]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellConviction Conviction]]''. In ''[[VideoGame/SplinterCellBlacklist Blacklist]]'', Grim's voice was replaced again, by Creator/KateDrummond, as was Sam's, going from Creator/MichaelIronside to Eric Johnson for that game; mirroring the ''Pandora Tomorrow'' instance, however, Ironside came back to voice him for a crossover mission missions in ''Videogame/GhostReconWildlands''. ''Videogame/GhostReconWildlands'' and ''[[VideoGame/GhostReconBreakpoint Breakpoint]]''. It was later revealed that Ironside can also be heard as Sam in stepped down from the teaser role for ''VideoGame/GhostReconBreakpoint''[='=]s first DLC, "Deep State".''Blacklist'' both because of the greater physical demands from doing motion capture alongside voice acting (Ironside was 63 at the time the game released) and, as it turns out, he was undergoing treatment for cancer.
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** For example, Fox [=McCloud=] was voiced by Mike West in ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and its remake, ''VideoGame/StarFoxZero'', and the two most recent installments of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' In the animated short "The Battle Begins", he's voiced by Creator/JoeZieja. In the fourteen years between ''64'' and its remake, Fox was voiced by Steve Malpass (''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee'' and ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'') and Jim Walker (''VideoGame/StarFoxAssault'' and ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'').
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** For example, Fox [=McCloud=] was voiced by Mike West in ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' and its remake, ''VideoGame/StarFoxZero'', and the two most recent installments of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU'' and ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate Ultimate]]''. In the animated short "The Battle Begins", he's voiced by Creator/JoeZieja. In the fourteen years between ''64'' and its remake, Fox was voiced by Steve Malpass (''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee'' and ''VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures'') and Jim Walker (''VideoGame/StarFoxAssault'' and ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'').
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** Noire was voiced by Creator/ErinFitzgerald throughout the entire series until 2016. At Anime Expo'17, an English trailer for ''VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline'' was showcased. During the showcase, a fan noticed and tweeted that Noire is voiced by a different person. Erin [[https://twitter.com/ErinFitzgerald/status/881228768374800384 responded to the tweet by confirming]] that she is no longer voicing Noire as she stands on getting all games with SAG contracts. The voice actress replacing her is Creator/EricaMendez, who voiced Moru and Blossom Aisen in ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart''. While the strike had ended on September 23, 2017 and Fitzgerald did express the idea of wanting to [[TheOriginalDarrin reprise the role of Noire]], the switch ended up being permanent as Mendez would voice the character in all future installments [[note]] This is further evidenced in ''VIIR'', where Mendez re-recorded all of Noire's lines in the game. Strangely, the same ''didn't'' apply to her EvilCounterpart Dark Black, who still retained Fitzgerald's recordings, though having a VoiceOfTheLegion made the change unnoticeable)[[/note]] .
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** Noire was voiced by Creator/ErinFitzgerald throughout the entire series until 2016. At Anime Expo'17, an English trailer for ''VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline'' was showcased. During the showcase, a fan noticed and tweeted that Noire is voiced by a different person. Erin [[https://twitter.com/ErinFitzgerald/status/881228768374800384 responded to the tweet by confirming]] that she is no longer voicing Noire as she stands on getting all games with SAG contracts. The voice actress replacing her is Creator/EricaMendez, who voiced Moru and Blossom Aisen in ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart''. While the strike had ended on September 23, 2017 and Fitzgerald did express the idea of wanting to [[TheOriginalDarrin reprise the role of Noire]], the switch ended up being permanent as Mendez would voice the character in all future installments [[note]] This is further evidenced in ''VIIR'', where Mendez re-recorded all of Noire's lines in the game. Strangely, the same ''didn't'' apply to her EvilCounterpart Dark Black, who still retained Fitzgerald's recordings, though having a VoiceOfTheLegion made the change unnoticeable)[[/note]] .unnoticeable[[/note]].
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** The upcoming ''[=P3=]'' remake, ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'', will recast every one of the main party members for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]:
*** SEES Members:
*** SEES Members:
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** The upcoming ''[=P3=]'' remake, ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'', will recast every one of the main party party members for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all [[RoleReprise reprising their roles]]:
*** SEESMembers:Members:
*** SEES
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*** Mitsuru Kirijo is voiced by Creator/AllegraClark instead of Creator/TaraPlatt.
