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Part 3 of the casting list already complete? Well, isn't this a surprise! Anyway, i think it's time we get started.

Manda: Troy Baker (Captain Yamato from "Naruto Shippuden" ) - Nothing too straight-forward. I simply wanted an actor who can sound friendly, but also strong. And Troy Baker definitely demonstrates this with his role as Yamato from Naruto Shippuden. Unfortunately, i only know a lttle bit about the show itself, and the good captain himself. But from what i do know, he's alright. THough they don't have much in common that i know, i feel that Manda could be similar in personality to Yamato. Just imagine him with a more medieval accent, and you have my own depiction of Manda. Hope it's refreshing enough for some of you.

Kumonga: Cree Summer (Blackarachnia from "Transformers Animated") - Cree Summer has played a number of impressive roles. And she continues to do so even to this day. But one of her best involved playing as a neutral evil, Catwoman esque Cybertronian known as Blackarachnia. Though for that role, she was something of a seductress to her enemies, she was also calculating, ruthless, and at times savage. Kumonga pretty much has some of those attributes down pretty well. Though maybe not as crafty, Kumonga is a rough, and savage kaiju that NOONE wants to mess with. And i think Cree Summer could get the aspects of her persona down to a T.

Biollante: Linda Hunt R.I.P. (Grandmother Willow and The Narrator from both "Pocahontas" and "The God of War franchise") - Noone could have expected this one. And yet, i decided to do it, anyway. Because in my series, Biollante has evolved beyond the endless savagery of her Gojiran cells, and has become an elemental force of nature. One who has tapped into the very essence of the Earth, taking the properties of the essence of the former Zhanglao of Light. This has given her a sense of clarity, and wisdom she never knew before. Allowing a balance between both her human, and Gojian halves in order to become something MORE than a kaiju. She has become something of a spirit who protects the Earth, similar to Swamp Thing. But in order to exemplify the wisdom, compassion, and even age which became part of her, i decided to choose a person who also played as a kind, ancient, and wise spirit in the form of a tree. And that came down to Linda Hunt, who i'm sure everyone knows as both Grandmother Willow from "Pocahontas" and as the narrator of the "God of War" series. One who doesn't sound like an antagonistic force, but instead one who holds the middle ground, and helps those who care for nature, the earth, and simply show good will, and peace towards one another. But don't let that fool you into thinking she isn't dangerous. Godzilla 2/Senior could attest to that - and that was when she was relatively knew to this world. Now, after many long years, she has become a force of wisdom and strength that serves as the will of Nature itself......and perhaps, like the Bendu, the Source, as well. Plus, Linda Hunt sounds like she'd fit an older, and wiser version of Biollante - like i have depicted in my series.

Varan: John De Lancie (Discord from "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic") - I'm not sure what it was that compelled me to do so. But i a-long ago thought about how John De Lancie seems to fit the role of someone like Varan. A kaiju who was at some point revered as a god by the locals in his region before time sent the memory of him into the abyss. Centuries later, when humanity changes, he arises to basically punish those who desecrate his sacred lake where resides. Possibly on the mentality that he IS, in fact, a god compared to the humans who sought to put them in their place. And in the meanwhile, enjoying every second he did it - just like Discord, as an evildoer, enjoyed tormenting, and trolling everyone he saw. That is, until he was humbled by the concept of Friendship, and became more mellow than he ever was. Something similar happened with Varan, but he still has a small sense of that arrogance to him, though he remains reserved as often as possible. But to be honest, he IS a bit of a grouch. John De Lancie knows well how to play as the grouchy, cynical, tricksy, deceptive, and yet charming characters that can appeal to other people. Now i only hope i can make Varan as appeasing, if not at least a little. Let's wait and see, shall we?

Part 3 at last is complete. Now stay tuned, and hopefully i'll get a part four on the ready. I'm sure it'll be enjoyable for everyone else who enjoys this.

