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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Deathstroke with sound clips and images.
Created by Pokejedservo on Sun Jun 28 2009, 96 Comments, Add Comment
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EDITOR'S OPINION
Ah Deathstroke A.K.A Slade Wilson, you know despite being supposedly one of the most known villains in DC comics he is not exactly seen out of them all that often. (But then again that fate kind of happened to most of the Teen Titans cast, except to Robin due to obvious reasons.) But still Ron Perlman did such a wonderfully smooth sinister voice for Deathstroke/Slade it was definitely one of the better aspects of the Teen Titans series. But Patrick Seitz was pretty good in his own right and while its not quite as cool as Perlman it did certainly fit Deathstroke well enough.I know its not much of a competition but so far Ron Perlman is the best while Patrick Seitz is not that far off.
Note: Tracy W Bush voiced Deathstroke for the 2011 game DC Universe Online and he was okay. Not as good as Ron Perlman but not bad as I would rate him second alongside Patrick Seitz.)
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TheVengeanceKnight said at 6:30 AM on Tue May 14 2013
For a "traditional" Deathstroke, I'm gonna go with JG Hertzler.
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VctrBnsn said at 10:01 PM on Sun Apr 28 2013
You know what I've notice? DC is really using Deathstroke a lot recently. Not only has he appeared in Young Justice, but he's also in Injustice, and set to appear in the Flashpoint adaptation and in the new Batman Arkham game. All I can say is, BOUT TIME!!
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Darklion said at 12:09 AM on Sun Apr 21 2013
i wonder who will voice him in batman arkham origins
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PsychicVoiceSpy said at 11:11 AM on Sun Apr 28 2013
@Mrguy22594 That would make the game worth five more bucks alone.
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Mrguy22594 said at 8:08 PM on Mon Apr 29 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy And to disappoint more people Kevin Conroy will not be reprising his role as Batman for some reason. I hope at least it's Bruce Greenwood otherwise there goes that five more bucks.
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 8:11 PM on Mon Apr 29 2013
@Mrguy22594 I have quite a few reservations about this game that I've talked about in the forums, but I don't think they will get Bruce Greewood back either because they're going for a young Batman...
ReplyMrguy22594 said at 10:27 PM on Mon Apr 29 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy I honestly don't think Bruce Greenwood sounded old for Batman and also Kevin Conroy could have played the younger Batman mostly because of Mask of the Phantasm, so what's Warner Bros. or maybe Bruce Timm's excuse?
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 11:08 PM on Mon Apr 29 2013
@Mrguy22594 I have no idea. I agree with you though, it was just my reasoning that if Warner wanted a younger sounding Batman they wouldn't get Conroy or Greenwood either considering they both sound the same age. I feel they should have just brought Kevin back and he could have done a slightly younger voice, after all, people's voices don't change THAT much from their twenties to their thirties.
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Nightmare Crusher said at 7:30 PM on Fri May 3 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy I would kind of like to have Rino Romano back even though that will probably never happen.
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 8:24 PM on Fri May 3 2013
@Nightmare Crusher Agreed. Rino Romano is absolutely perfect for a younger Kevin Conroy Batman. Even though it's not likely, let's keep our fingers crossed that they use him in Arkham Origins.
ReplyMrguy22594 said at 5:37 PM on Tue May 7 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy For me at this point it's either Bruce Greenwood or Troy Baker. Either way would work, also Rino Romano sounded a bit out of character to be Batman in The Batman Tv series.
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VctrBnsn said at 3:57 PM on Thu May 9 2013
@Mrguy22594 I thought he was fine for what the series was going for. Wouldn't cast him as a more traditional Batman though, that should be reserved to Kevin Conroy and Bruce Greenwood.
ReplyMrguy22594 said at 6:32 PM on Fri May 10 2013
@VctrBnsn That series gave us "Monkey Joker" voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson. Also yes to Kevin Conroy and Bruce Greenwood. Ron Perlman will be reprising his role as Deathstroke in the flashpoint movie.
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RenoRebirth said at 5:53 AM on Sat Jun 1 2013
@Mrguy22594 I heard someone say recently that Troy Baker would be voicing The Joker, but I don't know for certain.