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*** Mitsuru Kirijo is voiced by Creator/AllegraClark instead of Creator/TaraPlatt.Creator/TaraPlatt; the latter still voices Elizabeth, however.
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** ''Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers'', the 2017 UpdatedRerelease of ''Videogame/StreetFighterII'', contains a "New Generation Voice Mode" where all of the original 1991-1993 voice lines were rerecorded with the present day voice actors who joined the franchise in ''Videogame/StreetFighterIV''. Violent Ken also makes his official ''SF'' debut here, with Creator/YujiKishi replacing Atsushi "Monster" Maezuka from ''Videogame/SNKVsCapcomSVCChaos''.
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** ''Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers'', the 2017 UpdatedRerelease of ''Videogame/StreetFighterII'', contains a "New Generation Voice Mode" where all of the original 1991-1993 voice lines were rerecorded replaced with clips of the present day voice actors who joined the franchise in ''Videogame/StreetFighterIV''. Violent Ken also makes his official ''SF'' debut here, with Creator/YujiKishi replacing Atsushi "Monster" Maezuka from ''Videogame/SNKVsCapcomSVCChaos''.
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Carrie Keranen has always voiced Rom according to every source I've went through, so it's likely that Erika Lenhart's Rom was merely a Mandela Effect most people had when mk2 was first released in the West. Either way, the example does not fit TOD and thus would be moved to the "Other trivia" section of the series' Trivia page.
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** The [[NoExportForYou Japanese-exclusive]] mobile game ''[=BlazBlue=] Alternative: Dark War'' has Kagura Mutsuki be played by Creator/DaisukeNamikawa instead of Creator/KeijiFujiwara, whom succumbed to cancer in April 2020.
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** The [[NoExportForYou Japanese-exclusive]] mobile game ''[=BlazBlue=] Alternative: Dark War'' has Kagura Mutsuki be played by Creator/DaisukeNamikawa instead of Creator/KeijiFujiwara, the latter of whom succumbed to cancer in April 2020.
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** While most of the cast for ''Mortal Kombat 11'' does come back for ''VideoGame/MortalKomatOnslaught'', there are some exceptions.
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** While most of the cast for ''Mortal Kombat 11'' does come back for ''VideoGame/MortalKomatOnslaught'', ''VideoGame/MortalKombatOnslaught'', there are some exceptions.
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** Some sources claim that Erika Lenhart voiced Rom in ''mk2'', ''Victory'', and ''[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaProducingPerfection Producing Perfection]]'', before Creator/CarrieKeranen took over the role starting with ''[=Re;Birth1=]''. However, others claim that Carrie has played the role since day one.
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** Noire was voiced by Creator/ErinFitzgerald throughout the entire series until 2016. At Anime Expo'17, an English trailer for ''VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline'' was showcased. During the showcase, a fan noticed and tweeted that Noire is voiced by a different person. Erin [[https://twitter.com/ErinFitzgerald/status/881228768374800384 responded to the tweet by confirming]] that she is no longer voicing Noire as she stands on getting all games with SAG contracts. The voice actress replacing her is Creator/EricaMendez, who voiced Moru and Blossom Aisen in ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart''. While the strike had ended on September 23, 2017 and Fitzgerald did express of wanting to [[TheOriginalDarrin reprise the role of Noire]], the switch ended up being permanent as Mendez would voice the character in all future installments [[note]] This is further evidenced in ''VIIR'', where Mendez re-recorded all of Noire's lines in the game (though strangely Dark Black's voice remained intact, but that was likely because she had a VoiceOfTheLegion so it wasn't as noticeable)[[/note]] .
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** Noire was voiced by Creator/ErinFitzgerald throughout the entire series until 2016. At Anime Expo'17, an English trailer for ''VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline'' was showcased. During the showcase, a fan noticed and tweeted that Noire is voiced by a different person. Erin [[https://twitter.com/ErinFitzgerald/status/881228768374800384 responded to the tweet by confirming]] that she is no longer voicing Noire as she stands on getting all games with SAG contracts. The voice actress replacing her is Creator/EricaMendez, who voiced Moru and Blossom Aisen in ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart''. While the strike had ended on September 23, 2017 and Fitzgerald did express the idea of wanting to [[TheOriginalDarrin reprise the role of Noire]], the switch ended up being permanent as Mendez would voice the character in all future installments [[note]] This is further evidenced in ''VIIR'', where Mendez re-recorded all of Noire's lines in the game (though strangely game. Strangely, the same ''didn't'' apply to her EvilCounterpart Dark Black's voice remained intact, but that was likely because she had Black, who still retained Fitzgerald's recordings, though having a VoiceOfTheLegion so it wasn't as noticeable)[[/note]] .made the change unnoticeable)[[/note]] .
