[REOPENED] Let's Play Undertale (Character Voiceovers)

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low/Low}

Although appears like a Moldsmal at first, it is actually a much bigger monster than one. Has a similar behavior to a Moldsmal, appearance aside.

(Again...just...sound like a slime, however that would sound to you. Perhaps give it a slightly deeper or otherwise otherwordly tone to distinguish it from Moldsmal. And once again, it's just making sounds.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A peculiar looking reindeer-like monster who despises being decorated with Christmas ornaments without consent. This results in them being easily irritated and paranoid around anyone, be they monster or not, that has a "youthful demeanor". However, if they're undecorated, they'll be extremely grateful and trusting of the one who did so.

(Very disgruntled and nervous. Given the way that some of the lines are written out, a more elderly "GET OFF MY LAWN" sort of voice seems more fitting, but perhaps just general agitation and paranoia in the delivery would do. They're on edge a lot of the time, so a stutter in their voice is alright.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

Another bug-like monster. Around others, it's rude and brash and focuses mostly on attacking. When alone, however, it becomes satisfied and easy-going, simply dancing about and not bothering to attack in the slightest.

(The voice I always read out this monster's lines in my head was loud and had a sort-of mid-deep Irish/Dublin accent, but it isn't neccessary to match that. The infliction of the delivery in any case should change dependent on whether or not it has monsters by its side. In terms of how that's determined without the visual direction for the sake of this audition, the lines in all caps indicate just that, so those ones should be delivery rudely and loudly (almost commanding like). The third line, the one in normal casing, or not in all caps, is when it is by itself and has that easy-going attitude, so cheerful and inviting.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low/Medium}

A muscular merhorse (or quite literally sea horse) monster. Loves to show off his bulging biceps to any and all around, and speaks with a vaguely flirtatous and creepy tone, winking at the end of every sentence.

(Yes...every sentence, even if his behavior and feelings of the situation would dictate otherwise (see the last of the three audition lines). As stated. his delivery has a vaguely flirtateous and creepy tone to it, and I don't have much more to add to that, really. I mean look at him! Basically, a beach dude, similar in tone to a David Hasslehoff sort of voice or, for a less obscure comparison, Larry the Lobster from "SpongeBob SquarePants".)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low}

He is a dog. That is great. He barks.

(Literally the most dog like of any of the dog minibosses, so just...bark, I guess)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

Royal guardsmen...dogs? Royal guard dogs? Anyway, they get easily excited if you pet them. You only have to pet them a few times to spare them, but nothing is stopping you from going further. The question is; do you WANT to?

(I almost forgot about Lesser Dog, which is why this entry is at the bottom. Anyway, the delivery is basically just like Greater Dog, except given their smaller size, perhaps higher-pitched barks, yips, arfs, etc. would be more appropriate for the young pup stature.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: High/Very High}

Passionate and very verbal about her every action. Despite her aggressive exterior personality, she does hold a sense of understanding regarding the value of pacifism and believes in both sides of a conflict having fair footing.

(Passionate and agressive in tone and volume; a tad gruff/butch, snarl-like delivery; sort of like [but not entirely like] Ruby from Steven Universe. As a side note, be prepared for a lot of lines to read if you wish to take on this role.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low/Low}

A monster that oddly looks like a car--oh my goodness. It's got snakes for...hair?

(Previously, I noted that the voice I always thought I gave Vegetoid sounded like the Cryptkeeper from "Tales from the Crypt" due to the sort-of snake-like face it has, thus insinuating a snakey voice? Well, I really should say that this stronger version of Vegetoid is more deserving of that voice, because it quite literally has snakes for hair a la the queen of the Gorgons, Medusa. Essentially, give it your best snake-like voice, whether it sounds more like an interpretation of Medusa, the Cryptkeeper, or whatever a snake would sound like to you if they could speak and tell you to eat your greens[nakes].)

[Appears in: One run (Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

The sole employee of the MTT-Brand Burger Emporium. Despite his young age, his job has basically given little hope for his future and is surprisingly philosophical aside. Working at the emporium also manifested a begrudging hatred toward Mettaton.

