Super Smash Bros. Warriors [FAN MANGA] (The Event Madness Arc) - Chapter 2 - Rise of the Koopa Reign (Comic Dub) [VOICES NEEDED]

I want a voice impression of Babiddi from Dragon Ball Z's original Funimation dub.

Kamek (referred to as Magikoopa on occasion) is an old, yet powerful Magikoopa and apparent advisor to Bowser (or at least a high-ranking member in the Koopa Troop), and the arch-enemy of Yoshi. He serves as one of the secondary antagonists in the Mario franchise, alongside Bowser Jr., and is one of the two main villains of the Yoshi franchise, alongside Baby Bowser. He is also Baby Bowser's primary caretaker, and continues to look after Bowser, even in the present day. Kamek's name comes from the name for the Magikoopa species in Japanese: Kamekku (カメック), which is derived from kame, the Japanese word for "turtle, His personality is expanded upon in Bowser Jr.'s Journey, where he is shown to have acted as a mentor to Bowser Jr., and is very loyal to the Koopa Troop, even making Bowser Jr. swear to aid the minions beyond the sake of personal glory. He is also shown to be very concerned when the Koopalings begin slowly dwindling in numbers. He is also shown to have some foresight, as evidenced by how he developed a freezer to store the Ever Ice, despite knowing it will not ever melt, due to anticipating Bowser Jr. would ultimately need it, and also deciding to act as Bowser Jr.'s first captain due to anticipating that even Morton may ultimately leave Bowser Jr.'s command before long. He also admits that, despite his faithful service to Bowser and his son, he does have a few regrets.

Despite her initially destructive introduction, Viridi is actually not necessarily or inherently evil; rather, she desires revenge on the human race for taking advantage of nature. Viridi is very xenophobic and greatly despises humans, feeling that they do not deserve to live after throwing off the balance of nature for so long and she takes sadistic joy in wiping out humanity with her Reset Bombs.

Larry (ラリー, Larry) is the youngest of the Koopalings. He is the first one fought in Super Mario Bros. 3, and that fact has led to speculation that the Koopalings following him are ordered by age. However, the order varies in several later games, starting with Super Mario World, where Iggy is fought first and Larry is fought last (Larry reprises his role as first later in New Super Mario Bros. Wii). Larry is associated with grassy plains in most of the games he appears in. Larry's rear-facing mohawk-like hair and shell are colored electric blue, and he has large blue eyes. He is the second smallest Koopaling, after Lemmy. Voiced by Lani Minella in most games and by Michelle Hippe in Mario Kart 8, Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga + Bowser's Minions. Unlike the other Koopalings, Larry's namesake is ambiguous, and he is possibly the only Koopaling not named after a famous personality. He has been previously reported to be named after either Larry King, an American radio and television personality, or Larry Mullen, Jr., drummer for the Irish rock band U2. Dayvv Brooks, however, stated in a 2015 interview that "he just looked like a Larry." The title given to Larry in the Boxing Ring is "The Youngest" in Smash Wii U and Ultimate.

Morton in other games he is talkative. However, when he is very obnoxious, but only when he sees Captain Syrup, though this could be because he harbors hatred against her for what she did. Sometimes, he is shown to have a short-temper. Here, He is an obnoxious, loudmouth idiot who loves beating up others for fun!

Of all the Koopalings, Wendy's the only girl. She's bold, bossy, big headed, and sees Peach and Daisy as her rivals. Despite her tomboyish nature, she's not afraid to show off her feminine side with a pink bow and heels. In New Super Mario Bros. U, she shows off her graceful ice-skating skills with a spin or two.

he enthusiasm and hyperactivity manifest themselves in the subsequent higher agility shown both in Super Mario Bros. 3 as well as in the one-armed handstand he's able to perform in his picture shown in Super Mario Wisdom Games Picture Book 6: Mario Versus Bowser. In New Super Mario Bros. U, he also frequently runs around and even runs and stands upside-down, although it's in Mario Kart 8 that the hyperactivity is evident, as a few of his stunts have him jumping out of his kart and running in place, or being too excited that he flails about on his bike as if he's about to fall off. His hyperactivity is further alluded to in Bowser Jr.'s Journey, where he stated he was feeling like a long journey into distant lands in protest when Bowser Jr. demanded that he leave.