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** The upcoming ''VideoGame/Persona3 Reload'' recasts every one of the main party members for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all reprising their roles:
*** The male protagonist is voiced by Creator/AleksLe instead of Creator/YuriLowenthal.
*** Yukari Takeba is voiced by Creator/HeatherGonzalez instead of Creator/MichelleRuff.
*** Junpei Iori is voiced by Creator/ZenoRobinson instead of Creator/VicMignogna [[note]]Even if nobody else was recast, he likely wouldn't have been able to reprise the role of Junpei anyway due to his [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor allegations of workplace and convention misconduct towards fans and coworkers]] [[/note]].
*** Akihiko Sanada is voiced by Creator/AlejandroSaab instead of Creator/LiamOBrien.
*** Mitsuru Kirijo is voiced by Creator/AllegraClark instead of Creator/TaraPlatt.
*** Fuuka Yamagishi is voiced by Creator/SuzieYeung instead of Creator/WendeeLee; the latter had voiced Fuuka in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** Aigis is voiced by Creator/DawnMBennett instead of Creator/KarenStrassman.
*** Ken Amada is voiced by Justine Lee instead of Creator/CindyRobinson; the latter had voiced Ken in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** Shinjiro Aragaki is voiced by Justice Slocum instead of Creator/GrantGeorge.
*** The male protagonist is voiced by Creator/AleksLe instead of Creator/YuriLowenthal.
*** Yukari Takeba is voiced by Creator/HeatherGonzalez instead of Creator/MichelleRuff.
*** Junpei Iori is voiced by Creator/ZenoRobinson instead of Creator/VicMignogna [[note]]Even if nobody else was recast, he likely wouldn't have been able to reprise the role of Junpei anyway due to his [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor allegations of workplace and convention misconduct towards fans and coworkers]] [[/note]].
*** Akihiko Sanada is voiced by Creator/AlejandroSaab instead of Creator/LiamOBrien.
*** Mitsuru Kirijo is voiced by Creator/AllegraClark instead of Creator/TaraPlatt.
*** Fuuka Yamagishi is voiced by Creator/SuzieYeung instead of Creator/WendeeLee; the latter had voiced Fuuka in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** Aigis is voiced by Creator/DawnMBennett instead of Creator/KarenStrassman.
*** Ken Amada is voiced by Justine Lee instead of Creator/CindyRobinson; the latter had voiced Ken in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** Shinjiro Aragaki is voiced by Justice Slocum instead of Creator/GrantGeorge.
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** The upcoming ''VideoGame/Persona3 Reload'' recasts ''[=P3=]'' remake, ''VideoGame/Persona3Reload'', will recast every one of the main party members for the English dub, in contrast to the original Japanese cast all [[RoleReprise reprising their roles:
roles]]:
*** SEES Members:
**** The male protagonist is voiced by Creator/AleksLe instead of Creator/YuriLowenthal.
*** **** Yukari Takeba is voiced by Creator/HeatherGonzalez instead of Creator/MichelleRuff.
*** **** Junpei Iori is voiced by Creator/ZenoRobinson instead of Creator/VicMignogna [[note]]Even if nobody else was recast, he likely wouldn't have been able to reprise the role of Junpei anyway due to his [[RoleEndingMisdemeanor allegations of workplace and convention misconduct towards fans and coworkers]] [[/note]].
*** **** Akihiko Sanada is voiced by Creator/AlejandroSaab instead of Creator/LiamOBrien.
*** **** Mitsuru Kirijo is voiced by Creator/AllegraClark instead of Creator/TaraPlatt.
*** **** Fuuka Yamagishi is voiced by Creator/SuzieYeung instead of Creator/WendeeLee; the latter had voiced Fuuka in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** **** Aigis is voiced by Creator/DawnMBennett instead of Creator/KarenStrassman.
*** **** Ken Amada is voiced by Justine Lee instead of Creator/CindyRobinson; the latter had voiced Ken in numerous spinoffs beforehand.
