
Additional Voices are general sounds made by groups/crowds of people, such as screaming, conversing, gasping, or saying "Ooo, Aaa." For example, in the episode, "Furniture & Meat," when Finn and Jake were about to be solidified in gold, the people of the Wildberry Kingdom gathered together to watch. The sounds made by this group of people, such as the gasps and screams, are labeled as "Additional Voices."
Characters that were additionally voiced[]
Below is a list of characters that had their own individual dialogue, but for whatever reason, the actors whom voiced these characters were never credited in doing so.
- Cake People
- Son of Peace Master
- Candy Trimmer 1
- Candy Trimmer 2
- Candy Waiter
- Giant Ant Monster
- Bird Man Skeleton
- Evil Giant Guy
- Muffin Giant
- Candy Sheriff
- Blue Berry Customer
- Homeless Wildberry People
- Suitors
- Cart Guy
- Muscular Blueberry
- Strong Insect Worker
- Insect Workers
- Alien Children
- Son of Peace Master
- Taffi
- Mochi
- Bushboots
Additional Voice Actors[]
The following is a chart of every Additional Voice actor on record and the episodes that they did additional voices in.
Other Additional Voice Actors[]
- Please Note: The following voice actors are not on record for the characters that they voiced, so please DO NOT use any of them as reference for the voices of any of the characters with additional voices
Below is a life of every voice actor whom specifically only did Additional Voices:
- Brad Abrell
- Matt Adler
- Steve Alterman
- Tom Amundsen
- Stephen Apostolina
- Kirk Baily
- Greg Berg
- Julianne Buescher
- Robert Clotworhty
- Wendy Cutler
- Terri Douglas
- Robin Atkin Downes
- Chris Edgerly
- Patrick Fraley
- Eddie Frierson
- Jessica George
- Jackie Gonneau
- Archie Hahn
- Jason Harris
- Bridget Hoffman
- Wendy Hoffmann
- Rif Hutton
- David Kramer
- Anne Lockhart
- Mona Marshall
- Scott Menville
- Rene Mujica
- Jonathan Nichols
- Paul Pape
- Juan Pope
- Michelle Ruff
- Aaron Spann
- Pepper Sweeney
Trivia[]
- Before 2012, there were no such things as Additional Voices.
- The earliest known recorded "Additional Voice" was by John DiMaggio. Back then, it was called "Additional Diolouge."
- The earliest known episode where there was an additional voice on record was "Slow Love."
- It appears that one of the main purposes of "Additional Voices" is group conversing and screaming. In this sence, the voice never comes from a specific character, but is rather apart of a collective of a handful of voices.
- There are many voice actors that appeared on the show that did purely additional voices.