Godzilla Vs. King Ghidorah Audio-Short (Paid)
TimNewton for King Ghidorah
King Ghidorah is an ultimate being set on destroying the planet to form his own habitat. He is the main antagonist of the story and may sound very close to Smaug of The Hobbit.
They are titan full of rage and anger-- feeling destined to be King of the Monsters. They are far more powerful than any of the others and they are well aware of that.
I may select multiple voices for each head of the dragon, so keep this in mind when auditioning. If you'd like to do three different voices for each one in your audition, that would be most impressive to hear!
(Surprised) You have not aged a day, we see. Perhaps time has been too kind to you. Time for the real force of nature to take its toll.
(During Battle, Struggling) You dare defy us, insect? Set your feet to the ground so that we may tear them off you limb from limb!
(Ordering) Bring forth your rage! You have slumbered long enough! Bring me my home that we so rightfully deserve... As your King, we order you.
CALLBACK AUDITION LINES
“As if you would know how it feels to be torn apart again and again, limbs being burnt by the very stars you worship so much… The pain I endured. The horrors I’ve seen. For what? I was bestowed this world for a reason… When I came, I was weak. My body worn from the agony of that place… And he saw us only as a threat. Something to eliminate. I sought refuge and HE banished me, HE never gave me a chance! (Pause) But no longer… For now on… We. Are. King.”
DIRECTION: Ghidorah is misunderstood, but his actions are only due to what he deems to be true. As a literal descendant from the heavens, Ghidorah is unnatural to the ecosystem and was immediately attacked by Godzilla long ago. However, Ghidorah survived and, unbeknownst to Godzilla, had been waiting for the day he could finally return and begin his mission: To carve the world in his favor and forget the pains of his past.
(Keep in mind that "I" and "We" have usages that are intentional. There is an internal conflict between the heads that is touched upon in the story itself and I don't want to go too much into detail, but the usage is intentional.)