Lemmy is depicted as an immature, fun-loving child, and is said to retain a childlike innocence about him.[13] Lemmy is also known as the "Clown Prince of Koopas", and would apparently prefer to join the circus rather than commit crimes and conquest.[14] He is already somewhat clownish in how he loves balancing on top of his rubber ball. His love for the circus is also mirrored in New Super Mario Bros. U, as the interior of his airship resembles the inside of a circus tent and in Paper Mario: Color Splash, where he first appeared as the ringleader of the Emerald Circus. His childish and clownish traits are also evident in Mario Kart 8, where some of his stunts have him performing a hand stand on the handle of his bike or ATV, or jumping out of his kart and flailing his arms in excitement.

Roy makes his Paper Mario series debut in Paper Mario: Color Splash. In this game, he is the final Koopaling to be fought[10]. When Paper Mario enters Black Bowser's Castle, he falls down a pit after smashing Princess Peach’s portrait with his hammer. He lands in a cell, where Roy and a bunch of Slurp Guys await him. They steal all of Mario’s paint to use it against him in battle. They also steal Mario's 1-Up Cards, if he has any. Roy fires the paint with his Bill Blaster after a Shy Guy delivers it with a bucket. Shooting red paint causes Mario to get angry and speed up the battle. Orange paint causes Mario to feel self-conscious and he can only use pre-painted cards. Purple paint causes Mario to get poisoned and take damage before an attack. 

Ludwig is known to be the eldest[1] of the Koopalings; he is said to be precocious and conceited.[18] In Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, he gets enraged when ignored by Mario and Luigi, a trait also seen in Super Mario Wisdom Games Picture Book 3: Luigi's Secret (「スーパーマリオちえあそびえほん 3 ルイージの ひみつ」). The same book also displays him as being somewhat of a show-off, both when he introduces himself[19] and when he chases Mario.[20] This latter trait can be also noted when he introduces himself in Super Mario Adventure Game Picture Book 2: Mario and Baby Yoshi,[21] as well as when he performs an impressive display of flips and twirls when riding in bikes or karts in Mario Kart 8, and has been eventually confirmed in his trophy description in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS. In the New Super Mario Bros. series, Ludwig laughs off the threat posed by the Mario Bros. when they face him in his castle, suggesting he underestimates Mario, a trait he himself starts to acknowledge after being defeated in Paper Mario: Color Splash. In Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam, after Wendy and Roy's defeat on top of Neo Bowser Castle, Ludwig stated that he was not impressed by their battle. His next words suggest that he thinks of himself as the Koopalings' leader, although the other Koopalings deny this.[22] He also stated himself to have been "dethroned" after losing to Mario, Luigi, and Paper Mario.

Bowser's beloved, spoiled son sports a bandanna with a large mouth drawn on it. Like his father, Bowser Jr. longs to take Mario down. In Smash Bros., he'll fight from inside his heavily armed Junior Clown Car. The Clown Car takes less damage than Bowser Jr., so mind your positioning.

Geno is one of the two original party member characters from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, the first Mario RPG title. Geno is a warrior from Star Road who allies himself with Mario, Princess Peach, Bowser, and Mallow on their quest to defeat Smithy. Geno's true form is enigmatic, represented in-game by a small star; as an agent of the Star Road, he is implied to be an angel-like being who claims to serve "a higher authority." His true name is given as "♥♪!?" (which he describes as "hard to pronounce"), so he suggests using "Geno", the name of the doll that he has chosen to possess.

Sheik is a Sheikah who debuted in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Unlike Impa, the only other Sheikah seen in the game, Sheik's voice is muffled and her face is concealed, which make her virtually unrecognizable.

Sheik first appears before Link soon after his spirit is unsealed after being contained within the Chamber of Sages for seven years. Upon meeting Link, Sheik reveals that now that he is old enough to properly be the Hero of Time and has acquired the Light Medallion from Rauru, the Sage of Light, he must also awaken five other Sages and acquire their respective Medallions in order to become powerful enough to stop Ganondorf and save Hyrule.

Following this, Sheik appears before Link at various instances, and uses her harp to teach him warp songs to help him on his quest. In addition to teaching Link the songs, she imparts words of wisdom to him before mysteriously disappearing each time, typically via the explosive flash of a Deku Nut. 

I need someone to make an anime intro of this series

- Featuring the music "Lifelight" in Japanese.

