Hello! Currently I am looking for a cast for a rap battle between Kokichi Ouma from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony and Kurloz Makara from Homestuck.
This is a spiritual sequel to another project I have made, Nagito Komaeda vs Gamzee Makara, which has gained a bit of popularity over time.
Singer
Kokichi Ouma is a major character from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony. He is the Ultimate Supreme Leader, a compulsive liar, and an overall annoyance to his classmates.
Voice Reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TpbyUusWf8 (Kokichi's voice lines)
Record your own cover of any rap song or rap battle. The project itself will not require any incredibly fast rapping, so it'd work best if you covered something with a slower bpm.
GUIDELINES FOR RECORDING:
- This is a given, but your mic quality should be clear with minimal to no background noise.
- You must be able to stay on-beat in your audition. Messing up one's flow is not great for a rap project, and if it helps, you can always record your lines separately to help you flow better.
-Express the character well. Kokichi is a little gremlin bastard, and some of that mischeviousness should shine through in your voice.
Singer
Kurloz Makara is a minor character from Homestuck. He is the dancestor of Gamzee Makara, and is unable to speak. However, he can get around this by using telepathy and mind control.
Voice Reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djJyPlCP3vI (The 136th part of Let's Read Homestuck, a fanmade readthrough of Homestuck. Kurloz's voice appears at 17:35. However, if you have your own take on this character's voice, feel free to experiment!)
Record your own cover of any rap song or rap battle. The project itself will not require any incredibly fast rapping, so it'd work best if you covered something with a slower bpm.
GUIDELINES FOR RECORDING:
- This is a given, but your mic quality should be clear with minimal to no background noise.
- You must be able to stay on-beat in your audition. Messing up one's flow is not great for a rap project, and if it helps, you can always record your lines separately to help you flow better.
-Express the character well. Kurloz isn't too aggressive in the way he speaks, but should still come off as intimidating.