As for why Conroy won't be returning, I heard that since Mark Hamill announced he will retire from being The Joker, Kevin Conroy opted out of the role of Batman, since he and Mark were pretty much a pair. Mark was the perfect Joker, but we have to consider that he's getting on in years and the Joker voice isn't an easy one to do. Let's just be thankful we got so many good years out of him.
ReplyAs for why Conroy won't be returning, I heard that since Mark Hamill announced he will retire from being The Joker, Kevin Conroy opted out of the role of Batman, since he and Mark were pretty much a pair. Mark was the perfect Joker, but we have to consider that he's getting on in years and the Joker voice isn't an easy one to do. Let's just be thankful we got so many good years out of him.
Mrguy22594 said at 12:07 PM on Sat Jun 1 2013
@RenoRebirth I think that's gonna be pretty good since Troy Baker can be insane. Also Ron Perlman most likely won't be voicing Deathstroke in Arkham Origins, also Roger Craig Smith will be voicing Batman in that same game which I am looking forward to. Kevin Conroy will voice Batman in the soon to be untitled sequel to Arkham City.
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Red524 said at 11:26 AM on Fri Mar 8 2013
Ron Perlman's performance is classic. He is equal parts cunning, mysterious, and powerful-sounding. He can sound threatening or charming; the kind of voice that just gets inside your head. It was pretty different from the traditional Deathstroke, but it was a good change.
Patrick Seitz was great as a more traditional Deathstroke. He sounded tough and capable, with a bit of attitude.
Tracy W Bush had a little bit too much effects; makes him sound like a robot. Also a little too deep.
Wentworth Miller also did a good job, sounding cold and efficient. The subtle effects also worked.
Fred Tatasciore sounded good as well, not much more to add here.
Overall, I went with Perlman because his performance was simply incredible, but if I had to pick a more traditional Deathstroke, I'd probably go with Seitz, then Tatasciore or Miller a little behind.
ReplyPatrick Seitz was great as a more traditional Deathstroke. He sounded tough and capable, with a bit of attitude.
Tracy W Bush had a little bit too much effects; makes him sound like a robot. Also a little too deep.
Wentworth Miller also did a good job, sounding cold and efficient. The subtle effects also worked.
Fred Tatasciore sounded good as well, not much more to add here.
Overall, I went with Perlman because his performance was simply incredible, but if I had to pick a more traditional Deathstroke, I'd probably go with Seitz, then Tatasciore or Miller a little behind.
pete said at 3:22 PM on Tue Mar 5 2013
Fred should go for Ron Pearlman impression next.
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PsychicVoiceSpy said at 1:07 PM on Wed Mar 6 2013
@pete I would like to see someone try it. If I could do a good impression of Ron Perlman I would never shut up. His voice is just that freaking cool!
ReplyNightmare Crusher said at 7:39 PM on Thu Apr 4 2013
@pete I'd rather see Fred do something original for Deathstroke.
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 11:10 AM on Sun Apr 28 2013
@Nightmare Crusher Yeah, I would love to see Fred do an original take on Deathstroke too. What I meant with my comment is that it would just be awesome in general to see someone who could do a good Ron Perlman impression, not having another actor trying to copy him in a project.
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coolgeek176 said at 9:20 AM on Sun Mar 3 2013
I like Fred more than Wentworth but Ron Perlman is still the best.
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TheTrueYuma said at 1:25 AM on Sat Mar 2 2013
It's too bad Ron Perlman won't be voicing him in Injustice.
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PsychicVoiceSpy said at 12:56 PM on Sat Mar 2 2013
@TheTrueYuma Yeah, if someone doesn't eventually get him to play Deathstroke again I will be pissed. Maybe a DCU animated Teen Titans film? I still hope the cartoon series eventually starts again. Maybe if Teen Titans Go! is successful and the DVD sales for the original series go up they will consider it.
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pete said at 4:15 PM on Fri Apr 5 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy Maybe he'll be in GO!. Though Ron in a silly show would be well silly.
ReplyVctrBnsn said at 10:10 PM on Sat Apr 6 2013
@pete OMG. SPREAD THE NEWS!!!! RON PERLMAN WILL VOICE DEATHSTROKE IN THE FLASHPOINT ANIMATED MOVIE!!!!! I"M GONNA SCREAM LIKE A LITTLE GIRL!!!! AAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 6:14 PM on Sun Apr 7 2013
@VctrBnsn HOLY F-----G S--T ARE YOU SH----NG ME!??!?!?!!?!?!? :O *hugs you extremely tightly before an awkward silence* ... HOLY CRAP THAT'S AWESOME!!!!!!!!
