The Fairy Godfather brings a touch of Boston grit to classic storybook magic; he’s charming, sharp-tongued, and definitely doesn’t run a charity. This reel blends humor, authority, and a streetwise twist, because in his world, glass slippers don’t come free.

A brooding, commanding presence with a dark edge, Zyrathor’s voice blends menace with gravitas. This reel showcases a deep, resonant delivery that brings intensity and emotional weight to larger-than-life characters.

In Necrotanica, the sinister Skraevok the Eternal plots his rise to power: but his terrifying presence is constantly undercut by the sheer stupidity of his skeletal minions. Voiced with a slithering menace inspired by a mix of The Joker and a serpent’s hiss, the result is equal parts chilling and darkly hilarious.

A small, earthbound creature: part dog, part ancient spirit; who has lived across ages and sees beyond space and time. Though whimsical in form, his voice carries the weight of eternity, inspired by Morla “The Ancient One” from The NeverEnding Story (1984). Eryndor speaks rarely, but when he does, his words unfurl like a slow riddle, guiding travelers toward deeper truths about the nature of the universe.

In Froglore Hollow’s tavern, the ever-cheerful barkeep Arlo is pushed around by Squalvin’s roughneck frog henchmen; until his mysterious necklace begins to glow. The thug voices carry a gritty Boston edge, adding streetwise menace to the swampy mischief.

Arlo’s necklace leads him to a vision of his great-great-great-great-great grandfather, Merridawn the Radiant, a legendary frog of light and lore. Their meeting reveals ancient secrets; and Arlo’s destiny.

At last, the pompous shark-lord Squalvin inspired by a disgruntled and angry Foghorn Leghorn and a bit of Yosemite Sam, makes his grand entrance, hatching a ludicrous plan to steal Arlo’s glowing necklace. His bluster and absurd ambition set the stage for a battle of wits and whimsy in the Hollow.

Santiago Darkpaw is a grizzled wolf humanoid with the rasp of a cowboy who’s neither friend nor foe, he walks the line between weary wisdom and rough-edged indifference.