Gravity of the Heart//REMAINING ROLES LEFT

Voice direction: Nozomi should have a warm, grounded, slightly sassy voice. She’s the kind of person who can tease her friends one moment and become fiercely protective the next. She isn’t necessarily the loudest member of the group, but when she speaks seriously, everyone knows she means it.

Her voice should have a feeling of comfort and reliability—like someone you can go to when everything else is falling apart.

Voice direction: Shinion should have a calm, intelligent, observant voice with a slightly mysterious edge. She tends to analyze situations before speaking, and she has a habit of noticing details that everyone else overlooks.

Because she’s a detective, she should sound like someone who is always thinking. Even when she’s having a casual conversation, there’s a feeling that she’s observing the people around her.

She’s not emotionless, though. Her biggest emotional moments should come from the contrast between her normally controlled voice and the rare moments when her composure breaks.

Mona has a gentle, optimistic, and compassionate personality, but she’s not weak. She’s the sort of person who genuinely wants everyone to get along and tends to see the best in people. However, that kindness can also make her vulnerable—especially when she keeps putting other people’s needs ahead of her own.

She also has a romantic relationship with Rodrick, so some of her lines can show the softer side of their relationship without making romance her entire personality.

Her voice should feel warm and sincere, with a little nervousness when she’s overwhelmed

Hikaru’s opposite

Voice direction: Reinah should sound sweet, gentle, comforting, and trustworthy at first. She should have the kind of voice that makes the magical girls feel safe around her.

The important part is that her villainy isn’t immediately obvious.

At the beginning, Reinah should sound like the perfect magical mascot: encouraging, affectionate, and always ready to reassure the girls.

But once her true intentions are revealed, that same voice becomes much more unsettling because she doesn’t necessarily stop sounding kind.

She can say something horrifying in the exact same gentle tone she used when comforting Airi.

That makes her much scarier.

Yuri should have a soft, elegant, slightly mysterious voice. She can be more reserved than the others and tends to choose her words carefully. She’s intelligent and observant, but unlike Shinion, Yuri isn’t constantly investigating things—she’s more emotionally perceptive.

Yuri notices when people are hurting even when they don’t say anything.

Her biggest contrast is quiet gentleness → sharp seriousness → emotional vulnerability.