PonyboyVA
auditioning for
Sir Corvan
in Guardians of Arceus Heir
Guardians of Arceus Heir
PonyboyVA for Sir Corvan
Voice Actor
Sir Corvan
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Unpaid
The Flame Dragon Elite
Gender: Male
Age: Adult
Role Size: Recurring supporting character
Voice Range: Medium-low to low
Sir Corvan is an Elite Four member renowned for his mastery of Fire- and Dragon-type Pokémon. He is disciplined, fearless, protective—and far more playful than his imposing appearance suggests.
Corvan loves dry jokes, terrible one-liners, and casually teasing people during situations where everyone else is panicking. He may walk into a dangerous battle discussing dinner plans or criticizing a villain’s dramatic entrance.
His humor is not stupidity or carelessness. Corvan uses it to calm frightened people, irritate his opponents, and keep control of the atmosphere. The moment innocent lives are threatened, the jokes stop, and his full authority becomes impossible to ignore.
He believes strength exists to defend others, not dominate them.
Voice DescriptionDeep, confident, warm, and naturally commanding, with a strong sense of humor.
The actor should be able to switch between:
Relaxed, dry comedy
Playful arrogance
Reassuring leadership
Intense battle authority
His jokes should feel effortless rather than loud or cartoonish. He often sounds amused by danger because he knows exactly how capable he is.
Think: a powerful knight who behaves like the cool uncle until someone crosses the line.
Language:
- english
Voice description:
- male adult
- english (california sterotype)
- confident
- english (american)
- Sarcastic
The sides they read from:
Casual humor during danger: “Everyone remain calm. It’s only a rampaging dragon.” “Granted, it is a very large rampaging dragon, but panicking will only make you easier to step on.”
Teasing another character: “That was your strategy? Interesting. I normally reserve that technique for occasions when I’ve completely run out of good ideas.”
Battle confidence: “I can handle criminals. I can handle fire. I can handle dragons.” “What I cannot handle is another dramatic speech, so let’s finish this.”