ReplyPsychicVoiceSpy said at 6:20 PM on Sun Apr 7 2013
@pete I don't mind, silly Ron Perlman would be a nice change of pace from what I've personally seen of his work. I would probably enjoy it greatly.
ReplyVctrBnsn said at 10:55 PM on Sun Apr 7 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy If it turns out to be just an internet rumor, I'm killing someone. Dead serious.
In reality, though, its confirmed by Warner Brothers. Kevin Conroy will be Batman, and Vanessa Marshall will be Wonder Woman. That is all the cast I know.
ReplyIn reality, though, its confirmed by Warner Brothers. Kevin Conroy will be Batman, and Vanessa Marshall will be Wonder Woman. That is all the cast I know.
VctrBnsn said at 3:54 PM on Tue Apr 9 2013
@PsychicVoiceSpy Dana Delany will be Lois Lane again.
ReplyTheVengeanceKnight said at 5:23 AM on Fri Mar 1 2013
Fred did better than Wentworth, IMO. But Ron Perlman's still the best.
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Music Meister said at 10:29 PM on Thu Feb 28 2013
Damn, Fred shouldnt have tryed an impression. I will say that voice wise he was more memorable but in performance he lacked the bite that Miller however I think if Fred got another crack at the role and did his own thing he'd be pretty good
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Music Meister said at 10:37 PM on Thu Feb 28 2013
Although I will say that Fred sounded a bit flamboyant toward the end
Replypete said at 11:34 PM on Sat Mar 2 2013
@Music Meister I think they wanted him to impersonate Wentworth Miller so the voice change wouldn't be obvious especially to younger fans.
ReplyMusic Meister said at 12:26 AM on Sun Mar 3 2013
@pete Figured, shame Fred cna SO do Deathstroke
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PsychicVoiceSpy said at 3:18 PM on Thu Feb 28 2013
Ron Perlman as Deathstroke/Slade... call me crazy, but to me, his performance was nearly as good as Mark Hamill as The Joker. I don't remember ever listening to a character in western animation whose voice made me feel an almost physical presence of evil. He sounds intelligent, malevolent, and somewhat soothingly cold.
I haven't watched as many cartoons as I'm sure a lot of you have, but Ron Perlman's performance was so effective that it made me feel like I was watching something intended for a PG-13 audience, not a show for all ages. It is one of my favorite vocal performances for a villain ever, period.
ReplyI haven't watched as many cartoons as I'm sure a lot of you have, but Ron Perlman's performance was so effective that it made me feel like I was watching something intended for a PG-13 audience, not a show for all ages. It is one of my favorite vocal performances for a villain ever, period.
D.A.V.E. said at 4:52 AM on Sun Feb 17 2013
Huh. Apparently, Miller was replaced in "Complications" due to schedule conflicts.
I did notice the voice was deeper.
ReplyI did notice the voice was deeper.
TheVengeanceKnight said at 6:19 AM on Sat Feb 2 2013
Damn it's been a while since I've watched any TT; I've forgotten how epic Ron Perlman was as Slade! :-D
Replypete said at 3:13 PM on Thu Jan 31 2013
Perlman's new clip blows the other three out of the water.
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Mrguy22594 said at 7:01 PM on Mon Jan 28 2013
As much as I like Patrick Seitz and the new guy I'm going with what I grew up with, which is Ron "Hellboy" Perlman.
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SLEDGERAID said at 10:39 AM on Mon Jan 28 2013
How come the guy that voiced him in Crisis on Two Earth's isn't up here?
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Anicomicgeek said at 2:40 PM on Mon Jan 28 2013
@SLEDGERAID
Likely because he never assumed the name Deathstroke.
ReplyLikely because he never assumed the name Deathstroke.
Music Meister said at 8:41 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
Oh can someone tell me why only half of his face his shown, is it explaied or is it "it looks cool" reason
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UltimateCharm (Moderator) said at 9:24 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@Music Meister Well, in the comics, Deathstroke lost his right eye when his wife shot him in the face (which in itself is an involved story). He made his vision impairment no secret, however, so the right side of his mask is black and featureless.