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Part 3 of the casting list already complete? Well, isn't this a surprise! Anyway, i think it's time we get started.

Manda: Troy Baker (Captain Yamato from "Naruto Shippuden" ) - Nothing too straight-forward. I simply wanted an actor who can sound friendly, but also strong. And Troy Baker definitely demonstrates this with his role as Yamato from Naruto Shippuden. Unfortunately, i only know a lttle bit about the show itself, and the good captain himself. But from what i do know, he's alright. THough they don't have much in common that i know, i feel that Manda could be similar in personality to Yamato. Just imagine him with a more medieval accent, and you have my own depiction of Manda. Hope it's refreshing enough for some of you.

Kumonga: Cree Summer (Blackarachnia from "Transformers Animated") - Cree Summer has played a number of impressive roles. And she continues to do so even to this day. But one of her best involved playing as a neutral evil, Catwoman esque Cybertronian known as Blackarachnia. Though for that role, she was something of a seductress to her enemies, she was also calculating, ruthless, and at times savage. Kumonga pretty much has some of those attributes down pretty well. Though maybe not as crafty, Kumonga is a rough, and savage kaiju that NOONE wants to mess with. And i think Cree Summer could get the aspects of her persona down to a T.

Biollante: Linda Hunt R.I.P. (Grandmother Willow and The Narrator from both "Pocahontas" and "The God of War franchise") - Noone could have expected this one. And yet, i decided to do it, anyway. Because in my series, Biollante has evolved beyond the endless savagery of her Gojiran cells, and has become an elemental force of nature. One who has tapped into the very essence of the Earth, taking the properties of the essence of the former Zhanglao of Light. This has given her a sense of clarity, and wisdom she never knew before. Allowing a balance between both her human, and Gojian halves in order to become something MORE than a kaiju. She has become something of a spirit who protects the Earth, similar to Swamp Thing. But in order to exemplify the wisdom, compassion, and even age which became part of her, i decided to choose a person who also played as a kind, ancient, and wise spirit in the form of a tree. And that came down to Linda Hunt, who i'm sure everyone knows as both Grandmother Willow from "Pocahontas" and as the narrator of the "God of War" series. One who doesn't sound like an antagonistic force, but instead one who holds the middle ground, and helps those who care for nature, the earth, and simply show good will, and peace towards one another. But don't let that fool you into thinking she isn't dangerous. Godzilla 2/Senior could attest to that - and that was when she was relatively knew to this world. Now, after many long years, she has become a force of wisdom and strength that serves as the will of Nature itself......and perhaps, like the Bendu, the Source, as well. Plus, Linda Hunt sounds like she'd fit an older, and wiser version of Biollante - like i have depicted in my series.

Varan: John De Lancie (Discord from "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic") - I'm not sure what it was that compelled me to do so. But i a-long ago thought about how John De Lancie seems to fit the role of someone like Varan. A kaiju who was at some point revered as a god by the locals in his region before time sent the memory of him into the abyss. Centuries later, when humanity changes, he arises to basically punish those who desecrate his sacred lake where resides. Possibly on the mentality that he IS, in fact, a god compared to the humans who sought to put them in their place. And in the meanwhile, enjoying every second he did it - just like Discord, as an evildoer, enjoyed tormenting, and trolling everyone he saw. That is, until he was humbled by the concept of Friendship, and became more mellow than he ever was. Something similar happened with Varan, but he still has a small sense of that arrogance to him, though he remains reserved as often as possible. But to be honest, he IS a bit of a grouch. John De Lancie knows well how to play as the grouchy, cynical, tricksy, deceptive, and yet charming characters that can appeal to other people. Now i only hope i can make Varan as appeasing, if not at least a little. Let's wait and see, shall we?

Part 3 at last is complete. Now stay tuned, and hopefully i'll get a part four on the ready. I'm sure it'll be enjoyable for everyone else who enjoys this.