Creator / Tara Strong

"You don't know me, but I've babysat your children for 27 years."

— 2013 tweet

"Spike? Take a letter. Dear Princess Celestia, today I described my voice actress on TV Tropes!"

Tara Lyn Strong (née Charendoff; born February 12, 1973) is a Canadian and American actress, perhaps best known for voice acting in animated films and television. She has a very versatile voice, but rarely has any live-action roles.

Born in Toronto, Ontario to Russian-Jewish immigrants, her acting career began when she volunteered to be a soloist in an upcoming school production at age four. Soon, she began acting in the Yiddish Theater; though she didn't speak the Yiddish language, she memorized her lines phonetically. During this time, she also performed at the Toronto Jewish Theater, where she acted in A Night of Stars, and was featured in "Lay Down Your Arms" with the Habonim Youth Choir, where she sang the lyrics in both English and Hebrew.

Her voice acting career began in 1987, with the role of Hello Kitty from Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater, a Canadian-American-Japanese joint production. She would later move from Toronto to Los Angeles in 1993. She was a popular voice actor for the companies Nelvana, Cartoon Network, and Nickelodeon. She has done live-action work as well — notably as Gwen in the Sabrina the Teenage Witch Made For TV Movies — but says that voice acting takes up most of her time.

She frequently co-stars with fellow voice actor Cree Summer; the two are childhood friends and grew up in Toronto together. She was formerly married to American actor Craig Strong from 2000 to 2022 and they have two sons. Together, they founded VoiceStarz, Inc., an Internet-based company which teaches people how to get into the voice-over business. She also collaborates with Greg Cipes as co-hosts of The Ship-It Show, a podcast that talks about the fandoms of various shows (with a focus on the romances they root for).

Tara has an active Twitter account found here.

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Tara Strong's voice acting credits include:

Anime

• Afro Samurai — Otsuru and Jiro
• Agent Elvis
• Batman Ninja — Harley Quinn
• Only Yesterday — Naoko
• Sailor Moon — Additional voices (DiC dub. She remembers the show, but not exactly who she voiced.)
• Spirited Away - Boh
• Tekkaman Blade II — Yumi Francois/Tekkaman Hiver

Film — Animated

• Animal Crackers (2017)— Talia
• Batman: Gotham by Gaslight — Marlene Mahoney and Tim Drake
• Batman Ninja — Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy
• Batman: The Dark Knight Returns — Michelle, Anchor Trish, Kevin Ridley, the young Bruce Wayne, Elsie, and a boy the Joker kidnaps
• The Batman vs. Dracula — Vicki Vale
• Batman vs. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy
• Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation — Frankenlady
• Ice Age — Roshan, Start
• Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles — Harley Quinn and Brainiac
• Justice League vs. The Fatal Five — Saturn Girl, Harley, Ivy, Jessica’s Therapist, Weather Girl
• The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea — Melody
• The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning — Adella, Adrina
• Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors — Mary Jane Watson
• Minions — Baby Binky
• My Little Pony: Equestria Girls and its sequels, as well as My Little Pony: The Movie (2017) and My Little Pony: A New Generation in the opening cameo — Twilight Sparkle
• Princess Mononoke — Kaya
• Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold — Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, female reporter
• Scooby-Doo: Camp Scare — Trudy
• Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon — Austin, Nora Spingleton
• Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright — Donna, News Anchor
• Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island — Lena
• The Secret Life of Pets — Sweet Pea
• The Secret Life of Pets 2 — Sweet Pea, Pickles, Baby Liam
• Sing — Becky, Nancy
• Spirited Away — Boh (Yubaba's baby)
• Strange Frame — Naia
• Superman/Batman: Apocalypse — Radio caller, Lashina
• Superman: Brainiac Attacks — Mercy Graves
• Superman vs. the Elite — young Vera
• Thor: Tales of Asgard — Sif
• Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale — Le Petite Ballerina
• Twinkle Toes — Brittany Fairlawn, Mrs. Hubble, Judge, Sarah, Mrs. Saperstein
• Wonder Woman (2009) — Alexa
• Additional voices in TMNT, Bolt, The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning, Monsters University, Minions, The Secret Life of Pets, Sing, Smurfs: The Lost Village, Despicable Me 3, The Emoji Movie, The Grinch (2018), The Secret Life of Pets 2, Toy Story 4, and Sing 2

