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, started by Kiefen on Feb 21st 2019 at 9:11:41 AM
¿Que pasó que pasó vamos 'ay?
Antoher case as the one I already mentioned is this: Buffy the Vampire Slayer backs itself into this by reusing Kali Rocha, who previously had played Cecily Underwood, Spike's love interest, to play Halfrek, Anya's vengeance demon friend. The fan community inevitably noticed, and the show acknowledged it by having Halfrek recognize Spike and call him "William" in a season 6 meeting.
Is not the trope's description at all, is just a case of using the same actress for two different roles, which is not what the trope is about.
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¿Que pasó que pasó vamos 'ay?
I would dispute this example as belonging there: Batman: The Animated Series, in which both the Joker and his first onscreen laughing gas victim (a mint shipment driver) are voiced by Mark Hamill.
This is more a case of an actor playing two unrelated roles, the trope is about a character playing a different role in the story normally due to be inside the head of someone, naturally in live-action will be the same actor and in animation the same voice actor, but is not about an actor playing more than one role which is very common in animation.
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I don't really know this trope well enough to say, but I feel like the page description is kind of unclear. Could someone maybe take a look and rewrite it?
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