Even in flashbacks depicting their younger days, they are voiced by Shigeru Chiba and Shūichi Ikeda, respectively. One Piece originally averted this in case of Buggy and Shanks.Pan: Susan Huber → Elise Baughman (also averted in Dragon Ball Z Kai).Videl: Kara Edwards → Susan Huber (averted in Dragon Ball Z Kai).Goku: Stephanie Nadolny → Sean Schemmel.While this is averted in the Japanese version (though not completely), several cases occur in the Funimation Dragon Ball/ Dragon Ball Z dub:.Voiceover work also contains plenty of instances of this. It's still used in some instances, such as when adult characters are portrayed as children or vice-versa. Less common than it used to be due to Digital Deaging becoming more frequently used. If only a photograph is required, an old picture of the actor/actress will suffice.Ĭompare and Contrast Role Reprise. X will be achieved by use of a Real-Life Relative. Sometimes the necessary resemblance between Mr. This is especially popular in prequels and sequels, or in stories with a Framing Device in which 'Old Ms. If the passage of time happens in both real life and fiction, it overlaps with Character Aged with the Actor. If those long stretches of time have to pass during a short stretch of footage, an Age Cut will allow the actors to be swapped quickly. Y'.ĭifferentiated from the other actor replacement tropes by the passage of long stretches of story-internal time. Instead, multiple actors are used for the same role.Ī time-shifted actor will usually be credited as playing 'Young Mr. Heavy make-up might just let the 30 year old play 90, but never 10. When a story spans decades, it is often not possible for the one actor to play the same character throughout. French and Saunders: "The Phantom Millennium"
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