(Oh boy; where do I start with Burgerpants? The most simple explanation to how he should sound would be if the Squeaky-Voiced Teen from The Simpsons was a bit older and had a bit of a deeper voice. Alternatively, he could sound like a pubescent teen who's will to live basically evaporated; either and/or both of them work fine. Although that's just for most of the lines. Burgerpants is probably one of the most visually expressive monsters in the game, so the way he sounds may widely vary depending on his expression, so a bit of forewarning in that regard.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

And if you're reading this, the next three roles are...

so scroll past the next three roles if you don't wish to be spoiled for Undertale's endgame(s). I would stick them at the very bottom, but as far as I'm aware there's no way to sort these, unfortunately.

*MAJOR UNDERTALE SPOILERS*

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium/High}

The first, fallen human whose natural death came from an illness after consuming buttercups. Presumed to possibly be the narrator for the player in most runs, they awaken from death after the player inacts total genocide on the Underground. In their previous life, they were treated as the monsters' first hope of making amends on the Surface. However, their death and the death of their adoptive brother stirred the king into inacting a mission to reclaim the Surface by force. Although it is unclear how they were during their previous life, it is said that they journeyed to Mt. Ebott for an unhappy reason and have an apparent hatred toward humanity in possible relation. Upon their revival, however, they became cold, deliberate, and very, very malevolent, despite retaining their original childlike appearance.

(Now despite the pretty likely theory that Chara acts as the narrator in all instances where you examine things, I'm going to limit it to just the Genocide run [the red or first-person text that periodically appears throughout it and of course the physical appearance at the end]. I'm pretty sure if you're reading this right now, you already should know the typical voice of "Chara" that everyone does, and my request doesn't stray too far off from that. For those not initiated, their voice has a childlike innocence in pitch, but sinister and cold in tone. Think Billy from SAW, the puppet that Jigsaw uses whenever he's talking to people in his devious "games", but like 10 years old. During the red text and the total change in appearance later on, though, they adopt a far more demonic pitch, but still maintains that childlike innocence. I don't really have a specified choice on that particular voice, so...surprise me.)

[Appears in: One run (Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

A dummy inhabited by a very, VERY angry ghost. Their name is MAD Dummy for a reason! Although, they have another side oft not seen...

(Just say all your lines with an intense rage. Given the speech patterns, you could replicate...I don't know...DIO from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure? But it's not 100% needed, for the record. Just have a middle-range voice that sounds exceedingly angry)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

A dour introvert with low self-esteem, which relates to him having some form of depression. Despite that, he is very courteous and polite to others despite his introverted nature. Although, he has a tendency to be extremely apologetic and self-depreciating for a majority of his actions, which he markets as "inconveniences" in further demonstration of his politeness.

(Slow and droll; monotone and saddening; middle-range pitch. Sounds like he's bordering on breaking into tears at any given moment. Basically Eeyore, more or less.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: High}

A kind, intelligent monster. Acts a motherly figure for the protagonist and wishes nothing more than to protect them from the world outside of the Ruins wherein she resides. She's also known to be a fan of puns and bad jokes, on top of one day wishing to become a teacher.

(Comforting and soothing with a motherly tone. Despite the Age category, looking for a more middle-age sounding voice with perhaps a more senior infliction. It must be stated that this is the ideal voice, but don't stray too far off from those descriptors.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

The first random encounter monster, and one that looks like a frog. One of the few to also appear in the overworld.  Attempts to run away at low health, and is easily influenced by the protagonist's comments.

(Froggits, in battle, make various animal noises and speak some of their actions with enunciation that makes it sound like they're doing the action as they're saying it. Despite the language barrier, their noises translate to advice and tips regarding the basics of the game. A humble sounding voice would do fine for the translation voice, and well make the animal noises for the animal noises, which are in asterisks in the demo lines.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A monster that looks oddly like a carrot...or maybe a turnip? I'm not quite sure myself. They simply like to encourage the protagonist to eat healthy.

(So previously, I noted how I always thought this monster having the voice of the Cryptkeeper from "Tales from the Crypt", an anthology show that tells a bunch of short stories. I've come to realize I'm mistaking that voice for a different version of this monster. So basically, the voice should be slight condescending but encouraging in its tone, while sounding a bit of dry or sort-of raspy.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A humanoid, bug-like, ghost-shaped monster. They are extremely sensitive, and thus, can be spared immediately.