*** **** Shinjiro Aragaki is voiced by Justice Slocum instead of Creator/GrantGeorge.Creator/GrantGeorge.
*** Strega:
**** Takaya Sakaki is voiced by Creator/DamanMills instead of Creator/DerekStephenPrince.
**** Jin Shirato goes from being voiced by Creator/GrantGeorge to Creator/ChrisHackney.
**** Chidori Yoshino is now voiced by Creator/MeritLeighton in ''Reload''; Chidori's original actor was uncredited.
*** Shuji Ikutsuki is now voiced by Creator/JakeGreen, instead of his previous actors Creator/DanWoren (the original ''Persona 3'' releases) and Creator/JBBlanc (''VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax'').
*** SEES Members:
**** The male protagonist is voiced by Creator/AleksLe instead of Creator/YuriLowenthal.
*** Strega:
**** Takaya Sakaki is voiced by Creator/DamanMills instead of Creator/DerekStephenPrince.
**** Jin Shirato goes from being voiced by Creator/GrantGeorge to Creator/ChrisHackney.
**** Chidori Yoshino is now voiced by Creator/MeritLeighton in ''Reload''; Chidori's original actor was uncredited.
*** Shuji Ikutsuki is now voiced by Creator/JakeGreen, instead of his previous actors Creator/DanWoren (the original ''Persona 3'' releases) and Creator/JBBlanc (''VideoGame/Persona4ArenaUltimax'').
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** Like with ''Franchise/StarWars'', Corey Burton also replaced Christopher Lee as [=DiZ=] for ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories RE:Chain of Memories]]'', though this imitation is not as good as others of his. Strangely, Christopher Lee came back as [=DiZ=] in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2 358/2 Days]]''. Lee would end up being TheOtherMarty to Burton when both games were included in the ''Kingdom Hearts HD Ⅰ.５ [=ReMIX=]'' compilation and ''Days'' was remade as a cutscene movie, for which Burton redubbed the lines Lee originally recorded for the game to maintain vocal consistency between the two.
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** Like with ''Franchise/StarWars'', Corey Burton also replaced Christopher Lee as [=DiZ=] for ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories RE:Chain of Memories]]'', though this imitation is not as good as others of his. Strangely, Christopher Lee came back as [=DiZ=] in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2 358/2 Days]]''. Lee would end up being TheOtherMarty to Burton when both games were included in the ''Kingdom Hearts HD Ⅰ.５ 5 [=ReMIX=]'' compilation and ''Days'' was remade as a cutscene movie, for which Burton redubbed the lines Lee originally recorded for the game to maintain vocal consistency between the two.
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* ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'':
** Creator/DavidWarner was invited back to voice his ''Film/{{Tron}}'' characters Sark and The MCP, and apparently was very enthusiastic about revisiting the roles, but was unable to do so because of previous commitments. The parts were instead voiced by veteran voice actor Creator/CoreyBurton, with many fans not even realizing it ''wasn't'' Warner.
** Creator/DavidWarner was invited back to voice his ''Film/{{Tron}}'' characters Sark and The MCP, and apparently was very enthusiastic about revisiting the roles, but was unable to do so because of previous commitments. The parts were instead voiced by veteran voice actor Creator/CoreyBurton, with many fans not even realizing it ''wasn't'' Warner.
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* ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'':
''Franchise/KingdomHearts'':
** Creator/DavidWarner was invited back to ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' voice his ''Film/{{Tron}}'' characters Sark andThe the MCP, and apparently was very enthusiastic about revisiting the roles, but was unable to do so because of previous commitments. The parts were instead voiced by veteran voice actor Creator/CoreyBurton, with many fans not even realizing it ''wasn't'' Warner.
** Creator/DavidWarner was invited back to ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' voice his ''Film/{{Tron}}'' characters Sark and
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** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa (Creator/ErnieSabella), Rafiki (Creator/RobertGuillame), Banzai ([[Creator/{{Cheech|AndChong}} Marin]]), and Ed (Creator/JimCummings1952) who did have their original voice actors return. Young Simba and Mufasa had their original VA's return by way of [[FakeShemp reusing audio from the original film]]. Also the entire cast of ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' was replaced as the original cast was shooting the sequels and couldn't return (although they did want to).
