Describe Jon St. John, or I'm gonna kick your ass, bitch!
Jon St. John (born December 19, 1960) is an American actor and D.J. best known for his role as Duke Nukem, though he's also known in Sonic the Hedgehog for being the voice of Big the Cat and E-123 Omega in Sonic Adventure and Sonic Heroes.
Notable roles
- America's Army: True Soldiers: SGT Alan Smith
- Amnesia: The Dark Descent: Victor, Basile
- Balls of Steel: Duke Nukem
- Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition: Duke Nukem
- Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth: Charles Gilman, Joe Sergeant, Sergeant Sam Carter, Chief Constable Andrew Martin, Cutter Urania Seaman, Capt. Stephen Hearst, FBI agent
- Chrome (2003): Bolt Logan
- Cold War: President Khrushchev, Civilians, Spetsnaz
- Counter-Strike: Commander
- Dota 2: Enigma, Bloodseeker, Axe, Kunkka
- Drakensang: Yandrik, Nolddroken, Dwarves, Troll, Orc
- Dudebro: John Dudebro
- Duke Nukem series:
- Every game from Duke Nukem 3D onwards: Duke Nukem
- Land of the Babes: Silverback, additional voices
- Evil Zone: Sho Mikagami/Danzaiver
- Gangland: Black Priest, Chief of police, FBI, Gunman, Jew Boss, Vincenzo, Romano
- Guild Wars 2: PVP Narrator, Knut Whitebear
- Half-Life:
- Half-Life: Blue Shift: Dr. Rosenberg, Harold, HECU Soldier
- Half-Life: Decay: Dr. Rosenberg, HECU Soldier
- Half-Life: Opposing Force: Drill Instructor Dwight T. Barnes, Drill Instructor Sharpe, MPs, HECU Soldiers
- Heroes of Newerth: Bad Ass Pack Announcer
- High Seize: Wallace Stevenson
- Jack Keane: Agent Montgomery, Butcher, Eric
- Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games: Big the Cat
- NFL Xtreme: Football Players
- Painkiller: Hell & Damnation: Daniel Garner
- PMD-Explorers: Kyurem (Sorbert)
- Postal 4: No Regerts: The Postal Dude (taking over from Rick Hunter/Corey Cruise)
- Rad Rodgers: Dusty
- Revenant: additional voices
- Rochard: John Rochard
- Runaway: A Road Adventure: Otto
- Runaway 2: The Dream of the Turtle: Archibald, Otto, Professor Simon
- ScrewAttack: The voice of the Top Ten numbers since 2011. Also voiced the intro to Side Scrollers from 2011-2014 (beginning of video to beginning of live episodes)
- Sonic Advance 3: Menu voice
- Sonic Adventure: Big the Cat
- Sonic Adventure 2: Big the Cat
- Sonic Battle: Chaos, Gamma
- Sonic Heroes: Big the Cat, E-123 Omega
- Sonic Shuffle: Big the Cat
- Spy Fiction (2003): Lysander, Scarface/Dimitri Vedernikov
- Star Trek Online: Chancellor J'mpok, Ambassador B'Vat
- Starwinder The Ultimate Space Race: Barlow Lenz
- Tabula Rasa: Various voices
- This Is the Police and This Is The Police 2: Jack Boyd
- TOME: Terrain of Magical Expertise: Execk
- Tony Tough and the Night of Roasted Moths: Clown
- Twisted Metal 4: Sweet Tooth
- Vector Tanks: Gunner St. John
Tropes pertaining to him
- Approval of God: Loves the BALLS-BALLS-BALLS-BALLS-BALLS meme.
- Creator Backlash:
- He regretted voicing Big the Cat, to the point that he deliberately forgot how to do his voice. However, he later clarified on his Facebook that he only hates the voice, not the character himself.
- However, he says that he considers his worst role to be Danzaiver in the dub of the game Evil Zone.
- The Danza: See the Vector Tanks entry
- Irony: He doesn't like guns at all
. - Man of a Thousand Voices: Although he's most famous for one voice in particular, he has a surprising range - so much so he even got the part of Duke in the first place by surprising Lani Minella, herself a woman of a thousand voices, with his ability to imitate some of her thousand voices.
- Playing Against Type: His role as the big-hearted simpleton Big the Cat is as far as you can get from the sociopathic macho-man role of Duke Nukem that made him famous.
- Throw It In!: When Lani Minella wanted to cast him as Big the Cat, she asked him to wing a voice for a stupid sounding character. Jon proceeded to wing the stupidest sounding trick voice he could think of, and to his horror, Lani thought the voice was perfect and hired him on the spot.