(I think the description should speak for itself. Very sad and sensitive, although having, ideally, an higher than average pitch.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A cyclops monster who is a bit of a hypocrite in the sense as they like to pick on others, but don't like to be picked on themselves.

(Sounds like a brat/school yard bully, with a mid-pitch voice.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

The first encounter, likely anyway, in Snowdin Forest. This snowy drake wishes for nothing more than to be a respected comedian with an active audience. He struggles with this on both accounts as most of his jokes are rather awful. If heckled and joked at, he cripples under the ridicule and becomes very depressed.

(Try to sound like a smarmy teenage comedian whose joke delivery is more or less consistently terrible, specifically on the enunciation of the puns (which are in quotation marks in his dialogue). Keeps a confident attitude aside, unless he becomes emotionally crippled, in which case he sounds wimpy and self-contained. Note that none of the audition lines reflect this, but just something I should note.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

Snowdrake's friend who appears in his place should he go "missing".

(Most players don't see this one in battle and only do at the end of a True Pacifist run next to the other drake monsters. How you do get Chilldrake to show up is by killing Snowdrake, causing Chilldrake to be encounter in his place. In my playthrough, I'll only be doing this in the Genocide run. Anyway, personality wise, Chilldrake is more or less the textbook definition of a teenage rebel, complete with the bad advice and (at least from what I can tell) a "skater dude" voice. They're essentially the friend who trys to put on a tough image but isn't really that bad of a person.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

Ice Caps are narcissistic monsters who crave desperately for attention, specifically toward their "hats".

(Bratty youngster with a teenager-pitched voice (mid/high) that sounds like they're constantly begging for someone to look at them. Very snarky when remarking on the fashion of others, and cocky when praising their own. Basically a spoiled teen who is supremely egotistical and arrogant.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

This monster is "That Guy". You know the one I mean. The arrogant, disrespectful, informal one with the poor hygiene that's extremely ungrateful and that everyone loves to hate? Yeah...THAT one. Their presence around other monsters causes them to attack for a bit longer than normal, though.

(I'm pretty sure everyone has an ideal voice for Jerry, so I'm going to leave it up to interpretation for those that do. If not, I'll give you a suggestion; just try your hardest to sound rude, obnoxious and disgruntled and there you go; that's Jerry.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A light-blue rabbit monster that sells ice cr--wait..."nice" cream. Despite a possible initial impression that he may be downhearted, he's quite the optimistic fellow, and despite his low customer traffic, will venture where ever there is an opportunity for business.

(I don't really have a slated ideal voice for this guy; I'd imagine it'd be relatively normal, so this is a pretty open, to be frank.)

[Appears in: One run (Neutral/True Pacifist)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

The female half of the dog couple known as Dogi. Much like Doggo, their eyesight isn't the best, but their sense of smell is impecable. The two love each other dearly as indicated by their attack patterns.

(Dogaressa sounds more straight-forward and blunt with her statements, but if something happens to Dogamy, she becomes extremely angry.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A dog that Is incapable of seeing things that are stationary and dislikes things that appear out of nowhere. He has a tendency to be unsure of himself, and will often check a thing that he thought moved again to see if it moves again.

(Dense, gruff, twitchy; still unsure what the ideal vocal pitch, but perhaps middle range would suffice.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

The male half of the dog couple known as Dogi. Much like Doggo, their eyesight isn't the best, but their sense of smell is impecable. The two love each other dearly as indicated by their attack patterns.

(Dogamy naturally sounds intrigued and excited, but if something happens to Dogaressa, he becomes very solemn and sad, reduced to mere whimpers.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low}

The oft-forgotten character. Glyde is a rather rude and pretenious monster that demands an ego stroking. To encounter it, one must wait 3 minutes in front of a mysterious door...or possibly more; depends on how it feels.

(As an aside, never fought this thing before, so it'll be the one time in the game I go in blind on. I feel the description of the "rude and pretentious" attitude should be enough for a rather open interpretation of it; make sure though that it also sounds rather demanding on top of that.)

[Appears in: One run (Neutral/True Pacifist)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low/Low}

Despite it being a mostly slimy...slime...thing, its actions can be seen as patient and pensive when checked. They're described as curvaceously attractive, but brainless.

