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Well, here are the casts for the Goron Tribe and a few others.

Goron Elder: This guy is old. I mean, VERY old. Look at his skeletal frame! That aside, William Knight does make his characters sound as old as they should be. As such, this is kinda his ideal role.

Goron Elder's Son: I originally had someone else for this role, but chose a different actor. If Maile could use her Naruto voice, but make it younger and more of a crybaby, it'd probably work.

Darmani: I always imagined this guy as being strong, but still a lost soul, having died and not being able to help his people. Dave Boat portrayed the kind of size and strength with his performance as Thor in "Ultimate Avengers", but in the second movie, Dave showed the kind of compassion and torn soul that I think is perfect for this role.

Goron Link: YES, I'm choosing a different actor for this role, but there's reason behind this. I always thought that, when Link put on a transformation mask, the voice should be different because it IS technically Link in there. I had to go with Trav Willingham here because he could still sound deep and strong, but still capture a bit of youth in his voice.

Mayor Dotour: This guy really wants to get a life. When you walk in on him in his office, people are debating all around him and you can tell that he would like nothing more than to get out of the room. I had to go with Kirk Thornton for this role. I don't know why, I just had to.

Madame Aroma: This mother sure is worried about her kid, Kafei. She says that she lost five pounds and hasn't been able to eat since he vanished. I always envisioned her as having a voice that deceives the listener. You would envision her as sounding very porky and deep, but I've seen some pretty big women with rather high-pitched voices. Mrs. Turner seems right for the character, too...

Anju's Grandmother: Someone called this woman one of the weirdest Zelda characters in existence. She'll do anything to avoid Anju's cooking, mixes up names left and right, and offers to tell you a story that you'll probably fall asleep to. Because of the fun that Barbara seemed to have with Chiyo, I thought she'd have a lot of fun playing this senile old woman.

Anju's Mother: There really isn't much for me to say about this character. She seemed to bear a grudge with Kafei for his disappearance while not knowing the actual truth behind it. Mary McGlynn can easily capture a motherly tone while also hiding some hints of spite, so I figured, why not? (For the record, I've never seen Ghost in the Shell or its sequel series/movies. This is based solely on voice samples from the worldwide web.)

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Description
Well, here are the casts for the Goron Tribe and a few others.

Goron Elder: This guy is old. I mean, VERY old. Look at his skeletal frame! That aside, William Knight does make his characters sound as old as they should be. As such, this is kinda his ideal role.

Goron Elder's Son: I originally had someone else for this role, but chose a different actor. If Maile could use her Naruto voice, but make it younger and more of a crybaby, it'd probably work.

Darmani: I always imagined this guy as being strong, but still a lost soul, having died and not being able to help his people. Dave Boat portrayed the kind of size and strength with his performance as Thor in "Ultimate Avengers", but in the second movie, Dave showed the kind of compassion and torn soul that I think is perfect for this role.

Goron Link: YES, I'm choosing a different actor for this role, but there's reason behind this. I always thought that, when Link put on a transformation mask, the voice should be different because it IS technically Link in there. I had to go with Trav Willingham here because he could still sound deep and strong, but still capture a bit of youth in his voice.

Mayor Dotour: This guy really wants to get a life. When you walk in on him in his office, people are debating all around him and you can tell that he would like nothing more than to get out of the room. I had to go with Kirk Thornton for this role. I don't know why, I just had to.

Madame Aroma: This mother sure is worried about her kid, Kafei. She says that she lost five pounds and hasn't been able to eat since he vanished. I always envisioned her as having a voice that deceives the listener. You would envision her as sounding very porky and deep, but I've seen some pretty big women with rather high-pitched voices. Mrs. Turner seems right for the character, too...

Anju's Grandmother: Someone called this woman one of the weirdest Zelda characters in existence. She'll do anything to avoid Anju's cooking, mixes up names left and right, and offers to tell you a story that you'll probably fall asleep to. Because of the fun that Barbara seemed to have with Chiyo, I thought she'd have a lot of fun playing this senile old woman.

Anju's Mother: There really isn't much for me to say about this character. She seemed to bear a grudge with Kafei for his disappearance while not knowing the actual truth behind it. Mary McGlynn can easily capture a motherly tone while also hiding some hints of spite, so I figured, why not? (For the record, I've never seen Ghost in the Shell or its sequel series/movies. This is based solely on voice samples from the worldwide web.)

More Parts Here:
One: [link]
Two: [link]
Four: [link]
Five: [link]