Film — Live-Action

• Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony — Herself (as a human and a pony)
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 — Mainframe
• I Know That Voice — Herself
• National Lampoons Senior Trip — Carla Morgan
• Sabrina Goes to Rome — Gwen
• Sabrina Down Under — Gwen
• Ted — Ted's "I love you!" function

Live-Action TV

• Arrow — "Deranged Squad Female"^note This character is unnamed in the credits due to movie franchise reasons (voice-only cameo, physically played by another actor)
• Big Time Rush — Miss Collins
• Loki — Miss Minutes (voice-only, as the character is a cartoon mascot in-universe)
• Party of Five — Lorna
• Pretty Hard Cases — Tiggy Sullivan
• A Series of Unfortunate Events (2017) — Sunny Baudelaire (voice-only, mostly providing baby noises, with the infant actor providing her own lines in Season 3)

Video Games

• Armored Core 5 — Francess "Fran" Batty Curtis, Angie, Computer voice #1
• Asura's Wrath — Durga
• Batman: Arkham City, Batman: Arkham Origins, Batman: Arkham Knight — Harley Quinn/Dr. Harleen Quinzel
• Batman: Vengeance, Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu — Batgirl/Barbara Gordon
• Blue Dragon — Kluke (game only)
• Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion — Bubbles, Buttercup, Chowder, Dexter
• Dark Deception — Reaper Nurses, Penny the Chicken, Mama Bear
• Disney Speedstorm — Angel
• Fat Princess — The Princesses
  • PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale — Fat Princess
• Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X-2, Kingdom Hearts II, World of Final Fantasy — Rikku
• Guild Wars 2 — Scarlet Briar
• Hot Shots Golf Fore — Emma
• Ice Age — Moeritherium #1
• Icewind Dale — Yxunomei
• Injustice: Gods Among Us — Harley Quinn, Raven
  • Injustice 2 — Harley Quinn, Dr. Randall
• Jak and Daxter — Keira (Jak 3 onward), Seem
• Killer7 — KAEDE Smith
• La Pucelle: Tactics — Goddess Poitreene, Chocolat
• LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham — Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy
• LEGO Dimensions — Harley Quinn, Raven
• LEGO Marvel Super Heroes — H.E.R.B.I.E
  • LEGO Marvel's Avengers — Jessica Jones
• Lollipop Chainsaw — Juliet Starling
• Lost Odyssey — Seth Balmore
• Marvel vs. Capcom 3 — X-23
• Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker — Paz Ortega Andrade
  • Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes — Paz Ortega Andrade
  • Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain — Paz Ortega Andrade
• MultiVersus — Harley Quinn
• Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 - Ember McLain
• Ninja Gaiden — Rachel
• No More Heroes — Margaret Moonlight, Cloe Walsh
• Psychonauts — Sheegor
• Ratchet & Clank — Talwyn Apogee (2007 — 2009; replaced with Ali Hillis)
• Robotech: Invasion — Guppy
• Shrek 2 — Lil' Red, Fairy
• Shrek SuperSlam — Dronkey and Anthrax the unicorn
• Sidewinder MAX — Female pilot
• Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions — Doctor Octopus 2099
• Spyro: A Hero's Tail — Ember, Flame, Zoe, Blink
• Star Wars: The Old Republic — Risha, Holiday
• Super Hero Squad Online — Jean Grey
• Tales of Legendia — Norma Beatty
• Tales of Symphonia — Presea Combatir, Corrine
• Them's Fightin' Herds — Arizona
• Vampire: The Masquerade – Redemption — Lily
• Viewtiful Joe — Captain Blue Jr. (Red Hot Rumble)
• Whacked! — Lucy and Charity
• WildStar — Liara and quite a lot of the generic NPCs
• The Wonderful 101 — Wonder-Pink

Web Animation

• Boxtown — Bill (Kickstarter promotional material only.)
• Garbage Island — The Kid
• Gotham Girls — Batgirl
• Heaven 2001 — Princess Diana
• Hidden Celebrity Webcam — Britney Spears, Anne Heche
• Starship Regulars — Princess
• Zatanna Trial Of The Crystal Wand — Zatanna Zatara, Klarion the Witch Boy

