Sonic Adventure (also known as Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut in the Nintendo GameCube and PC releases) is the English dub of ソニックアドベンチャー. It was localized by Sega of America. It is the official English-language localization of the game, used in the game's North American, European and Oceanian versions, as well as its 1999 re-release in Japan.
Cast[]
Ryan Drummond, Jennifer Douilllard and Deem Bristow would later go on and reprise their roles in the next following games, with Sonic Advance 3 being their final game before being replaced by the 4Kids Entertainment actors.
Character | Actor | ||
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Sonic the Hedgehog
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Ryan Drummond | |
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Miles "Tails" Prower
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Corey Bringas | |
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Knuckles the Echidna
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Michael McGaharn | |
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Amy Rose
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Jennifer Douillard | |
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Big the Cat
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Jon St. John | |
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E-102 Gamma
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Steve Broadie | |
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Pachacamac
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Doctor "Eggman" Robotnik
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Deem Bristow | |
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Tikal
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Elara Distler | |
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Chao
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Tomoko Sasaki (archive from original dub) | |
Station Square announcer
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Lani Minella | ||
Egg Carrier announcer
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Lani Minella | ||
Mystic Ruins announcer
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Steve Broadie | ||
Default menu voice
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Elara Distler (both English and Japanese dub) |
Notes[]
- In recent years, some of the English voice actors have come out to suggest that they were given very little direction for their lines and absolutely no reference material to look at. In some cases, they were only allowed to do one take for each of their individual lines, which is why some of the English voice delivery doesn’t quite match the scene, or in some cases just sounds weird.
- This is the first time where Jennifer Douillard does voice acting.
- This dub marks the introduction of Eggman being a nickname in the American market.
See also[]
- Sonic Adventure 2 (2001)