Species: Human (vocal mimic)

Habitat: Recording booths, sound studios, echoing halls of imagination

Disposition: Chameleonic, precise, unseen

Voice actors are unseen shapeshifters—creatures of tone, breath, and cadence. With nothing but a voice, they conjure lives, lands, and legends. They vanish behind characters, slipping in and out of roles like mist, their real selves always just out of reach.

Their tools are not faces or bodies, but vowels sharpened to blades and whispers woven into spells. They train endlessly: mastering accents, emotions, screams, and silences. Most are haunted by scripts, and speak to ghosts (or microphones) more than people.

Few recognize them in public, yet millions know their sound. That is their gift—and their curse.

Do not mistake invisibility for weakness. Their words linger.