Before joining Mario, Mallow suffered from low self esteem and was a bit of a crybaby at times, however as they journeyed together, he built up his courage and proved himself to be a levelheaded member of the party on numerous occasions (such as when he held Mario back from unwisely attacking Bowyer). Mallow becomes very emotional multiple times in the game: namely, when he fails to apprehend Croco and return Frogfucius' coin, when he finds out he is not a Tadpole and Frogfucius is not his real grandfather, when he finds his real parents' wish for him to come on on Star Hill, and when he finally meets his parents. Mallow looks up to Mario as a role-model and admires his jumping skills, much like the other tadpoles do, which was how Mallow was raised. Even Mallow's own father, King Nimbus, enjoys the sight of Mario's jumping abilities.

I want an impression of the Narrator from Dragon Ball Z Kai. 

I need someone to direct these voices, give them REAL GOOD direction like the Funimation Dub of One Piece

I need someone to put all of the pages together and make a cinematic video! 

I need someone to do some real good sound mixing (FEAT. Dragon Ball Z, One Piece and Smash Bros. Ultimate sound effects).

Queen Nimbus is a Nimbus and a ruler of Nimbus Land along with her husband, King Nimbus. She is also the mother of Prince Mallow.

During Queen and King Nimbus' reign in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, the two were temporarily removed from power by Valentina and Dodo. The king and queen were locked in one of the rooms of the palace, unknown to the residents of Nimbus Land, as Valentina had told them that their rulers were ill. On top of that, Valentina managed to convince the population that her assistant, Dodo, was the lost Prince Mallow and that he had proposed to her, making Dodo king of Nimbus Land and Valentina their queen while the true ones were too sick. Valentina's plans were quickly stopped with the arrival and intervening of Mario and his comrades, among them the real Prince Mallow.

Queen Nimbus seems to know Hinopio as she told Mario that Hinopio could assist him inside Barrel Volcano. 

King Nimbus is a Nimbus and the father of Prince Mallow. He is also the husband of Queen Nimbus and rules the peaceful Nimbus Land with his wife.

During Queen and King Nimbus' reign in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, the two were temporarily removed from power by Valentina and Dodo. The king and queen were locked in one of the rooms of the palace, unknown to the residents of Nimbus Land, as Valentina had told them that their rulers were ill. On top of that, Valentina managed to convince the population that her assistant, Dodo, was the lost Prince Mallow and that he had proposed to her, making Dodo king of Nimbus Land and Valentina their queen while the true ones were too sick. Valentina's plans were quickly stopped with the arrival and intervening of Mario and his comrades, among them the real Prince Mallow.

Croco is a minor antagonist and thief in the video game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is a purple snatcher crocodile with a brown top hat. He is first seen running from Mallow in the Mushroom Kingdom after stealing all his money. He also stole a citizen's wallet. Mario agrees to help Mallow get his money back. Together, they cornered Croco in Bandit's Way. He runs really fast to avoid them but eventually gets cornered near a bush and starts fighting Mario and Mallow. He was no match for Mario's fire attack, which lights his tail on fire, causing him to put it out and not attack. He was defeated, and Mallow got his money back. Plus, he dropped the citizen's wallet.

Jonathan Jones (known to his friends as Johnny) is an anthropomorphic shark and the leader of a band of pirate sharks in the game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. His base of operations is the Sunken Ship near Seaside Town; he is known as the "most notorious pirate ever to roam" the Seaside region.[1] Johnny's weapon of choice is a trident, which he uses to skewer his opponents. Although Johnny is a pirate, he has a strict code of honor and will be loyal to anyone who can defeat him in battle.

Booster is a bit crazy and relies on his Snifits to do all his work and explain things to him.  The only time Booster wants to fight Mario is when his Snifits find him behind the curtains (when unsuccessfully hiding from them). Though even then Booster believes that it is the Mario doll that he is fighting and not the real Mario.

Booster tends to be either ignorant or even naïve at the time, even not recognizing when Toadstool is crying. 

Exor is a massive sword-like member of the Smithy Gang and a major antagonist in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Exor is actually composed of four parts: the Left Eye, the Right Eye, the Mouth (which is inexplicably translated Neosquid), and the skull-shaped pommel (named Exor) that controls the entire body. Exor is used as an inter-dimensional gateway between Mario's dimension, home of the Mushroom Kingdom, and Smithy's dimension, where Smithy's Factory is located.