(It's just noises, but try to sound...like a slime, I guess. It's mostly sound effects.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

*MAJOR UNDERTALE SPOILERS*

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

The biological child of Toriel and Asgore, and the adoptive brother of the first human. A form taken on after absorbing the six captive human soulds and the souls of every residing monster in the Underground. A monster who's no longer focused on simply destroying everything, but instead on resetting everything back to zero to have it all play out again.

(I decided to keep the two forms seperate because they are, for lack of a better description, two entirely different beasts in terms of personality. However, unlike the child form, I don't so much have a cut-out personality applicable to voice for this one. From his actions and dialogue, he could be described as wrathful and mad with power, I suppose, but that's the best I got right now, really. Have at it!)

[Appears in: One run (Neutral/True Pacifist)]

The three roles above this one are...

so be careful when you're scrolling back up. Anyway...

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

A happy go-lucky youngster whose energetic attitude pervades their actions. They seem to act a tad naive as well as being a bit clumsy. They also look up to Undyne as a great role model, and act very eager when an opportunity to act in her place or interact with her arises.

(This one should be speak for itself, I think. An energetic kid who really likes talking about their favourite superhero is the basic gist. Monster Kid often uses typical kid lingo like "c'mon", "dude" and "yo" throughout their sentences, so that's something to also keep in mind.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: High}

A nerdy and shy recluse who is the royal scientist and creator of the performing robot, Mettaton. Struggles to communicate her true feelings, although not so much with regards to her passion for anime, and has a tendency to become flustered quite easily with regard to her "crushes". Holds a guilt conscience regarding her past and has difficulty overcoming it.

(Shy and self-restrained most of the time, but other, albeit rare, times, excited and passionate, especially when anime is the topic of discussion; has a faint lisp, but not too strong.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Extras)]

*MAJOR UNDERTALE SPOILERS*

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium/High(?)}

The biological child of Toriel and Asgore, and the adoptive brother of the first human. A calm, unadventurous but loving child, he's also said to be a bit of a crybaby. Despite their debatable true nature, he cared and trusted the fallen human like they were a true sibling, going forward with their plan to escape the underground by fusing souls. His death came about when their plan was inacted, allowing them to cross over the barrier with the fallen human's lifeless body. This resulted in the Asriel/human fusion being treated as the murderer of the fallen human, resulting in being lethally wounded and dying upon returning back to the Underground, claiming the lives of both Asriel and the fallen human. Reborn without a soul as Flowey, whom lacked any sort of love and compassion, and revived in this form after absorbing the souls of every resident of the Underground and the six captive human souls.

(Asriel's child form acts nearly identical to Flowey's happy-go-lucky personality, although not nearly as chipper or as falsified, and without any of the condescending sarcasm implied in Flowey's dialogue. Truth be told, he has an innoncent demeanor and a calm tone to his voice, similar to his biological mother. During certain lines, not any of the ones doable for the audition, may sound like he's on the verge of breaking into tears. A few lines might be shared between this form and the form he takes on in the boss battle, so forewarning in advance about that. He also makes a minor apperance in both the Neutral run and Genocide run.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide (very VERY briefly))]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium/High}

The strange of all the Underground's residents. The Temmies are a race of dog/cat hybrid creatures that wear shirts and speak in an extremely erratic manner. They will speak fluent English in a case where they do not get what they desire. There's also Bob.

(Normally, a random encounter enemy wouldn't have very much, but considering they are all of the same specifes, auditioning for this role meaning preparing to audition and accept all Temmie lines. Yes, even from Bob. As to how one would speak like a Temmie, the Temmie race, on top of just being a reference to artist Temmie Chang, is similar in behavior and oddity to the Mr. Saturn race from the Mother series. If that isn't ringing any bells, then the best I can give is high-pitched weirdness.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low/Medium}

[NOTE: Image used was done by the character's designer, Temmie Chang]

An honest working resident of Snowdin. Her sister runs the inn next door to the shop she operates. Humble and quaint.

(Honest sounding humble lady in her mid 30s would the ideal voice for this vendor)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

An dog that is annoying. Some say that the dog is a game developer, but can a dog really program a game? Plus I don't see the resemblance.