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** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa (Creator/ErnieSabella), Rafiki (Creator/RobertGuillame), (Creator/RobertGuillaume), Banzai ([[Creator/{{Cheech|AndChong}} Marin]]), and Ed (Creator/JimCummings1952) who did have their original voice actors return. Young Simba and Mufasa had their original VA's return by way of [[FakeShemp reusing audio from the original film]]. Also the entire cast of ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' was replaced as the original cast was shooting the sequels and couldn't return (although they did want to).
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** Like with ''Franchise/StarWars'', Corey Burton also replaced Christopher Lee as [=DiZ=] for ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories RE:Chain of Memories]]'', though this imitation is not as good as others of his. Strangely, Christopher Lee came back as [=DiZ=] in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2 358/2 Days]]''.
** Also related to ''Kingdom Hearts'', but not Tron, they had replaced Naminé's Brittany Snow and even ''Kairi's'' (of all characters) Creator/HaydenPanettiere, with Meaghan Jette Martin and Alyson Stoner respectively, in ''RE:Chain of Memories'' and ''358/2 Days''. Alyson Stoner also voices Xion (it's significant later in the game). Hayden Panettiere also provided the voice of Xion in ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', making ''her'' a replacement for Alyson Stoner.
** Also related to ''Kingdom Hearts'', but not Tron, they had replaced Naminé's Brittany Snow and even ''Kairi's'' (of all characters) Creator/HaydenPanettiere, with Meaghan Jette Martin and Alyson Stoner respectively, in ''RE:Chain of Memories'' and ''358/2 Days''. Alyson Stoner also voices Xion (it's significant later in the game). Hayden Panettiere also provided the voice of Xion in ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', making ''her'' a replacement for Alyson Stoner.
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** Like with ''Franchise/StarWars'', Corey Burton also replaced Christopher Lee as [=DiZ=] for ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories RE:Chain of Memories]]'', though this imitation is not as good as others of his. Strangely, Christopher Lee came back as [=DiZ=] in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts358DaysOver2 358/2 Days]]''.
Days]]''. Lee would end up being TheOtherMarty to Burton when both games were included in the ''Kingdom Hearts HD Ⅰ.５ [=ReMIX=]'' compilation and ''Days'' was remade as a cutscene movie, for which Burton redubbed the lines Lee originally recorded for the game to maintain vocal consistency between the two.
** Also related to ''Kingdom Hearts'', but not Tron, they had replaced Naminé's Brittany Snow and even ''Kairi's'' (of all characters) Creator/HaydenPanettiere, with Meaghan Jette Martin and Alyson Stoner respectively, in ''RE:Chain of Memories'' and ''358/2 Days''. Alyson Stoner also voices Xion (it'ssignificant SignificantDoubleCasting later in the game). Hayden Panettiere also provided the voice of Xion in ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance'', making ''her'' a replacement for Alyson Stoner.
** Also related to ''Kingdom Hearts'', but not Tron, they had replaced Naminé's Brittany Snow and even ''Kairi's'' (of all characters) Creator/HaydenPanettiere, with Meaghan Jette Martin and Alyson Stoner respectively, in ''RE:Chain of Memories'' and ''358/2 Days''. Alyson Stoner also voices Xion (it's
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** Plus in general, the characters voiced by big stars had their original voice actors not return such as Genie (Creator/RobinWilliams), Mushu (Creator/EddieMurphy), and Phil (Creator/DannyDeVito) in ''Kingdom Hearts'' (or really any Disney property aside from the original film). Some of them such as Creator/JamesWoods (Hades), Creator/AngelaLansbury (Mrs. Potts), and Creator/DavidOgdenStiers (Cogsworth) did return, however. This became interesting in ''II'', where two actors (Tate Donovan and Glenn Shadix) reprised roles they didn't in the first game (Hercules and the Mayor of Halloween Town respectively). In other words, they became the other Darrins to their ''own'' other Darrins.
** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa (Ernie Sabella), Rafiki (Robert Guillame), Banzai (Cheech Marin), and Ed (Jim Cummings) who did have their original voice actors return. Young Simba and Mufasa had their original VA's return by way of reusing audio from the original film. Also the entire cast of ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' was replaced as the original cast was shooting the sequels and couldn't return (although they did want to).
** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa (Ernie Sabella), Rafiki (Robert Guillame), Banzai (Cheech Marin), and Ed (Jim Cummings) who did have their original voice actors return. Young Simba and Mufasa had their original VA's return by way of reusing audio from the original film. Also the entire cast of ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' was replaced as the original cast was shooting the sequels and couldn't return (although they did want to).
