Usually, Patches is mute. The only time they're able to speak is when the string on their back is pulled- once this is done, the ragdoll can talk for a brief period of time; they have about 5 seconds to say something before the string needs to be pulled once more.
Patches' voice is akin to that of an androgynous young child- very shrill, and impossible to tell if the voice is meant to sound male or female. Patches' speaking mannerisms are a little more odd; for some unknown reason, the doll speaks almost exclusively in third-person. To top it all off, Patches knows that it only has brief moments to talk, and it doesn't like being cut-off mid-sentence; as such, Patches will draw out their words to make the most of their 5 second period, before pulling their string again.
...If we're talking actual voice claims, it gets a bit more straightforward! Patches' voice was largely inspired by the voice of Tattletail (from the horror game of the same name). Seems pretty spot-on, if you ask me! ^.^
Patches' voice is akin to that of an androgynous young child- very shrill, and impossible to tell if the voice is meant to sound male or female. Patches' speaking mannerisms are a little more odd; for some unknown reason, the doll speaks almost exclusively in third-person. To top it all off, Patches knows that it only has brief moments to talk, and it doesn't like being cut-off mid-sentence; as such, Patches will draw out their words to make the most of their 5 second period, before pulling their string again.
...If we're talking actual voice claims, it gets a bit more straightforward! Patches' voice was largely inspired by the voice of Tattletail (from the horror game of the same name). Seems pretty spot-on, if you ask me! ^.^
Takara is basically a whiny teen in a virtually ageless kitsune body. It's no surprise that her voice would reflect that. It's pretty safe to describe her voice as maaaybe a bit annoying. Pretty high-pitched most of the time.
Characters like Hiyoko Saionji from Danganronpa 2 or The Witch from Slay the Princess come to mind. Around that vibe of personality, too.
Takara is super mischievous and more than a little snarky, one of her best skills is breaking you down one cruel comment or jab at a time, but those who don't know better may fall for her attempt at behaving like an innocent kid.
Well, maybe not. We know how kids are sometimes.
Characters like Hiyoko Saionji from Danganronpa 2 or The Witch from Slay the Princess come to mind. Around that vibe of personality, too.
Takara is super mischievous and more than a little snarky, one of her best skills is breaking you down one cruel comment or jab at a time, but those who don't know better may fall for her attempt at behaving like an innocent kid.
Well, maybe not. We know how kids are sometimes.
"It's hard to describe one's voice. I've been told I have a neutral voice, but my husband says I have a touch of 'California Accent'."
I based Nina Phelps off of Nina Proudman, so her voice is that of the lovely Asher Keddie!
High pitched and excitable, kind of like Pinkie Pie.
Joot has a voice like a slightly deeper, more boyish Zundamon. A little soft, but bright, childish and confident! Alternatively, he has my irl voice
Low bass. Imagine Sir Issac Hayes, but scratchy.
"I'm told I sound like Alison Steele."
“I’m told my voice is a bit high-pitched and nasally… whatever that means.”
"Aleksandr's Voice"
Just imagine that voice that is solace to your injury, that soothes your most virulent temper, that voice that could just convince you with a single word. Soft, smooth, tender without the slightest sparkle of annoyance. That rant you get sounding like poetry, that tirade feeling like a song, that catchy tune you’ll remember long time after.
You get that feeling?
Well that’s Lizbeth’s voice, unbroken and balm to your ears.
You get that feeling?
Well that’s Lizbeth’s voice, unbroken and balm to your ears.
I feel like Anas El baz fits the most but Risa'ad's homeland accent would be more prevalent when speaking other languages. (And I feel like that was a respectful way to say that but Risa'ads Homeland is fictional whereas Anas is from Morocco so please educate me if I could phrase that more respectfully.)
Pretty much just like Kid Goku
His voice is higher pitched and a bit nasally, kind of like a teenager, but a bit more masculine. His cadence is usually a bit nervous, lots of small pauses, an occasional voice crack. When he's talking about one of his interests, though, he'll start talking quite fast
I imagine his voice claim would be very similar to Zac Oyama
I imagine his voice claim would be very similar to Zac Oyama
Soft, bright, a little squeaky (especially when excited, surprised, scared, etc.) They definitely can't call any establishment without the person on the other end asking to speak to a parent </3
They have a slight Japanese accent.
They often stammer or falter; all of the ellipses I type in their dialogue are there for a reason :>
I'm not great at describing voices tbh
They have a slight Japanese accent.
They often stammer or falter; all of the ellipses I type in their dialogue are there for a reason :>
I'm not great at describing voices tbh
"I'm often told my voice is quiet and the tone of it is tired. Even in anger, it's rarely ever raised."
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