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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Wario with sound clips and images.
Wario is a recurring antagonist/protagonist in the Super Mario Bros series who made his Video Game debut in Super Mario Land 2 6 Golden Coins. Wario is known as the "Anti-Mario" as he is bigger, stronger and much fatter than Mario who is incredibly greedy and far more crass than Mario. While Wario was originally introduced as a Villain he became much more known as an Anti-Hero whom is Mario's substantially more Macho and Crude counterpart but Wario still does occasionally try to pester Mario when he isn't busy in his own games. Though over the years Wario also his own companion known as Waluigi (a nasty counterpart to Luigi) but unlike the Mario brothers it is uncertain if Wario and Waluigi are related or not.
Created by Pokejedservo on Wed Jul 11 2012, 21 Comments, Add Comment
EDITOR'S OPINION
Today in the Super Mario VC section we take a look at this former foe now Anti-Hero... WARIO! Let-a us begin shall we?'Charles Martinet- Charles' voice for the role has been very inconsistent over the years as sometimes it can be in certain higher pitches and Charles has made his Wario voice deeper in the past as well. But while Charles higher Wario voices are not bad but I do kind of prefer his lower Wario voices a bit more since Wario is a pretty big guy. But still regardless of which voice Charles uses his performances for the role have been consistently energetic though as he plays Wario as Mario's crass counterpart rather well.
Thomas Spindler- While Thomas' voice for the role is also a bit inconsistent (but at least no where near as much as Charles though) but his somewhat lower gruff voice isn't bad but he does lose points for not bothering with the accent. But aside from that Thomas' performance does have a fairly good amount of energy as his overall work for the role is far from perfect but its actually not too bad.
Overall I am going with Charles more but Thomas was alright as well.
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said at 10:43 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
I'll be the odd man out here & vote for Thomas Spindler, even though Charles Martinet is actually my favourite actor out of the two.
Purely, because of, "D'oh, I missed!", such an iconic
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Purely, because of, "D'oh, I missed!", such an iconic
said at 10:48 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
@MilanTheVillain01
I'll be the odd man out here & vote for Thomas Spindler, even though Charles Martinet is actually my favourite actor out of the two.
Purely, because of, "D'oh, I missed!", it's just such an iconic line in the first two Mario Party games up to the point where it's achieved the popularity level of an internet meme. Even more-so now than ever before thanks to Chuggaaconroy, NintendoCapriSun & ProtonJonSA of TheRunawayGuys.
ReplyI'll be the odd man out here & vote for Thomas Spindler, even though Charles Martinet is actually my favourite actor out of the two.
Purely, because of, "D'oh, I missed!", it's just such an iconic line in the first two Mario Party games up to the point where it's achieved the popularity level of an internet meme. Even more-so now than ever before thanks to Chuggaaconroy, NintendoCapriSun & ProtonJonSA of TheRunawayGuys.
said at 4:59 PM on Thu Jul 19 2012
@MilanTheVillain01 I remember reading somewhere that his, "D'oh I missed!", was actually a German phrase meaning something like, "What a shame!" I honestly don't know if it's true, I just know that the line itself is hilarious.
Replysaid at 11:34 PM on Thu Jul 19 2012
@Nightmare Crusher Well, it's definitely something along those lines, I know that much. It's much like how in the Japanese version of Mario Party, Luigi says "Oh my God!" when he loses.
Replysaid at 5:45 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
I remember in the first Mario Party, Martinet used a deeper, gruffer sounding voice for Wario.
I wish he'd kept it.
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I wish he'd kept it.
said at 7:18 AM on Fri Jul 13 2012
@Weirdperson31 Wario was voiced by Thomas Spindler in the first two Mario Party games.
Replysaid at 10:47 AM on Thu Jul 12 2012
Martinet. He fits the Wario and Mario Brothers 100%!
Replysaid at 5:26 AM on Thu Jul 12 2012
Whoa, I thought the Mario Party voice WAS Martinet, and never knew it was used in the Japanese Mario Kart 64. Looks like sometimes I can be dumber than I think... Anyways...
#1: Martinet: Purely for iconicness, nobody, and I mean NOBODY matches him voicing any of the Mario/Wario brothers.
#2: Spindler: Spinder however definitely isn't bad, and if ever Martinet is unable to voice him, he's certainly a decent alternative. I get nostalgia all the way back from Mario Party thanks to his voice...
Reply#1: Martinet: Purely for iconicness, nobody, and I mean NOBODY matches him voicing any of the Mario/Wario brothers.
#2: Spindler: Spinder however definitely isn't bad, and if ever Martinet is unable to voice him, he's certainly a decent alternative. I get nostalgia all the way back from Mario Party thanks to his voice...
said at 1:19 AM on Thu Jul 12 2012
What about this voice? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSsjLXjPbbI Or do commercials not count?
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said at 10:55 AM on Thu Jul 12 2012
@Ringworm128 We can't add it unless the VA is identified.
Replysaid at 3:04 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
@NCZ If you can't, why not just put down "Unknown Voice Actor" like you did with some of the others.
Replysaid at 3:26 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
@SmartyBoyboy Because in this case, it'd be near-impossible to find out who the actor is because we have no information to go by (google turns up nothing, we don't know where it was recorded, etc). Also, I believe we're trying to cut down on using the UVA profile.
Replysaid at 1:10 AM on Thu Jul 12 2012
Shame the show didn't use Wario, I would have loved to see how they portrayed him.
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said at 7:49 PM on Thu Jul 12 2012
@Music Meister Wario didn't come along until a few years after the show ended.
Replysaid at 11:56 PM on Wed Jul 11 2012
I believe the second Mario Kart 64/Thomas Spindler soundbit is actually from Mario Party 1 and/or 2. Those are the noises he makes when he wins/loses/dies.
Replysaid at 11:37 PM on Wed Jul 11 2012
Didn't even know he had any other VA portray him, why exactly did they both voice him in Mario Kart 64, and was Charles Martinet just unavailable for all the times Thomas Spindler portrayed him?
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