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** Plus in general, the characters voiced by big stars had their original voice actors not return such as Genie (Creator/RobinWilliams), Mushu (Creator/EddieMurphy), and Phil (Creator/DannyDeVito) in ''Kingdom Hearts'' (or really any Disney property aside from the original film). Some of them such as Creator/JamesWoods (Hades), Creator/AngelaLansbury (Mrs. Potts), and Creator/DavidOgdenStiers (Cogsworth) did return, however. This became interesting in ''II'', where two actors (Tate Donovan and Glenn Shadix) reprised roles they didn't in the first game (Hercules and the Mayor of Halloween Town respectively). In other words, they became the other Darrins {{The Original Darrin}}s to their ''own'' other Darrins.
** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa(Ernie Sabella), (Creator/ErnieSabella), Rafiki (Robert Guillame), (Creator/RobertGuillame), Banzai (Cheech Marin), ([[Creator/{{Cheech|AndChong}} Marin]]), and Ed (Jim Cummings) (Creator/JimCummings1952) who did have their original voice actors return. Young Simba and Mufasa had their original VA's return by way of [[FakeShemp reusing audio from the original film.film]]. Also the entire cast of ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' was replaced as the original cast was shooting the sequels and couldn't return (although they did want to).
** About half the cast of ''The Lion King'' had new voices in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' with the exception of Pumbaa
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** While Eugene and Mother Gothel's voice actors reprised their role in the ''Tangled'' world for ''Kingdom Hearts III'', one VA that did not return was Rapunzel who was voiced by Kelsey Lansdowne rather than Mandy Moore (strange, considering that Mandy Moore had already appeared in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series as Aerith).
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** While Eugene and Mother Gothel's voice actors reprised their role in the ''Tangled'' world for ''Kingdom Hearts III'', one VA that did not return was Rapunzel who was voiced by Kelsey Lansdowne rather than Mandy Moore (strange, considering that Mandy Moore had already appeared in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series as Aerith).Aerith and generally reprises the role in other media).
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** Due to the unfortunate loss of both Creator/ChikaoOhtsuka and Creator/LeonardNimoy, Master Xehanort in ''Kingdom Hearts III'' was voiced by Creator/AkioOtsuka and Creator/RutgerHauer in Japanese and English, respectively. With Hauer's death a mere six months after ''III'', he was himself replaced with Creator/ChristopherLloyd in the ''Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind'' [=DLC=].
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** Due to the unfortunate loss of both Creator/ChikaoOhtsuka and Creator/LeonardNimoy, Master Xehanort in ''Kingdom Hearts III'' was voiced by Creator/AkioOtsuka and Creator/RutgerHauer in Japanese and English, respectively. respectively (the former being his predecessor’s son and the character’s TimeShiftedActor, the latter having a connection to a sci-fi property like his own predecessor). With Hauer's death a mere six months after ''III'', he was himself replaced with Creator/ChristopherLloyd in the ''Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind'' [=DLC=].''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIIIReMind'' [=DLC=] and the next game ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsMelodyOfMemory''.
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** While most of the cast for ''Mortal Kombat 11'' does come back for ''VideoGame/MortalKomatOnslaught'', there are some exceptions.
*** In addition to returning to Sheeva, Creator/VanessaMarshall replaces Creator/RondaRousey as Sonya Blade.
*** Creator/TravisWillingham replaces Richard Epcar as Raiden.
*** In addition to returning to Sheeva, Creator/VanessaMarshall replaces Creator/RondaRousey as Sonya Blade.
*** Creator/TravisWillingham replaces Richard Epcar as Raiden.
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*** Vincent Rodriguez III takes over the role of Raiden from Creator/RichardEpcar.
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*** Vincent Rodriguez III takes over the role of Raiden from Creator/RichardEpcar.Creator/RichardEpcar and Travis Willingham. [[spoiler:This only applies to the mortal Raiden; the Thunder God incarnation is again voiced by Willingham.]]
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** Princess Peach and Bowser has had a multitude of voices, whereas Creator/CharlesMartinet consistently voiced most of the male characters until retiring from voice work in 2023. For Peach, there is:
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** Princess Peach and Bowser has had a multitude of voices, whereas Creator/CharlesMartinet consistently voiced most of the male characters until retiring from voice work the franchise in 2023. For Peach, there is:
