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auditioning for
Kohaku Miura - Exterior Surveillance
in Danganronpa: First Blood - Staff Side
Danganronpa: First Blood - Staff Side
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Voice Actor
Kohaku Miura - Exterior Surveillance
open
Unpaid
(Koh-hah-koo Mee-ur-uh)
Gender: Non-Binary (Leaning fem)
On the surface, they are a model employee. Gets her job done, makes sure no authorities discover anything before they're meant to, and makes sure they don't find any of the staff in their hideout. However, if you look even the slightest bit past their surface, they're immediately unsettling. An underlying menace lies in every word they say. They are the true leader of the staff, even if Yasuda believes he is. Their behavior gives an air of inhumanness, as if they have become so dedicated to their work that they don't have any mind to anything else.
Their voice should express the general unease they exude. Generally monotoned, but with a penchant for unnerving monologues about the nature of life that should unsettle not only the characters around them but the audience as well. They are likely slightly feminine leaning vocally, but androgyny is appreciated in any audition. Don't be afraid to get a little bit strange with any audition for Miura.
Voice description:
- female adult
- androgynous
The sides they read from:
(Blunt, calculating) "Don't call me that. Update on the academy. They just searched the manor. They found the bodies.
(Recording Logs) “05/26/12. Subject has undergone several experimental medical trials. Subject appears slightly more pale than previously recorded. Other symptoms include: Mild general confusion, severe and frequent headaches, frequent dissociation, severe existential dread bordering on debilitating, severe suicidal ideation, severe pain described as feeling “behind the eyes”. Subject appears distressed. Needs to be kept in containment to prevent further harm to himself or others.”
(Cold, menacing) “And I understand that much. But if group morale gets too low, who’s to say they won’t just give up by next trial? Everyone has a role. And if they aren't fulfilling that role, then nothing gets done. That can't happen.”