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Mario returns to Bowser's Keep in an attempt to find Princess Toadstool, only to meet Exor. Exor claims the keep in the name of the Smithy Gang and destroys the bridge linking Bowser's Keep to the rest of the world, requiring Mario to find another way in.

Eventually, after collecting six Star Pieces, Mario returns to Bowser's Keep via a bus driver from Nimbus Land. After defeating Boomer, Mario and his party are brought to the roof of the castle, where they engage Exor. In battle, the hilt of the sword (actually called Exor) must be defeated in order to win, but cannot be damaged until both eyes have been disabled. Following his defeat, Exor inhales the party, transporting them to Smithy's dimension. 

Bowyer is one of Smithy's lieutenants in the game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Bowyer resembles a bow, and attacks by firing his minions (called Aeroes) at his opponents. His name comes from "bowyer", a person who makes or sells bows to be used for archery.

Bowyer was ordered by Smithy to attack Rose Town. As such, Bowyer, while at the Forest Maze, begins firing poison-tipped arrows at Rose Town. When a person is hit with an arrow, they will become paralyzed and remain frozen like statues. His Aero minions found the second Star Piece in the forest.

When Bowyer gets the Star Piece, he is confronted by a strange, blue garbed warrior named Geno. At the same time, Mario and Mallow arrive to stop Bowyer, the source of the arrows plaguing Rose Town. As a result, the three warriors team up to battle the maniacal monster.

Axem Red is the leader of the Axem Rangers and a member of the Smithy Gang who appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is a balanced fighter and a tough opponent for Mario and his allies. Axem Red has the ability to power up his attack and defense.

During the events of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, Axem Red spearheads the effort to collect the sixth Star Piece from Barrel Volcano. In fact, he swipes the Star Piece right before Mario is going to claim it. As they are escaping from Mario, Red accidentally drops the Star Piece, causing Axem Yellow to go back and retrieve him and call Red "all thumbs." Then, Axem Red flees to his battleship, Blade, hoping to escape with the Star Piece. However, Mario follows right behind him. As a result, Mario and his party battle with the Axem Rangers.

Throughout the battle, if his comrades are defeated before him, Axem Red will reply to their excuses with admonishing remarks. If Axem Red is defeated before the other Axem Rangers, he will say: "Oh, my head is spinning!"

Eventually, all five Axem Rangers are defeated. However, Axem Red won't give up the Star Piece that easily. He rallies his companions and together they share their energies into the Blade's Breaker Beam. Axem Red personally takes command of the powerful energy beam. Ultimately, Axem Red's efforts are in vain, as Mario and his allies defeat the Axem Rangers a second time. 

Axem Black is one of the five Axem Rangers and a member of the Smithy Gang who appears in the game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Like all of the other Axem Rangers, he fights with a small axe. Additionally, Axem Black commonly utilizes bombs in combat and can attack twice in one turn or occasionally three times. His Psychopath thought implies that he wasn't an actual member of the Axem Rangers, but was trying out for them.

After an Axem Ranger is defeated by Mario and his allies, they give an excuse for not being able to fight anymore. Axem Black's excuse is: "I broke my shades!" Axem Red's reply is: "Serves you right!" 

Axem Green is one of the five Axem Rangers and a member of the Smithy Gang who appears in the game Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is the skinniest of the five and as such, he is not very strong physically. To compensate for this, Axem Green has mastered the art of magic. Although he wields a small axe like all the other rangers, he prefers to use his magic to attack opponents instead, although, when he does use his axe, he stabs Mario or one of his teammates instead of slashing them.

After an Axem Ranger is defeated by Mario, they give an excuse for not being able to fight anymore. Axem Green's excuse is: "I have a headache!" Axem Red's response is "You're totally out of shape."

Axem Yellow is one of the five Axem Rangers and a member of the Smithy Gang who appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is the bulkiest of the five and as such, has the highest physical attack and defense. Axem Yellow wields a small axe, like all of the other Axem Rangers. He occasionally attacks with a toxic bubble and at other times with Body Slam.

Like his comrades, when defeated by Mario, Axem Yellow gives an excuse for not being able to fight anymore. His excuse is "I'm hungry!" Axem Red's response is, "Chew on your tongue!" 