Western Animation

• 101 Dalmatians: The Series — Spot, Two Tone, Vendela
• American Dragon: Jake Long — Kara & Sara, Veronica, Stacey
• The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle — Rocky
• The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 — Iggy "Hop" Koopa
• Avatar: The Last Airbender — Tom-Tom, Actress Azula
• Avengers Assemble — Typhoid Mary
• Babar — Young Celeste
• Batman: The Animated Series — Barbara Gordon/Batgirl (New Batman Adventures season and on).
• Batman: The Brave and the Bold — Billy Batson, Mary Marvel, Huntress
• Beetlejuice — Clare Brewster, Bertha
• Ben 10, Ben 10: Omniverse, Ben 10: Alien Force — 10-year-old Ben Tennyson (and a few of his transformations who keep the same voice), Future Gwen, Lucy, Ken Tennyson, Sandra Tennyson, Incursion Princess Attea, additional voices
• Beware the Batman — Barbara Gordon/Oracle
• The Boondocks — Cindy McPhearson
• Bravest Warriors — Plum (and Beth in the pilot)
• Breadwinners — Zoona ("Pizzawinners")
• The Busy Worldof Richard Scarry — Lynnie (season five)
• Camp Lazlo — Amber, Tootie, Honey
• Celebrity Deathmatch — Paris Hilton
• Chowder — Truffles and herself in a gag where they "spend all the money" and can't afford animation.
• Codename: Kids Next Door — Mushi Sanban (Numbuh 3's sister), additional voices
• Crossing Swords — Coral, additional voices
• Danny Phantom — Ember McLain, Star, Penelope Spectra, Tiffany Snow
• Dan Vs. — The Bank Manager
• DC Super Hero Girls — Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Raven, Opposite Direction singer (Lego projects), Batgirl (Lauren Faust series), Cheetah (Lauren Faust series)
• Dog City — Dot
• Drawn Together — Princess Clara, Toot Braunstein
• Duck Dodgers — Counselor Dish, Ellomold the Enchantress, Katma-Tui
• DuckTales (2017) — Briar
• Extreme Ghostbusters — Kylie Griffin
• Family Guy — Amanda, Meg's singing voice ("Don't Make Me Over"), Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen, Japanese Girl, Jack and Sarah's adoptive children
• The Fairly Oddparents — Timmy Turner, Poof, Man-Die, Britney Britney, Tad, Blonda Fairywinkle (Big Wanda onwards), additional voices
• Fillmore! — Ingrid Third
• Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends — Terrence, various female characters
• Garbage Pail Kids — Patty Putty
• Guardians of the Galaxy (2015) — Grand Councilwoman
• Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Theater — Hello Kitty
• Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. — Betts Ross
• Inspector Gadget (2015) — Penny Gadget
• Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures — Irina Kafka
• Justice League — Sera, Queen of the Royal Flush Gang, Johnny, Cailtin O'Shaughnessey Ruiz
• Justice League Action — Harley Quinn, kid Batman , Ember, Lois Lane
• Kim Possible — Tara, Joss Possible, Britina, Espadrille
• Kung Fu Panda, Secrets of the Furious Five — Young Tigress
• Lavender Castle — Lyca (USA version)
• The Life and Times of Juniper Lee — Roger, Lila the Sasquatch
• Lilo & Stitch: The Series (and Leroy & Stitch) — Angel (Experiment 624), Babyfier (Experiment 151), Belle (Experiment 248), Dupe (Experiment 344), Lilo Pelekai (as an adult in "Skip")
• Madeline — Chloe (Season 1)
• Marvel Rising — Mary Jane Watson, Screaming Mimi
• Megas XLR — Pulsar, Comet
• Motorcity — No. 2
• My Life as a Teenage Robot — Kilgore
• My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic — Twilight Sparkle, Twilight Velvet (the latter role is voiced by Patricia Drake starting in season 7)
• My Pet Monster — Annie
• The New Batman Adventures — Batgirl/Barbara Gordon
• Ozzy & Drix — Carbon Monoxide
• Phineas and Ferb — Little Girl (The Lake Nose Monster), Squirrel (Interview With a Platypus), Waitress (Ain't No Kiddie Ride), Hawaiian Natives (Phineas and Ferb's Hawaiian Vacation)
• Piggsburg Pigs! — Dottie
• Powerbirds — Polly
• The Powerpuff Girls (1998) — Bubbles (unfortunately, she's not voicing her for the 2016 reboot, and she's really bummed about it)
• The Proud Family — Bebe Proud, Cece Proud, Puff
• Puppy Dog Pals — Sunny, Shannon, Chloe's mom, Bea
• The Raccoons — Donna (one of her earliest roles)
• Recess — Becky Benson, Becky Detweiler (second voice), Jenny, background characters
• Rugrats/All Grown Up! — Timmy McNulty, Dil Pickles
• The Replacements — Sierra McCool, Sky Blossom
• Samurai Jack — Queen/Verbina and the Daughters of Aku (notably Ashi)
• Skylanders Academy — Coco Bandicoot
• Sofia the First — Jessica, Melanie
• Stretch Armstrong and the Flex Fighters — Anastasia
• Sym-Bionic Titan — Princess Ilana
• Super Best Friends Forever — Batgirl
• Super Mario World — Iggy "Hop" Koopa
• Teen Titans (2003) — Raven, Kitten, Kole, Teether (and Jinx and Gizmo in their final appearances when Lauren Tom had a scheduling conflict)
• Teen Titans Go! — Reprises role for Raven, Batgirl, and Kitten, Silkie's speaking voice (episode-missing), additional voices
  • Teen Titans Go! To the Movies — Reprises role for Raven
• The Super Hero Squad Show— Scarlet Witch and the Invisible Woman
• Transformers: Animated — Sari Sumdac, Slipstream (Starscream's Opposite-Sex Clone), Slo-Mo, Strika, Red Alert, Mayor Edsel's press secretary, Carly Witwicky, Teletran-1 (basically almost any major female character)
• T.O.T.S. — Precious' mother, Adorable Meter
• Ultimate Spider-Man — Mary Jane Watson, Thundra, young Sandman
• Unikitty! — Unikitty
• Wander over Yonder — Beeza ("The Ball"), Hater's ex girlfriend.
• Wolverine and the X-Men (2009) — Dust, X-23, Stepford Cuckoos, Magik
• Wow! Wow! Wubbzy! — Daizy
• Xiaolin Chronicles, Xiaolin Showdown — Omi