(So this one I really don't know what to do with. If were honest and able to get anything I'd ask, I'd request to have Toby himself voice it, but since I doubt that'll happen, I'm going to post it here. Plus, despite it being somewhat confirmed that the Annoying Dog is the in-game representation of Toby Fox, I don't want to label this role as "Toby Fox" and give people the wrong idea. For this one, I'm going to be straight forward and specific on this; go look up "Undertale Greenlight Trailer" on YouTube and look at that video. Everything should fall into place after that. Or just...do what you feel is right in my heart.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/Pacifist (very minor), Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Very High}

Exhibits a sense of friendliness and politeness to those who have never met him before (in which not even a hint of his true nature is forseeable) or are on his "good terms". His true disposition is that of a much more malevolent and cruel one, in relation to the philosphy he both abides by and enforces: "In this world, it's KILL or BE KILLED".

(Ideal voice would be childlike in tone, but malevolent in delivery [or a tad condescending if he's acting all friendly and whatnot]. High-pitch ideally, but if you can make it work at other pitches, I'll still check it out. If need be, any lines that would imply a transition between the two personalities can be recorded seperately as each one and then edited together so that the transition can exist in some place. I've noticed that naturally transitioning between them is quite hard to do, so that's why I added this extra note here about that.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

An alley-gator that sells garbage at a decent bargain with her best friend, Catty. The two of them often collect garbage from around their shop and Waterfall, and tend to pick on the employee running the burger shop in the nearby resort.

(Unlike most characters that have a shared screen time, Bratty and Catty have a decent amount of dialogue between them enough that they get individual role auditions. Both Bratty and Catty should also sound similar, speaking with American valley-girl dialect. Although, Bratty's voice should be more snarky and slightly deeper in pitch than Catty's.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: High}

A TV host robot made by Alphys. Confident, charismatic, and charming, Mettaton enjoys hosting highly-rated shows with high-energy, and loves drama, action, and violence. Talented in numerous areas of expertise including trivia, cooking, and theatrics. Deeply cares for the viewers of the broadcasted programs and their impact on them, despite the seemingly narcissistic personality saying otherwise.

(Overly excited/high-energy TV show host with a sultry tone; gender is technically ambigious due to being a robot and all, but technically is referred to with male pronouns, so I'm making this one a bit more open as a result. Effects would be nice for the auditions themselves, but they aren't needed. It would also help to have a good singing voice relatively speaking due to a scene later on where a musical is preformed and helmed by Mettaton. If you know the song that I'm referring to, you can append a snippet of the first two verses at the end of your audition.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Very High}

Younger brother to Sans. Confident, charismatic, and a bit flamboyant. He persistently works hard toward his goals and, despite what the brash personality he exudes says otherwise, is a very kind-hearted being. His hard-working attitude comes his sheer optimism and regardless of whatever situation he's in, believes that any individual has some good in them. He is also known to be avidly interested in both spaghetti and mind-boggling puzzles.

(I could just say "Do Skeletor" and be done with it, but I feel like I want to make it less specified. As described, he should ideally sound proud and confident in every word spoken, and most often always sound optimistic in tone, regardless of the confliction with what he's saying sometimes. As a side note, be prepared for a lot of lines to read if you wish to take on this role.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

An airplane monster that appears before the protagonist with a probable attraction of some sort toward them. Despite knowing in their heart what they wish to say, they have trouble admitting them outright, causing them to have emotions wavering between flustered, defensive or snubbish.

(If the pun wasn't clear enough, this character's behavior and namesake is modeled off of the "tsundere" characters, who has a cold and hostile exterior to another person, but slowly begins to develop warm feelings internally. Despite that, they still attempt to maintain that cold exterior, although often overexaggerates it to subvert their true feelings (see the first line). In essence, the delivery should sound like they're trying too hard to come off as cold, when in actually they're rather affectionate, which is best demonstrated in the second line.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A mischevious monster whose form is that of a burning rope. Their ever-present grin indicates said mischeviousness quite clearly.