Axem Pink is one of the five Axem Rangers and a member of the Smithy Gang who appears in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. She is the only female Axem Ranger of the five. Like all of the other Axem Rangers, she wields a small axe in combat. Additionally, Axem Pink can use recovery magic to heal her allies. Axem Pink also knows the spell Petal Blast, which can transform Mario and his allies into Mushrooms.

After an Axem Ranger is defeated by Mario, they gives an excuse for not being able to fight anymore. Axem Pink's excuse is: "My makeup's running!" Axem Red's response is, "Then change brands." 

 Marugarīta has been shown to be an extremely bossy and domineering person who seems to treat her henchmen and just about everyone else around her with as little respect as possible. Despite the blatant disrespect she shows toward her underlings (especially towards Dodo), as well as the apparent hatred they have toward her (as shown in Birdy's Psychopath), they still remain loyal to her regardless. Valentina is also vain and cruel. This is shown when she thinks highly of herself, believing herself to be beautiful beyond compare, as well as a refined "art buff".

Belome is a dog-like monster that is perpetually hungry and a minor boss featured in Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. He is encountered by Mario and Mallow in Kero Sewers and by the whole party in Land's End. During the first battle, the monster will eat Mallow after a few turns. Mario can rescue Mallow by attacking Belome continuously, although Belome may still eat him subsequent times. If Mario falls while Mallow is in Belome's stomach, the game will end. Besides eating Mallow, Belome attack's includes licking his opponents and casting S'crow Funk.

In the rematch, Belome trades the S'crow Funk attack for more sleeping spells, including Light Beam and Aurora Flash. He also not only eats party members, but also creates clones of them. If Mallow uses Psychopath on the clones, their thoughts reflect the actual characters' thoughts, with the exception of Mario, whose "....." is a reference to his role as a silent protagonist in the game. In the English version, all the clones are known as "X Clone", with X as the character's name, except for Toadstool's "Toadstool 2" clone, to stay under the character limit. 

Mack is a lieutenant of the Smithy Gang and the boss of the first chapter of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Mack  commands an army of Shysters and can use fire magic. Like the other members of the Smithy Gang, Mack is modeled after a weapon (in his case, a knife) and he is named after the song "Mack the Knife"

With his Shysters, Mack attacked the Mushroom Kingdom while Mario was in Bandit's Way. Mack occupied the throne room of the Mushroom Castle while his Shysters terrorized the residents of the surrounding town.

After returning to town, Mario and Mallow fought their way to the throne room and defeated Mack. Following Mack's defeat, the two remaining Shysters left to inform Smithy of Mack's destruction. 

Mack would return in Smithy's Factory, in the form of a gray mass-produced copy of the original.

In the parade, Mack, along with Bowyer and Yaridovich, is seen being pounded by Smithy's hammer. 

Smithy is the main antagonist and final boss of Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars and the titular leader of the Smithy Gang, an organization that attempts to rule over Mario's World during the events of the game. In order to do this, Smithy tried to get rid of the power of wishes from the world, and, in its stead, filled the world with weapons. He is a dark-grey mechanical creature that wears a gold crown and has an extremely long white beard; the Nintendo Player's Guide has compared his appearance to that of Santa Claus.[1] He hails from another dimension, a dimension that is accessible by the gateway Exor. In his dimension, he resides in his Factory, where, day and night, Smithy creates anthropomorphic weapons which he uses against other worlds. It is also implied during the final battle that multiple versions of him were made, and that there were possibly plans to mass-produce him, due to the various heads littered in his final battle arena.

Although originally depicted as a calm and collected leader, Smithy is revealed to be highly ill-tempered, as shown by his fit of rage upon being defeated the first time by Mario and his allies, which culminates in Smithy destroying his recently built headquarters. Additionally, in the aforementioned fit of rage, Smithy apparently destroys three of his henchmen who are simply trying to calm him down.

Ultimately, Smithy is determined to achieve world conquest through the Smithy Gang, confident that his weapons can serve as the basis of his power. As such, Smithy attempts to prevent the restoration of wishes, since the Star Road and the dreams of individuals represent a direct threat to Smithy's reign. 

Smithy's name is derived from the word "smith", which is someone who manipulates various metallic materials and metallic alloys, such as a blacksmith. A smith's workshop is sometimes called a smithy as well.

I need an near-PERFECT impression of Android 20 from Dragon Ball Z Abridged.