Alley Trash!: Blizzard Audiobook

Felix is laid-back, energetic, and somewhat protective of his friends. He is expressive (as shown in chapter 3), daring (shines in chapter 10), and, at times, downright bloodthirsty (also in chapter 10). I'm looking for somewhat of a Caine impression, but less energetic and more of how he sounded in episode 6.

Mango is carefree, short-tempered, and sarcastic. He can be seen as these in chapter 10, chapter 7, and chapter 5 respectively. I'm looking for a voice that shouts "I sound bipolar, but I'm not," if that makes sense.

Pebble is definitely the most "I couldn't give a rat's ass" character in the book. This description really shines in chapter 4. But when one of his friends is in trouble, the person who harmed them better be ready to feel like they're getting mauled by a lion.

Scott is the leader of a snow cult. He is very serious, somewhat grizzled, and tough, despite his age. He is constantly out for the boys in the book, due to them "stealing Kelsey from them" (Kelsey already had a voice actor in mind).

Jesse is Felix's father, and, as such, posseses the same traits as him, with some differences. Jesse is more serious than Felix, along with being more trustful.

Heidi is Felix's mother, and is almost nothing like her son, aside from their love of fun. She is much more forgiving, caring, and kind. However, when she is away from her son, she becomes more paranoid about his condition.

Bagel is tired, overworked, and nonchalant. He is a family friend of Felix, and has been for 3 years. He is a collage student working at Lakewood to pay his student loans.

Nyra is confident, somewhat self-absorbed, and daring. She doesn't stray away from doing what she wants... most of the time.

Misty is concerned, caring and somewhat narcissistic. She reminds Nyra of some of her mistakes, and sees her as a sister. She stops Nyra from going wild most of the time.

Miso is the most sane out of the girls. She is kind, caring and some form of impatient. She controls Misty and Nyra when they get too wild, or at least tries.

The narrator, you guessed it, narrates the book. Male, female, who cares about gender? Just try and be serious while reading, okay?