(A trickster type of voice. Not maniacal, but more sneaky and weasely, with maybe a bit of giddiness thrown in. Either that, or just give them the Hades voice as done by James Woods from Disney's Hercules/Kingdom Hearts. I mean, I'm pretty sure some of those lines are basically note-for-note ones said in that fight in Kingdom Hearts; not even joking.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

The first random encoun--wait; this one looks different. In fact, it is! A stronger, more sagely version of Froggit encountered in the CORE.

(More or less exactly as how Froggit would sound (making the animal noises and anything that'd be an action is said with the enunciation as if they were performing it), except perhaps a bit wiser and more profound in tone, like they have great wisdom and understanding they wish to impart.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

Another bug-like mons--is that a clown? Oh; it is! So, another bug-like monster that looks like a clown.

(Certainly a visually much different looking monster than Migosp. Honestly, just give it your go-to circus clown voice, or a zany oddball sort of voice. If you want my personal recommendation, the voice of the Mad Hatter from the old Disney animation for "Alice in Wonderland", which is the same sort of voice given to King Candy in "Wreck-It Ralph", would be my pick. Another voice would that of Roger Rabbit.)

[Appears in: One run (Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A humanoid, bug-li--oh no; not again! A stronger and braver version of Whimsun encountered in the CORE.

(Similar to how Froggit and Final Froggit differ, Whimsun and Whimsalot differ in similar fashion, although Whimsalot sounds a lot more brave than Whimsun did. Despite that, they still sound rather high pitched.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

I can see this isn't the same one from the Ruins. A stronger and more severe version of Loox encountered in the CORE.

(Astigmatism, unlike Final Froggit and Whimsalot, doesn't sound anything like their Ruins counterpart. Has a more menacing and malicious tone with a deeper pitch. Purely egging on the player to do what they ask.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A wizard monster who, for the most part, only speaks in magic phrases. Performs tricky attacks with the assistance of their orbs.

(There are a various number of voices I can imagine for this one, although something with a bit of whimsy and mischeviousness would at least be ideal. Given their appearance, try for something like the Teensies from the Rayman series.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A very powerful and loyal monster of the Royal Guard. She speaks little but makes up for the lack of small talk with dangerous attacks.

(Given how little she speaks, it leads me to presume that her tone of speech is very direct and serious. Deep voice.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

A spider monster that operates a bake sale in Hotland. Despite the traffic, she often doesn't sell anything due to her absurd prices, but regardless gets upset at passers who don't purchase anything regardless. However, her behavior has gotten her a few buyers.

(The creator of this character, whom is NOT Toby Fox but guest designer Michelle Czajkowski, has stated that Muffet doesn't have a known age, so the tone of voice is up to interpretation there. Her delivery, however, should have either a witty and smarmy infliction or someone who's stuck-up a bit and is generally dissatisfied with the lack of sales.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low/Medium}

A turtle-like monster in shape who appears to be more akin to a living bathtub or washing machine. Speaks in very short sentences and seeks to cleanse anything in sight.

(It's hard to really phrase how Woshua should sound, but given the short sentence and their grammar, plus that blank expression, perhaps a higher-pitched chipper sounding voice whose word pronounciation is rather infantile. What I mean in that sense is how they pronounce certain vowels and consonants, such as how "wash" is spelled "wosh", or how "scrub" would come out sounding like "sc-wub".)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low/Medium}

The other half of the Royal Guard minboss duo encountered about 3/4ths of the way through the game. Royal Guard 02 is a dragon, whose gender is male as made obviously a later point. RG 02 is a lot more relaxed than RG 01 and is seemingly unaware of RG 01's affection.

(RG 02's ideal voice is a bit harder to determine. I'd say the best would probably be to aim for a sort-of careless/carefree attitude, like someone who's just going along with the motions as it were.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low/Medium}

One half of the Royal Guard minboss duo encountered about 3/4ths of the way through the game. Royal Guard 01 is a rabbit, whose gender isn't quite made clear, but can presumed to be male based on the dialog the two Guards exchange. RG 01 has romantic feelings for their battle partner but is too embarassed to confess them and keeps them bottled up behind a "bro" attitude.