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Tropes found in her voice acting:

• Acting for Two: Tara often voices multiple characters in her works:
  • On Drawn Together, she voices two main characters, Toot and Clara, so their interactions are frequent.
  • During Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "The Malicious Mr. Mind", she voices Shazam! characters Billy and Mary, as well as toddler Batman, while they try to re-age the Caped Crusader.
  • An amusing example is Hip and Hop in the Super Mario Bros. (DiC) cartoons where as two separate characters, Tara would finish her own sentences.
  • She voices main character Timmy on The Fairly Oddparents, as well as numerous background characters who tend to interact with him. When they added baby Poof to the fairies, she was given that job as well.
  • She reprises her roles from Batman: Arkham Series and Teen Titans (2003) in Injustice: Gods Among Us as Harley Quinn and Raven, respectively.
• Actor Allusion:
  • She voices a pony-parody of possibly Twilight Sparkle in Pretty Pretty Pegasus, of which her character Raven is a closet fan.
  • She played a My Little Pony-esque kelpie alongside fellow Mane Six cast member Andrea Libman in Ducktales.
  • Another pony reference in a DC project; in Injustice 2, Tara voices Harley Quinn and can have this exchange with Mr. Freeze or Starfire at the start of a match.
    Harley Quinn: Can you make me a pony?
    Mr. Freeze: It will make the twilight sparkle.
    Harley Quinn: Hahahaha, I was hoping you'd say that!
    
