Role in a 2D/3D animated pilot for YouTube. 

Petunia is an alien from a dead planet, come to Earth through a time-space wormhole localised in Camden Town, London. With her ragtag friend group of fish-men, robots, holo-people and a 3' long insect larvae (all stranded aliens, like her), Petunia defends the Earth from alien wrong'uns and any other threats that fall through the wormhole.

LeA is a hologram person, a runaway from a cyber-world. Her 'body' is a small shoebox-shaped computer with RC car wheels for mobility, but after bonding with a human woman from a council block near King's Cross when she first came to Earth, LeA began projecting a humanoid hologram form to interface with the world.

LeA is irritable, which is understandable: she has a supercomputer for a brain and instant access to all Earth's knowledge via the internet, so it's annoying for her to have to explain things in low-latency forms of communication such as speech, or to justify herself when she knows she's right. LeA doesn't like to express her affection for her friends and her adopted home, though her tireless work to protect and help them, even in small ways, shows her true feelings. She is particularly irritable and rude to Nightwere, on whom she has a huge secret crush.

The project is a 20' animated pilot, with 3D backgrounds and 3D/2D mixed characters. If successful, we would love to continue it as a regular series. 

Audition lines from the script are below. Any accents are welcome, though East and Southeast Asian, British and unidentifiable accents are preferred.

The type of voice acting we're looking for is 'naturalistic', not 'exaggerated'. Think 'feature film', 'theatre' or 'realistic game' rather than 'cartoon' or 'anime'. Please try to work in that style.

Feel free to record one, two, or all of the audition lines, but please don't record more than 3 takes each for any given line. Any format is fine to submit. No AI will be used in the production of this project, and voice role contracts will contain an AI rider to guarantee against data being used for AI training.