All I could think was: What? A person does the voice of an animal? That was my initial response when I found out that the animal characters to one of my favorite shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender, was produced by some guy with an uncanny ability...
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All I could think was: What? A person does the voice of an animal? That was my initial response when I found out that the animal characters to one of my favorite shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender, was produced by some guy with an uncanny ability to make non-human sounds as if it were his native tongue. I'm not knowledgeable of the full scope that voice actors encompass, but I am aware of Dee Bradley and his counter-personalities of being Momo, Appa, and other bizarre creatures in this show. I always thought the animal voices came from a combination of recordings, but to see someone capable of making realistic sounds for a flying lemur is amazing. Dee Bradley literally breathes life into these fictional creatures, which causes you to wonder do these creatures truly exist? The sounds are perfectly timed with the animals movement, where every gesture and look creates a different pitch. While watching reruns, sometimes I like to focus just on the animals to better understand the gift that Dee Bradley has. Check out the show for yourself and witness an unique talent at play. I hope for all the success for Dee Bradley Baker. Keep up the good work.

it is weird how a person can make voices of animals O.o I first saw him on Avatar the last airbender (My favorite show) I didn't know he was actually appa and momo! he's voice is just very original. and I didn't know he was chong too! usually I...
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it is weird how a person can make voices of animals O.o I first saw him on Avatar the last airbender (My favorite show) I didn't know he was actually appa and momo! he's voice is just very original. and I didn't know he was chong too! usually I look at the end credits every time I watch a cartoon just to see the names of the voice actors and one time I was watching 5 cartoons, He was everywhere! he was the monkey in as told by ginger, a monkey on george of the jungle, the platypus on phineas and ferb, and he is also in lilo and stitch!, not to mention he has lots of characters on FOP! and they don't even sound alike! he is truly amazing!

Oh my gosh. He is just simply marvelous. He does out of the world sounds and he does all those.. like wow! i have to say he is the most talented voice actor ever. Even though my favourites are Tom Kenny and Tara Strong, he has to be the best of...
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Oh my gosh. He is just simply marvelous. He does out of the world sounds and he does all those.. like wow! i have to say he is the most talented voice actor ever. Even though my favourites are Tom Kenny and Tara Strong, he has to be the best of them. I mean have you heard his voice, sound, noise things? They are marvelous, just simply amazing. I mean its like one in a million people can do such fantastic voices. Its really wonderful to have him on great shows like Lilo and Stitch, Avatar and i think Ben 10. In conclusion, he rocks!

All I could think was: What? A person does the voice of an animal? That was my initial response when I found out that the animal characters to one of my favorite shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender, was produced by some guy with an uncanny ability...
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All I could think was: What? A person does the voice of an animal? That was my initial response when I found out that the animal characters to one of my favorite shows, Avatar: The Last Airbender, was produced by some guy with an uncanny ability to make non-human sounds as if it were his native tongue. I'm not knowledgeable of the full scope that voice actors encompass, but I am aware of Dee Bradley and his counter-personalities of being Momo, Appa, and other bizarre creatures in this show. I always thought the animal voices came from a combination of recordings, but to see someone capable of making realistic sounds for a flying lemur is amazing. Dee Bradley literally breathes life into these fictional creatures, which causes you to wonder do these creatures truly exist? The sounds are perfectly timed with the animals movement, where every gesture and look creates a different pitch. While watching reruns, sometimes I like to focus just on the animals to better understand the gift that Dee Bradley has. Check out the show for yourself and witness an unique talent at play. I hope for all the success for Dee Bradley Baker. Keep up the good work.