Voice Acting

Invincible season 4, episode 4 has revealed that Bruce Campbell voices the demon character Satan, building on his brief appearance in the season 3 post-credits scene. The episode, titled 'Hurm,' sees Damien Darkblood summon Invincible to hell to aid Satan against a rising threat. Campbell's performance shifts from understated to high-energy after a power restoration.

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Seth MacFarlane, creator and voice actor for multiple Family Guy characters, revealed in an IGN interview that Tom Tucker is the easiest to perform. He attributed this to the character's formal news delivery style. MacFarlane contrasted it with the more demanding voices of Peter, Stewie, and Brian.

The promotional video for the two-part spinoff specials of the Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin anime has revealed a new voice actress and additional staff members. Asami Imai will voice Uketa Hime, the rival to protagonist Kokorowa Hime, in the episodes airing February 15 and 22. The specials continue the story from the original series that premiered in July 2024.

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Indie studio Cygnus Cross has unveiled the official trailer for Emberville, a pixel art action-RPG blending farming simulation with Diablo-style combat. The game, in development since 2023, features voice acting from notable talents like Doug Cockle and Alex Jordan. It is set for early access on PC via Steam this summer.

Jack Black, reprising his voice role as Bowser, has teased numerous Easter eggs from the Super Mario Galaxy Wii games in the upcoming 2026 animated sequel. The actor shared the hints in a recent interview while staying tight-lipped on plot details.

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A fan-made Unreal Engine 5 render of a dark, gritty Mario adventure has resurfaced with added voiceovers, satirizing modern AAA gaming tropes. Voice actor Ryan Stewart shared the dubbed videos on Instagram, drawing from an original 2022 YouTube clip by Funkyzeit Games. The parody highlights overly talkative characters and hand-holding mechanics common in big-budget titles.