(RG 01 should have that afforementioned "bro" infliction to the delivery, with a middle-age/young adult ranged voice. There is some faltering in their voice due to feelings toward the other Royal Guard (RG 02) in the duo.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

A tortoise monster with an appropriately snappy attitude. Has seen various events occur in the kingdom and isn't willing to take any of your gruff should you pester him to buy your things

(A raspy, elderly voice will do, be it high or low in pitch. Ideally, though, his delivery speed should be a bit slower than the norm.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: High}

A kind-hearted being who is conflicted and guilt-burdened about his past actions. He does not wish to harm humans, but feels he must do so in order to instill hope to the monsters that one day they can live on the surface. This results in him feeling miserable, forced to put on a smile for the kingdom's residents while dealing with the regret of his past actions and pressure of fulfilling his proposed goal. Simply put, he desires for things to go back to how they were before, or to amend his past by forming a new family with the protagonist. Despite his internal emotional conflicts, he is not the most intellectual of monsters, openly evident with regard to how he is with naming things.

(Comforting and proud with a fatherly tone. Despite the Age category, looking for a more middle-age sounding voice with perhaps a more senior infliction. It must be stated that this is the ideal voice, but don't stray too far off from those descriptors).

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Very High}

Older brother to Papyrus. Laid-back and extremely lazy most of the time, although no one quite knows as to why. He has a very common tendency to deliver terrible skeleton-related puns and is rather well-known at the places he frequents. Although usually agreeable, If the situation demands it, he can be exceedingly serious to the point where it almosts seems like he's an entirely different personality.

(Chill/laid-back and low-tone, in similarity his text box grammar and text bloops; perhaps a bit slow in verbal delivery, but not too much; can have a bit of smirk in the tone or can be more or less monotone.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

An alley cat that sells garbage at a decent bargain with her best friend, Bratty. The two of them often collect garbage from around their shop and Waterfall, and tend to pick on the employee running the burger shop in the nearby resort.

(Unlike most characters that have a shared screen time, both Bratty and Catty have a decent amount of dialogue between them enough that they get individual role auditions. Both Bratty and Catty should also sound similar, speaking with an American valley-girl dialect. Although, Catty's voice should be more sassy and slightly higher in pitch than Bratty's.)

[Appears in: All runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide, Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Medium}

An apprehensive and apologetic creature of unknown description. Runs an art club meeting at exact one time every year: October 10th at 8 PM local time. Despite his clumsiness, he means no harm by it and is very friendly all things considered.

(Vocally, I'm unsure how much is set in stone. The most I can say is to deliver the lines based on his sincere, apologetic personality and his clumsy nature.)

[Appears in: One run (Neutral/True Pacifist)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A volcano monster that is quite kind. Unfortunately, it mistakenly believes that its lava is capable of healing and thus thinks that it's "helpful" to the protagonist.

(A sweet voice or a silly voice, that has the infliction of childlike innocence due its mistaken belief of its "healing" lava. Sheepish and/or cheerful and uplifting.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Extremely Low/Low}

Despite it being a sl--oh no; not this nonsense again. It seems to be quite different however. It's waiting for us to give it a face.

(Yeah, I sort of forgot about these guys. I was debating about their inclusion, but since I extended the deadline, I might as well give you guys a few more options. This is a monster that appears in the game's very short Hard Mode, the method of unlocking it being something that isn't relevant really to the audition, so I won't disclose it. Plus, it's spoilery. In any case, Moldessa, being the ramped up version of Moldsmal, and much like the other monsters with the word "mold" in their name, is a literally-slimy monster. Like the others, it mostly just makes sound effects and various similar noises. However, Moldessa's noises aren't always slime-like, so sometimes they sound like hisses and cricket-like "chirps".)

[Appears in: One run (Extras)]

{Line Quantity Estimate: Low}

A fish-like monster that is quite shy due to her disturbing face and critically poor singing. If motivated, however, she is able to launch a successful career with the protagonist's help.

(Shyren doesn't have a "voice" per se, as all of her battle dialogue is simply humming and tooting (basically sharp and short sounds, like a horn) at the different pitches (si, re, mi, etc.) and becomes increasingly more happy the more you sing along with her in battle. That is a quite complex explaination, but I can't find any other way to describe it without using the music terminology. If that doesn't really help, the only other thing I can suggest is looking up a video of her fight, because that more than anything else should describe her behavior.)

[Appears in: Some runs (Neutral/True Pacifist, Genocide)]