Ryusuke

As long as I've been going to that site, which has been almost 6 years now, it's only been wrong a couple times and they're pretty quick to fix it. So it's actually pretty damn reliable, as it's been correct 99.8 percent of the time. :dodgy: Not true. Like Wiki, it's user generated. When it comes to pre-production stuff for say...JRPGs that do not credit their actors (that's just an example, but it happens with some other productions in pre-preduction mode and don't announce actors until the medium comes out, as you can imagine), people usually tend to put rumors or guesses. And sometimes they DON'T get fixed, or when it does, it would take a long time to confirm true. I've seen it more times in my 4 years of using the site than your 6 years can account for. :dodgy: Disagreen with you man. I know that tis very reiblile. not pewrfect (nothign is, for example Ventorus was right, but so are you. lets take Volutron. orginally was suppsoe to come out in 2008. but pushed back to 2011) but shes also right. it is 98.9% right. while, wiki is edit anyone, not user edit. also,its been right for the past ten years that i've seen it. You haven't been in the dark corners of it, like I have. =/ If I didn't I'd probably agree with ventorus01. The only time it was reliable for me is whenever after the credits for a project were released. Before? Not so much. But, meh. Doesn't matter anymore.

As long as I've been going to that site, which has been almost 6 years now, it's only been wrong a couple times and they're pretty quick to fix it. So it's actually pretty damn reliable, as it's been correct 99.8 percent of the time. :dodgy: Not true. Like Wiki, it's user generated. When it comes to pre-production stuff for say...JRPGs that do not credit their actors (that's just an example, but it happens with some other productions in pre-preduction mode and don't announce actors until the medium comes out, as you can imagine), people usually tend to put rumors or guesses. And sometimes they DON'T get fixed, or when it does, it would take a long time to confirm true. I've seen it more times in my 4 years of using the site than your 6 years can account for. :dodgy:

IMDb is just as reliable as Wiki (unless you're like Josh Robert Thompson and update on it regularly). None of these are confirmed...with the exception of what has of course. Crispin Freeman deconfirmed himself in his site.

Hey arn't you the vocie of Eraqus? well,that does make a lot of sence. but then agian, if they are also going like how they have useally one charater, or two play dual roles I.E. Xion/Kairi=Risa (i'm blakening on her name) and have the english VA Counterpart do it. then their you have it. so crispin, seems a given,and so is gwen, the more i tihnk about it. cory has a fantasic versitille voice,that can mimic the likes of christopher Lee,or anyone! so he's a bit of a given, also if they are aimming that way. I don't know, My firend sent me,a dub trialer, and theres a guy who has a same name as you as the vocie of Eraqus, not sure if your the same guy. but that guy is perfect as Eraqus! but Liem Nelson would be awsome to. Yes, that was me. But, I don't think my voice would work for a professional project. Gwendoline deconfirmed any rumors about Aqua. As for Crispin, he'd work, as long has he uses a lighter voice. ...and it's spelt Liam Neeson.

I was thinking...if they're going with the same casting type as they did in KH1 and KH2... I was thinking Milo Ventimiglia for Terra, Aqua for Anna Pacquin, Haley Joel Osment for Vanitas, Liam Neeson from Master Eraqus and either Mark Hamill or Christopher Lloyd as Master Xehanort. Chose Milo for Terra, because he has that "older brother" voice, but can get pretty aggressive, and he's done a great job in Heroes and everything else I've seen him in so far. As for Aqua, Anna Pacquin's voice can fit that nice girl side of Aqua, while being able to portray that firmness the character has. Vanitas sounded like Miyu Irino to me, so Haley Joel Osment's a complete given. Liam Neeson would be perfect for Eraqus. For Xehanort, you can go either way. You can have a deep charismatic voice (Mark Hamill), or an old charismatic voice (Christopher Lloyd). I'd probably go with Christopher Lloyd, since he could probably portray Xehanort in a way that makes you believe that he isn't a villain at first, but portray him like a villain when it calls for it.