Hlasy so štítkom Dane Powroznik

A Fire-type Pokémon from Movieunleashers’ adult animated webseries Starters, where she evolves from Fennekin during the episode “Rare Candy.” Her voice is youthful and conversational with a snappy, character-driven cadence, notably slipping between General American, Eastern New England, and Southern American accents. It can shift quickly from guarded and hesitant to sharp and heated, matching her volatile, emotionally charged moments.

A central character in Dane Powroznik (Movieunleashers)’ YouTube web animation series, Starters. His voice comes across youthful and lively, with a quick, chatty cadence that sells his friendly, eager-to-connect energy. It’s highly expressive—easily shifting from upbeat enthusiasm into flustered frustration or worn-down sincerity when things get intense.

The main antagonist of Movieunleashers’ YouTube animated series Starters, first appearing in the episode “Rare Candy.” Portrayed as a sharp, authority-asserting investigator and manipulator, his voice style suits a calm, clinical delivery with deliberate pacing—smooth and controlled on the surface, but able to snap into cold intimidation when applying pressure.

A fire-type Pokémon student from Dane Powroznik’s YouTube parody series, Starters. Voiced by Dane Powroznik, her delivery comes off youthful and conversational, with expressive pauses and attitude-laced reactions that sell her nervousness, irritation, and defensiveness. Notably, she slips between multiple American accents (General American, Eastern New England, and Southern), giving her speech an unpredictable, characterful edge.

A mustachioed Mudkip from Movieunleashers’ YouTube animated series, Starters, where he shifts from a key trio member into a darker, more antagonistic presence. His voice (performed by Dane Powroznik) is typically calm and quiet with a controlled, deadpan cadence that makes his blunt remarks feel extra cutting. When the character’s emotions slip through, the delivery tightens into a sharper, more intense edge while keeping that dry, dark-comedy tone.