nobleabsinthe for Yahiko Myojin

Rurouni Kenshin - Manga Fandub (Season 1)

nobleabsinthe for Yahiko Myojin

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Yahiko Myojin

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Role assigned to: hahawhoa

Yahiko Myojin is an orphan, he was taken in by Kaoru and is being trained in the Kamiya Kashin style as an apprentice. He looks up to Kenshin and aspires to be as strong as him.

He needs to be able to sound like a kid, Male or Female actors are welcome to try!

Don't call me little!
I want to be just as strong as Kenshin one day!
I'm not just a child! I'm Yahiko Myojin, descendant of the samurai of Tokyo!

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I'm an aspiring voice actor and content creator. I do podcasts/reviews on my channel "NobleAbsinthe" on Youtube. I do videos on tangential thoughts and animations I liked as a child. I currently work on a Samurai Jack retrospective series.

Like many people who wish to become voice actors,I was inspired by various types of: anime, cartoons, and video games; however, I understand those inspirations don't translate well for a starting out voice actor.

As for semi-professional experience to things that relate to voice acting, or things that benefit voice actors I've:acted in drama club in highschool, took public speaking, and HR management in college. In my adult life I've surrounded myself with a wide range of people who don't surround themselves with anime/video games. I also watch alot of live action movies that have an emphasis on speaking, my favorite movie is Synecdoche NY, which I still feel is the most surreal and real film one could watch. I mention this because I've learned that surrounding yourself with people who only know anime/video games colors your perception on acting, and watching serious films gives one an idea on how a real performance should be given, subtlety being the key.

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