Princess Zelda Auditions

As you may have guessed, the Four Swords Dub is indeed back and we need your help! We're looking for a new Princess Zelda so if you think you have the kind of voice we need now's your chance to audition!

All potential voice actors must be 18+ and able to join a Discord server if successful.

The audition lines you'll need to record are: 1. We are inside a tremendous tower. A servant of darkness trapped us here, don’t you recall? He invaded Hyrule Castle and killed Link. So many woes were inflicted on that day…

2. Fight, Link!!

3. Oh, Link! Your father has been bound by the power of darkness. The only way to free him is to defeat him!

Please send all auditions to thefourswordsdub@gmail.com

Auditions will close at midnight, UK time on Thursday, May 2nd 2024.

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6 Things I learned from OSP’s Miscellaneous Myths Loki episode:

1.) Loki is canonically a beautiful Twink/Femboy.

2.) Despite being considered a male God, he would change species/gender so much it didn’t really matter.

3.) No one actually knows what Loki was the God of and there were no recorded sacrifices in his name unlike any of the other Norse Gods.

4.) Loki didn’t want anything to happen to his Monster Children,(Daughter Hel, Son Fenris, and Serpent Jormungandr), and tried to hide them away until the rest found out.

5.) Despite being a mischievous “Evil in Disposition” God, he usually ends up using said cunning/trickery fixing messes whether or not he caused them.

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