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TheVengeanceKnight said at 5:46 AM on Mon Jan 28 2013
@Music Meister His face is covered in all of his appearances.
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skeletonking1234 said at 12:27 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
I personally don't think Bush or Miller were all that good and with Wentworth I had trouble understanding what he was saying half the time. I like Seitz portrayal but I have to give to Perlman. He made the character intimidating and that voice is just perfect for Slade.
Replypete said at 12:19 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
When did the episode air? I'm curious how all the comments came after 3 am when the episode didn't air till 10:30.
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pete said at 1:24 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@Anicomicgeek I forgot all episodes air . I always catch it on Sundays when I get home from church.
Replypete said at 12:13 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
Wow this was fast. As stated I prefer Perlman and hear him in the comics but Miller is also good and my second favorite.
ReplyD.A.V.E. said at 11:41 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
Wow, this is pretty difficult. This is pretty similar to Vandal Savage for me. Though Ron Perlman does a terrific job, his take on Slade is not really that faithful to the character in the comics, a somewhat weary mercenary. Miller shows that perfectly, so he gets my vote.
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D.A.V.E. said at 11:44 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@D.A.V.E. Also, am I the only one who finds it amusing how both Perlman and Miller's clips talk about putting their enemy out of their suffering? :P
Replypete said at 12:12 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@D.A.V.E. I think Miller was trying to use Perlman's as the inspiration for his own and the writers also used some of Perlman's dialogue to get ideas for the YJ version of Deathstroke and I prefer Ron's manipulative voice the most and his was skilled on combat since Robin always had a hard time with him. They couldn't make him a mercenary due to censorship reasons. It's the same reason he was named Slade and not Deathstroke.
ReplyTheVengeanceKnight said at 5:59 PM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@D.A.V.E. Faithful to the comics =/= better. By that logic, pre-90s comics Mr. Freeze is superior to B:TAS Mr. Freeze.
ReplyNightmare Crusher said at 9:00 PM on Thu Jan 31 2013
@D.A.V.E. Funny thing is, not being comic accurate is why I prefer Ron Pearlman. Deathstroke, right down to his name, bleeds of the 90s attempts to be edgy and kewl. Comic Deathstroke is frequently shown taking down heroes he shouldn't be able to and brooding all the time. In comparison Slade is more manipulative and creepy plus when he manages to score some kind of victory it's far more believable.
Excuse my long-windedness, I had a bit of a hard time putting it exactly to words.
ReplyExcuse my long-windedness, I had a bit of a hard time putting it exactly to words.
D.A.V.E. said at 9:09 PM on Thu Jan 31 2013
@Nightmare Crusher I see what you're saying.
I didn't particularly find Slade in TT to be an impressive villain either. Yeah, he had a creepy voice and good voice, but he really lacked motivation and direction beyond corrupting teenagers. He was a bit more fun as Trigon's treacherous servant, but again, they never did anything significant with his character.
Not to mention YJ Deathstroke manages to be closer to the comics without reeking from 90's. It's not a big role, and he could be terrible in the following episodes, but for the moment, I prefer the upgraded, white-collar replacement of Sportsmaster over the boogeyman in Teen Titans that was all style and little substance.
ReplyI didn't particularly find Slade in TT to be an impressive villain either. Yeah, he had a creepy voice and good voice, but he really lacked motivation and direction beyond corrupting teenagers. He was a bit more fun as Trigon's treacherous servant, but again, they never did anything significant with his character.
Not to mention YJ Deathstroke manages to be closer to the comics without reeking from 90's. It's not a big role, and he could be terrible in the following episodes, but for the moment, I prefer the upgraded, white-collar replacement of Sportsmaster over the boogeyman in Teen Titans that was all style and little substance.
coolgeek176 said at 10:30 PM on Thu Jan 31 2013
@Nightmare Crusher Deathstroke was actually created in 1980.
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VocalChameleon said at 8:34 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
Would've liked to see Ron Perlman reprise his Deathstroke, but Wentworth Miller does a pretty good job.
