Wifield - Dubbed Zombie Apocalypse Comics
Viggo for Sisu - Side Character
Sisu - Side Character
Sisu is a non-binary androgynous radio host within the City. They're ecstatic and energetic. They need high energy
No one knows what Sisu looks like as most have only heard their voice
YOU ONLY NEED TO RECORD ON OF THESE YOU DON'T NEED TO DO THEM ALL!!
- english
- androgynous
- all accents
“Welcome back to Wifield’s favorite weather segment: Totally Guessing But With Style.” “It’s dark. Again. Real cloudy today, which means Boom Boys might be roaming more—moisture makes 'em twitchy.” “Wind’s coming from the west, carrying that sweet smell of burnt rubber and wet dog. Classic Wifield.” “Don’t forget your boots and machetes! And if you’re traveling near the Flooded Library—bring a friend. Or don’t. I’m not your mom.” “That’s your Wifield Weather. Stay dry, stay deadly.”
"Alright, survivors. This one’s for you. I know it feels like the world’s gone sideways—and it has, really—but remember something: you’re not alone. Every day, someone makes it through another day. Every time you survive, you become part of something bigger. And speaking of surviving… If you’re near Ward 13, there’s a quiet spot you might not know about. A small stash of medical supplies was recently discovered by a group of scavengers. It’s mostly bandages, painkillers, and a few bottles of antiseptic. But hey, that’s something, right? Just be careful—there’s a lot of infected hanging around that area, and not all of them are friendly. And remember—if you’re low on ammo, consider using your improvised weapons. A brick, a crowbar, or even a busted car door can get the job done, especially when you don’t have a gun to your name. Stay clever, stay alive, and for the love of all things sacred, stay humble. Catch you later, folks."
"Alright, time for some real talk—science-style, but I promise to keep the words small and the panic smaller." "Let’s talk about infection latency. The rumors are true—some folks aren’t turning right away anymore. We’ve had confirmed cases of a 48-hour window between exposure and full conversion. That means the rules are shifting. Again." [A soft tapping sound—probably Sisu nervously drumming fingers.] "If you get hit, don’t try to hide it. Isolation might save the people around you. And if you see someone you care about looking pale, sweating too much, pupils blown wide—don’t wait. Don’t freeze. The Blight doesn’t wait either." "I know it’s hard. I know it sucks. But this is how we survive." "Knowledge is your weapon. Fear? Just dead weight."