Hunter X Hunter } Fandubbing Scenes and such (Troupe Characters)
Ryan384 for Uvogin
[Mild Spoilers Below:]
Uvogin was a typical Enhancer: determined, head-strong, simple, and sometimes disrespectful. He was barbaric in manner, viewing even pain merely as a nuisance. Like all members of the Phantom Troupe, Uvogin never hesitated to kill and was remorseless in doing so. He particularly enjoyed fights against skilled opponents, but he would typically rush into battle without a plan. However, despite often rushing into battle and fighting in a barbaric manner, he was extremely resourceful, being able to defeat three skilled Nen users (Porcupine, Rabid Dog, and Leech) using only his head, after being paralyzed from the neck down. Although he prefered to fight alone, Uvogin became stronger when fighting with a partner, because he fought better when there was someone else to protect. Uvogin was best friends with Nobunaga Hazama and the two brought out the best in each other during combat. Uvogin, like all of the other members of the Troupe, was absolutely loyal to Chrollo and the Spiders' ideals. He disliked carrying money and claims he had absolutely no use for it, as he firmly stood in his belief that one should steal whatever they desire.
Videos you may use as reference:
Uvogin vs Shadow Beasts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaN6EZkt7zc&ab_channel=CrunchyrollCollection
Uvo's Death: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KONBWob_5y0&ab_channel=GrimmJow
(You may use any lines that you think show how well you can do his voice, however I'll give you a few for a default.)
"I wanted to be stronger than anything... Simply... to be strong.""I only need to be able to move from my neck up to take care all of you."
"On your own? I'm impressed. Where do you want to die? I'll let you choose."
"Which is more powerful? Your grudge or me?! Bring it on!!"
Wait this is actually so solid!!
Well, guess I'm glad I actually went through and auditioned for him then rather than doubting myself.
After the fact, hopefully this advice helps prevent the issue later: you peak really hard, my dude, so I would suggest that you either A) stand away from the mic, B) turn down the volume on your interface or mixer, or C) use a y cable (two male ends for the two inputs on the interface, one female for the input on the mic) so that you can have one channel adjusted to the correct yelling volume and the other for talking volume. The last fix is presumptive, but if you have the an interface and XLR mic, you can use audacity to use record the two channels separately but simultaneously. Hope that helps you!