    Harley Quinn: You'll always get to be the princess.
    Starfire: Would you like to be the princess this time?
    Harley Quinn: Hahahaha, I was hoping you'd say that!
  • In an episode of Friendship is Magic, Twilight says "do I look like I speak squirrel?" — a nod to Bubbles of The Powerpuff Girls (1998), who has the power to communicate with animals, and/or to Tara Strong's role as Squirrel Girl in Marvel Ultimate Alliance.
• Casting Gag: She plays Batgirl/Barbara Gordon in Batman: The Animated Series, Gotham Girls, Super Best Friends Forever, Beware the Batman, and DC Super Hero Girls.
• Contractual Purity: She once turned down a role in a horror film that would have required a topless scene — as she didn't want her young fans (or perverts) looking up pictures of it online. But then again she did list her role in the Drawn Together cartoon as one of her favorites — precisely because it was different from the family-friendly stuff she usually did. (Plus, it was animated.)
• Cross-Dressing Voices: She voices quite a few boys, such as Timmy Turner, Terrence, Ben Tennyson, and Omi.
• Endearingly Dorky: She often plays characters that are dorky or geeky in some way, yet still lovable.
• Fake Brit: As Gwen in Sabrina Goes to Rome and Sabrina Down Under and as a hallucination in Samurai Jack.
• Fake Irish: In Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks.
• Friend to All Living Things: Many of her Vines involve her playing with animals or talking to them in Baby Talk.
• I Am Not Spock: Played with on her Twitter, she often posts pictures or fanart of her characters saying things like "Here's me naked!" <screenshot of Timmy Turner>, "Here I am in my sexy swimsuit!" <fanart of Raven>, "Dancing with yourself is important" <fanart of Twilight Sparkle and a pony version of herself>, "Here's me about to give you tongue!" <screenshot of Ember McLain>.
• Is This Thing Still On?: In the Voice Starz training video, she warns aspiring voice actors that may be frustrated with the director not to assume they can't be heard in the booth because they can and will hear you mutter a "Screw you".
• Magnum Opus Dissonance: Her favorite role is actually Melody in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, for reasons detailed below.
• Non-Singing Voice:
  • In My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, where Twilight Sparkle's singing is done by Rebecca Shoichet. This is mainly due to Tara being the only main cast member who records her lines in Los Angeles while most of the production takes place in Vancouver, Canada. The cast and songwriters usually need to be together to record songs for the show and Tara didn't want to travel back and forth and be away from her kids.
  • Tara is actually quite a good singer and has sung in other roles. This led to a case where she herself is the singing voice for Meg in Family Guy because Mila Kunis can't sing.
• Only So Many Canadian Actors: Unlike most examples of this trope, she managed to break out of it after her childhood. However, she still dabbles in Canadian works every so often, but not as frequently as she used to.
• Playing Against Type:
  • As Doctor Octopus 2099 and Harley Quinn.
  • Princess Clara, Toot Braunstein, Juliet Starling, and various female characters on Brickleberry are also oddities on her resume, as she's mostly known for being on kids' cartoons.
  • She also voices Ferra, one half of Ferra/Torr, in Mortal Kombat X, which is part of a series that's become famous (or infamous, depending on how you look at it) for its over-the-top, gory finishers. More in line with what you'd expect, however, is her portrayal of the refugee Li Mei in the same game.
  • Lena from Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island could be considered the most villainous character that she has ever played, though out of all the three main villains she was the least evil.
  • She and Andrea Libman made a guest appearance on DuckTales as a pair of Affably Evil kelpies trying to drown the heroes.
  • Two-fold in playing Carla in National Lampoon's Senior Trip as it's not only a live-action role before her voice acting career took off, but also playing a horny teenage girl whose catchphrase is "You want to screw?" to nearly every man she comes across in the movie, including making out with her out-of-it teacher.
  • Teen Titans (2003)'s Raven is arguably the biggest example, as while most of her characters, whether good or bad, can at least be described as "Energetic", Raven has her use a Daria-esque monotone and sullen attitude, which you'd expect more from Grey DeLisle.
• Promoted Fanboy: She was a huge fan of The Little Mermaid (1989) and got to play Ariel's daughter in the sequel. She often tells the story of when she first met Jodi Benson in the studio, Tara burst into Tears of Joy.
• Star-Making Role:
