Girl Meets Flower [Vanitas] | Original Comic Dub & Fantasy World Casting
eury for Tsuki [delinquent fox girl]
Drawings for Tsuki: [1] - [2] - [3]
Aesthetic images for Tsuki: [1] - [2] - [3]
NOTE: Please say your character's name in your acted voice at the beginning of your audition.
Tsuki [TSOO-key] is a delinquent girl who is a fox Feralis (human-animal hybrid). Playful and jovial, but tends to not take things seriously, and likes to joke and tease others. Sometimes she goes too far, but she's just trying to have fun - at your expense.
She's an "Old World Collector", meaning she loves collecting old artifacts and strange relics from the past. Old torn-up manga, Rubik's cubes, ancient posters of forgotten musicians - some may call it junk, but she calls them treasures.
Her voice quality can either be: 1) Somewhat nasally and wacky voice and with a noticeable drawl, or 2) a lower, more relaxed and flirty voice. Whichever suits your voice more.
She has an East Asian accent, closest to Japanese or Chinese.
[Tsuki lies on a couch, bored.]
"Boring, boring, boring... when is anything interesting going to happen?"
[She jumps off.]
"I'll tell you when! You have to make it happen, yourself! Anyone wants to go on patrol with me?"
[Tsuki tries eating Niwa's eyebrow and gets punished by Aestelle. Scene here: https://i.imgur.com/nZfxD9K.jpg]
"OW! It tasted like cucumber! Ouch! They grow back, right? Right?? Owowow...!"
[Tsuki doesn't like people touching her stuff.]
*hisses like a cat*
"Hands off, that's mine! Do you know how much these comics are worth? Each page is worth its weight in gold, so watch it!"
Thanks for the audition! The accents are quite fun, I assume they're Japanese and Korean respectively? I think though, for this character, you can play up a more upbeat, mischievous personality - she seems quite serious in this portrayal.
Hm...I was thinking the same thing but I wanted input first before anything. I'll send a second try soon! Japanese- Slight soft Filipino, actually HAHA
Oh, I see, LOL!
btw, if it's hard to maintain an accent while recording your more energetic take, it's fine to reduce or drop the accent in one of your takes too. Up to you!