Here's my current ranking:
1. Ron Perlman
2. Wentworth Miller
3. Patrick Seitz
4. Tracy W. Bush
ReplyHere's my current ranking:
1. Ron Perlman
2. Wentworth Miller
3. Patrick Seitz
4. Tracy W. Bush
TheVengeanceKnight said at 5:57 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
None of them are bad, per se, but Ron Perlman stands out above them all.
ReplySLEDGERAID said at 3:36 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
I was waiting to see who would voice Deathstroke in YJ Hoping for Ron Perlman again and if not him someone fresh for the show and for Wentworth Miller to voice him I thought it was a pretty cool surprise I LOVE THE YJ cast MAN!!!
ReplyMusic Meister said at 3:32 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
Sadly Wentworth is the weakest, sounding really generic. Performance and deilvery is decent though
I still prefer ROn who gave a nice cold voice but could still emote.
I'd say Patrick was pretty good, I like the raspy voice for the role and makes him sound like a threat
I question Tracy's effects but I guess it's decent and makes the voice fit but lacks a bite in the performance for a character known to be so deadly
ReplyI still prefer ROn who gave a nice cold voice but could still emote.
I'd say Patrick was pretty good, I like the raspy voice for the role and makes him sound like a threat
I question Tracy's effects but I guess it's decent and makes the voice fit but lacks a bite in the performance for a character known to be so deadly
coolgeek176 said at 9:22 PM on Sun Dec 30 2012
Ron Perlman is easily the best. Patrick Seitz is kind of weird. Tracy W. Bush is actually alright but not as good as Ron.
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coolgeek176 said at 8:14 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@coolgeek176 Wentworth Miller is okay. His acting is pretty good but I don't think the voice is all that great. I'm sticking with Ron.
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pete said at 4:47 PM on Sun Sep 16 2012
Both Patrick and Tracy sound like rejected auditions for Batman while Ron's was perfect as he sounded sinister, manipulative, and creepy.
ReplyCheesyfeet106 said at 5:51 PM on Mon Jul 9 2012
Seitz and Bush tie for second. Ron is just perfect for Slade/Deathstroke.
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Cheesyfeet106 said at 11:39 AM on Sun Nov 4 2012
@Cheesyfeet106 Actually, I think I slightly prefer Seitz to Bush, slightly more menacing IMO
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Anicomicgeek said at 3:38 AM on Tue Apr 10 2012
Ron Perlman's the best, so I'm gonna vote for him for Deathstroke. That said, Patrick Seitz was also good.
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Anicomicgeek said at 9:43 AM on Sun Jan 27 2013
@Anicomicgeek
Wentworth Miller was good, but Ron Perlman's better, so I'm gonna stick with him.
ReplyWentworth Miller was good, but Ron Perlman's better, so I'm gonna stick with him.
Anicomicgeek said at 11:26 PM on Thu Feb 28 2013
@Anicomicgeek
Fred Tatasciore was also good, but again sticking with Ron Perlman.
ReplyFred Tatasciore was also good, but again sticking with Ron Perlman.
Nightmare Crusher said at 10:27 PM on Fri Jan 13 2012
Ron Pearlman's voice is definitely what made Slade/Deathstroke such an effective villain on Teen Titans. It's one of the best villain voices I've heard.
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pokemastanumba1 said at 6:35 PM on Fri Oct 7 2011
#1 Ron Perlman
Slade (as he was addressed in Teen Titans that is) is probably one of Ron's most well-reowned roles, and for good reason. Cool, calm and collected but without sacrificing that threatening bite. His pure evil was easily reflected in both his dialogue and his actions.
#2 Tracy W Bush
This one is pretty much a mixed bag; his voice does sound a bit computerized, which I think is kinda cool and adds a nice touch, but he himself sounds a bit too deep. Not that Ron's voice was really much higher at all nor that you couldn't imagine him sounding much different but still. It's an okay performance he gave, but not the best he's done or could have done nor the best in DCUO.
#3 Patrick Seitz
Overall, he gave an acceptable performance, but again, the voice is too deep, even more so than Tracy's. Really, it's even lower than Montel Williams, which is NOT a good thing. He just came off as rather generic and overdone. Patrick has talent, but he should just stick with anime dubbing like he's always done.
P.S. I thought I gave my ranking here already...