  • While she's known for numerous roles, Bubbles is arguably the role that put her on the map as far as voice actors go.
  • Given the success of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, Twilight Sparkle is also a turning point in her career.
• Vocal Evolution: Her earliest roles sound very different from her later ones as her voice has deepened over the decades. But, she can still pull off some of her The '80s and The '90s voices if prompted and she can do the first role she did at the age of 13 fairly well, too.
• The Other Darrin: Mary Kay Bergman voiced Timmy Turner in the original Fairly Odd Parents shorts, and Tara took over after she passed away — and continued to voice Timmy in the proper cartoon until its cancellation in 2017.
• Trolling Creator: A self-proclaimed, unabashed troll, she is well known for poking fun at the fans and subverting expectations. For instance, she once promised to have Twilight Sparkle "talk dirty", and this was the result...
• Typecasting: She has a tendency to play the roles of overly cutesy, hyperactive characters. Largely averted as her career has gone on, as she has quite a bit of range, having played several different age ranges (babies, children [boys and girls, but mostly boys], teenage girls and adult women) as well as playing darker types in addition to cutesy types, such as Raven.
• What Could Have Been:
  • Lauren Faust originally wanted Strong to play Pinkie Pie in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic before that role was given to Andrea Libman.^note You can get some idea of how she would have sounded by watching her as Batgirl in DC Super Hero Girls. She also did an audition for Applejack, who ultimately went to Ashleigh Ball.
  • She was going to be the second voice of Marie for the sequel for Disney's The Aristocats which was planned to be released in 2007 but got cancelled in 2006 once Disney acquired Pixar and John Lasseter ordered all Disney sequels in development to be cancelled.
  • She very nearly got the role of Julia Salinger in Party of Five. The role went to Neve Campbell, who Tara was roommates with at the time. Tara did make a small appearance on the second episode as Lorna.
  • She wasn't originally going to be in The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea. She was brought into the studio to record a template, which producers would then give to a Celebrity Voice Actor. However, her performance impressed them enough to cast her as Melody properly.
  • She had planned to give Lena in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island a Cajun accent and spent some time working on it. However, Jim Cummings, an expert at the Cajun dialect, said it didn't sound accurate, so she went with a more general southern accent.
  • Strong has expressed desire for a role on The Simpsons, but so far nothing has come out of it yet.
  • Subverted with Drawn Together as Cree Summer had initially phoned in her audition and Tara chewed her out over the phone to do it again or she wouldn't have gotten the part.
  • Strong was supposed to voice a character in the web animation series Boxtown but was removed from production after she made controversial posts and likes on Twitter / X relating to the Israel-Hamas war.
• Woman of a Thousand Voices: Tara can go from Bubbles, to Timmy Turner and Poof, to Toot and Clara, to Dil Pickles, to Batgirl, to Lyca, to Rikku, to Sari Sumdac, to Twilight Sparkle and even to Raven, Doctor Octopus 2099, and Harley Quinn – with Bubbles, Toot, and (to a lesser extent) Timmy Turner the only three that sound similar to anyone with a trained ear.
  • Batgirl, Ingrid Third, Lyca, Ashi and Raven are the only roles she's done using her natural speaking voice.^note However, in the Lavender Castle episode Bird of Prey, she uses her Bubbles voice for the scene when the Paradox and its crew are shrunk down by the black hole.
  • She can also go deep in her voice, as Raven from Injustice: Gods Among Us demonstrates. Apparently, when asked about this at a con in 2013, she said she had no idea about it until watching clips of Raven in the game, so it was probably pitched down in post.
  • To elaborate further, in 2013, Emerald City Comic Con featured a sketch where famous voice actors voiced some of their famous roles in place of the characters from the movie Star Wars (e.g. Yakko and Wakko as two Death Star admirals, Calculon as Tarkin, etc.), switching every scene, a panel that would later go on to become Twisted Toonz. Tara voiced everyone from Raven to Toot to Twilight Sparkle to Princess Clara (she even had to switch off of doing Poof specifically so she could talk).
• You Look Familiar: Well, you sound familiar, but Tara first provided the voice of Molly Dolly in Sabrina the Teenage Witch's third season — and then starred as Gwen in the spin-off movies.

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"Your faithful student, Twilight Sparkle."