Fader Studios' (Plot) Armourless

Jacob Bulmer for Cobra

Jacob Bulmer
Jacob Bulmer auditioning for Cobra in Fader Studios' (Plot) Armourless
Fader Studios
Fader Studios

I love this!! Quick note: Cobra's not a snake, he's completely human

Cobra
Voice Actor Voice Actor

Cobra

closed
Deferred: Agreed Amount
Role went to: Josh Curtin Pini

The quiet, strategic second-in-command of Villain-Name-Final.txt and the mastermind behind many of their operations. While Thunderstorm relies on power and intimidation, Cobra prefers careful planning, stealth, and preparation, making the gang far more organised and dangerous.

With no supernatural abilities, Cobra relies on advanced chemical technology. Their gas mask and backpack allow them to deploy different chemical compounds through sprays, mists, and concentrated blasts, with a specialised glove letting them quickly switch between weapons.

Despite their intimidating equipment, Cobra is physically weak and incredibly shy, avoiding direct fights whenever possible. They prefer working from the shadows, letting their inventions and strategies speak for them. They joined the organisation mainly to pay off their expensive Chemistry degree loans.

Voice Direction:
Looking for a quiet, intelligent voice with a nervous but calculating personality. Cobra should sound reserved and awkward in normal conversations, but become cold and confident when discussing plans or chemistry. Think shy scientist mixed with a dangerous strategist.

NOTE: Cobra is NOT a snake, he is completely human- Apologies for any confusion

Language:
  • english
Voice description:
  • androgynous
  • raspy
  • all english accents
  • animation/character
Other info:
  • remote recording
The sides they read from:
  • "The plan was flawless. The only unpredictable variable was everyone else involved."

  • "I may not be the strongest person here, but I am the one who knows what every button does. So maybe don't touch anything."

  • "I-I can explain. Technically, putting the lair on Google Maps was a mistake... but it did increase recruitment numbers."