ReplySlade (as he was addressed in Teen Titans that is) is probably one of Ron's most well-reowned roles, and for good reason. Cool, calm and collected but without sacrificing that threatening bite. His pure evil was easily reflected in both his dialogue and his actions.
#2 Tracy W Bush
This one is pretty much a mixed bag; his voice does sound a bit computerized, which I think is kinda cool and adds a nice touch, but he himself sounds a bit too deep. Not that Ron's voice was really much higher at all nor that you couldn't imagine him sounding much different but still. It's an okay performance he gave, but not the best he's done or could have done nor the best in DCUO.
#3 Patrick Seitz
Overall, he gave an acceptable performance, but again, the voice is too deep, even more so than Tracy's. Really, it's even lower than Montel Williams, which is NOT a good thing. He just came off as rather generic and overdone. Patrick has talent, but he should just stick with anime dubbing like he's always done.
P.S. I thought I gave my ranking here already...
Metabad said at 9:22 PM on Sun Jul 31 2011
I like Ron Perlman the most. I love how creepy, calm and calculating he sounds, almost as if he had all the sympathy sucked out of him.
Patrick Seitz is...well...more generic than anything else, he isn't terrible, but nothing really makes him stand out.
I do like what Tracy W Bush has going for him, I like the weird effects they added to him, almost like he's a cyborg. It sounds synthetic, I don't really know how to entirely describe it, but I do like it.
My vote goes to Ron Perlman with Tracy W Bush as a close second.
ReplyPatrick Seitz is...well...more generic than anything else, he isn't terrible, but nothing really makes him stand out.
I do like what Tracy W Bush has going for him, I like the weird effects they added to him, almost like he's a cyborg. It sounds synthetic, I don't really know how to entirely describe it, but I do like it.
My vote goes to Ron Perlman with Tracy W Bush as a close second.
Sarge Ray said at 2:55 PM on Thu Feb 24 2011
Perlman, hands down. But I won't say that Seitz's performance was bad, just not as crafty as Perlman's performance.
Now, Tracy Bush is doing something good here. He managed to get that happy medium between the two: gravelly like Patrick and yet silky like Ron.
Ron still wins, though.
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Now, Tracy Bush is doing something good here. He managed to get that happy medium between the two: gravelly like Patrick and yet silky like Ron.
Ron still wins, though.
anonymous (Guest)
said at 9:22 PM on Tue Jan 4 2011
said at 9:22 PM on Tue Jan 4 2011
@ny Well, Teen Titans was a children's cartoon and NOT an anime series, so you can only argue so much over censorship with the producers. Even if that's the case, it still remains one of the best series that ever aired on Cartoon Network (at least in my honest and unbiased opinion).
At least Ron had sounded truly evil while retaining the character's cool, calm, and calculating nature.
At least Ron had sounded truly evil while retaining the character's cool, calm, and calculating nature.
ny (Guest)
said at 2:12 AM on Fri Dec 31 2010
said at 2:12 AM on Fri Dec 31 2010
I agree that Ron Perlman is the best, but I really really hate how they watered Deathstroke down for Teen Titans. Lets hope it doesn't happen again.
anonymous (Guest)
said at 9:01 PM on Fri Dec 24 2010
said at 9:01 PM on Fri Dec 24 2010
@jrcarter Even if Bruce was added, you still have to go with Ron Perlman. His portrayal of Slade is definitely one of the few virtues that made Teen Titans a great 20th-century superhero cartoon.
jrcarter (Guest)
said at 6:04 PM on Sun Jan 17 2010
said at 6:04 PM on Sun Jan 17 2010
Technically, once "Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths" comes out, you'll be able to add Bruce Davison.
cartoonhero (Guest)
said at 4:38 PM on Mon Sep 28 2009
said at 4:38 PM on Mon Sep 28 2009
i gotta say i like rons way more
marvelman (Guest)
said at 10:35 PM on Tue Jul 21 2009
said at 10:35 PM on Tue Jul 21 2009
Seitz is decent but I gotta give It to Ron.Nobody goes back and forth between creepy calm and pure rage more effortlessly than that man.
oy (Guest)
said at 4:12 PM on Wed Jul 1 2009
said at 4:12 PM on Wed Jul 1 2009
theyre different but both great
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said at 11:17 PM on Tue Jun 4 2013