Gender (of character): Male (he/him/his)

Accent: Southern/Military

Age: Late-20s

Role in Story: Deuteragonist/Anti-Hero

Voice: Masculine, drawling, roguish, confident, authoritative, mid-low pitch 

Character Description: Prowl-Cat, a combination of Prowler and Black Cat, has all the fashionable swagger of the former and all the sleek flirtatiousness of the latter. He’s the leader of the Wildcats, a biker gang that rules along the border between uptown and downtown, knee-deep in the worlds of street-fighting and street-racing.

From even his earliest days, Flash Thompson was stronger and bulkier than most, fitting for his tenure as the star football captain in high school. The majority of his twenties were spent in the military overseas; for this reason, he’s very much entangled in army lingo and culture. Now that he’s back in his stomping grounds, he’s cockier than ever. 

His biker gang aren’t entirely criminals; despite their entrenchment in illegal activities, they aren’t directly malicious. This is in contrast to the Wildcats from a decade prior, which were very much criminal and led by Johnny Blaze; he was later exiled from the gang due to his associations with the occult. It was Flash who put the gang through reform, inspired by the uprising of heroes in New York. He also has medical experience and can patch up anyone and anything, so he functionally plays the doctor in his group.

Xpider, the new vigilante on the streets, has caught his eye. Her tenacity and audacity are admirable, and he likes that she takes zero bullshit. He’s down to help her navigate the streets… and maybe push her buttons while he’s at it.

Personality: Flash’s grueling history with the army is where his authoritative side comes from. He’s very commanding with his groupies and keeps things meticulously organized. At a default, he’s very relaxed, laidback, and easygoing—he’ll play his teasing games even in the worst of situations. When Prowl-Cat shows up in the story, he tends to materialize out of the shadows. He’s incredibly cocky and confident and will push himself to his limits. However, when something irritates him, he’s furious. His temperament is fiery and he has tendencies to lash out, verbally and physically, at his foes. Note: unlike the other “masked” characters, Flash doesn’t have an alter ego.

VA Description/Voice Direction: 

• Deeply masculine, but teasing and flirty, generally easy and drawling.

• Swears loosely and often. Avoid sounding like a parody.

• Should be able to convey an authoritative tone when needed, since he’s the leader of his gang. Stern, snappy, shouted commands when he makes them.

• Preferably a Southern twang (but not too strong)—think lifelong army man. The voice references are a great starting point for this.

• If you don’t want to do the accent, but think you’d still give a good performance even without it, please apply with whatever voice you’d like! A unique take is always a good take. (But accent is always preferred…)

• Note: the written lines (mostly) don’t include the accent. Direct reading not encouraged.

• NOTE: Since you will be having flirtatious/suggestive interactions with another character (Aether Angel), your age will be disclosed to her voice actor. You will also be informed of your costar’s age prior to any recording. 

• This is to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for everybody involved. If there are any difficulties, please let us know immediately. 

• If you are found to have fabricated your age in any capacity, you will be dismissed from the team immediately.

Voice References: 

• Stephen Lang - Avatar: The Way of Water - Miles Quaritch

• Josh Holloway - Lost - James “Sawyer” Ford