MickWhiteFire28: In my younger years, I drew a lot. It never really took off, but I had fun breathing words into a microphone so I stuck around: visited a couple of voice acting message boards, stumbled onto Newgrounds, did some work there, and now here we are! Senile Snake: Newgrounds, as well as several other sources such as Little Kuriboh and Arin Hanson.Įdwyn Tiong: I kinda lucked into it, I guess! I was part of a Final Fantasy newsgroup way back in the day and somebody came around asking for people to voice for a Final Fantasy VIII fan audiovisual production thing. I always loved doing cartoon voices, but it never hit me that I’d pursue such a career as voice acting until I took some acting courses in college. TheBlueEyedFox: I’ve loved doing impressions since I’ve been a child. Plus, I absolutely love having an audience! I never wanted to make comics because I wanted something more “alive.” But seeing typical teenagers make sprite and hand drawn animations on Newgrounds made me learn it myself until I was serious enough about it to go to college for it. favorite shows/movies favorite voice actors, etc.Ĭhakra-X: I always saw animation as an ultra specialized skill people at Disney or Warner Bros. Q: What would you say inspired you all to get into animation/voice acting? I.E. Among my favorites were 3 animated shorts I did for Ashman, Sonic: Secret Identity written and produced by my friend TheBlackScepter and I’m still working on it, and last but not least, this one. In fact, almost all of my first tries at voice over were various Sonic fan projects. Thank god Aaron made up a character for me, otherwise I’d never have done anything Sonic-related! It was also remade into a flash animation which was on the front page of Newgrounds!Įdwyn Tiong: Nope! Nazo Unleashed was my first Sonic-related project! Probably because I didn’t really know the Sonic universe all that well and what characters I did know didn’t seem a good fit for me. Senile Snake: I actually have a video on YouTube called “Hedgehog The Sonic” which has over 2 million views. I did some of the music and scoring for the Sweet Dream short film back in 2015, and am one of the active musicians on Sonic Misadventures, which is how Aaron found me! KyleAB5000: Yes actually! I’ve been part of a couple of fan albums, including Sonic Segatenderations, Sound of The Sonic Stadium ’14, and Mobius: Sonic the Hedgehog Remixed. Q: Did any of you work on any Sonic projects prior to Nazo Unleashed/Wrath of Nazo?Ĭhakra-X: Power of Nazo and a bunch of Sonic sprite cartoons, also did a Sonic collab piece with Sonic Paradox once. We interviewed Chakra-X and several members of the Nazo Unleashed team about the project, their own history, and what we can expect to see in 2019. Chakra-X, has proceeded to release high definition remasters of the original before eventually opening up a Patreon to support his latest endeavor, Sonic: The Wrath of Nazo.

For a lot of fans, seeing Sonic combined with the action of Dragon Ball Z just clicked. The first incarnation of Nazo Unleashed was released on Newgrounds a little over 10 years ago as of this month.

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