
HeroesMy Hero Academia
Deku vs Todoroki
Deku
“It's yours! Your Quirk, not his!”
Try it: Plead, then insist. The second half is louder than the first.
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Filter these anime voice acting scripts by the kind of character, read the line out loud, then open the scene and record over it.
Hero anime voice acting scripts: big promises and last-second shouts. Push forward without screaming the whole line.

HeroesMy Hero Academia
Deku
“It's yours! Your Quirk, not his!”
Try it: Plead, then insist. The second half is louder than the first.
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HeroesOne Piece
Luffy
“If you're there, say something! Answer!”
Try it: Panic under the anger. Leave a gap before Answer.
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HeroesSoul Eater
Soul
“You can't give up before you even fight.”
Try it: Frustrated, not cruel. He is trying to wake her up.
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HeroesBlue Lock
Aiku
“Don't let the fire go out, U-20!”
Try it: A captain rallying a team. Shout to the back row.
Dub this sceneVillain anime voice acting scripts work best quiet. Let the words do the threatening.

VillainsJujutsu Kaisen
Sukuna
“I'll give you one second. Move.”
Try it: Bored and slow. Say Move as if it costs you nothing.
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VillainsDeath Note
Light
“This is my perfect victory!”
Try it: Build from a whisper to a laugh you cannot hold in.
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VillainsBleach
Aizen
“Welcome to my Soul Society.”
Try it: Polite and warm, like a host. That is what makes it scary.
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VillainsJoJo's Bizarre Adventure
DIO
“You're next, Jotaro. Time to die!”
Try it: Theatrical. Stretch the name and bite the last word.
Dub this sceneCool anime voice acting scripts need low energy and high control. Keep the pitch flat and the timing exact.

CoolNaruto
Kakashi
“Things I like and things I hate... Mmm, I don't feel like telling you that.”
Try it: Lazy and teasing. The pause before Mmm is the joke.
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CoolJujutsu Kaisen
Yuji
“I'll accept it, Mahito. I am you.”
Try it: Tired, steady, final. No shouting at all.
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CoolOne Punch Man
Saitama
“So you wanna know as well? Ok fine.”
Try it: Completely unbothered, like someone asked the time.
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CoolBleach
Ichigo
“You catch on pretty quickly... Byakuya Kuchiki.”
Try it: Out of breath but sure. Say the full name slowly.
Dub this sceneIn comedy anime voice acting scripts, timing comes first. Play it straight and let the situation be funny.

ComedyDeath Note
Light
“Th-That's not what I meant, Misa...”
Try it: Caught out. Stumble on the first word, then lose steam.
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ComedyJujutsu Kaisen
Yuji
“I'm pretty sure this shirt belongs to Gojo.”
Try it: Quiet dread, like breaking bad news to a friend.
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ComedyJoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Joseph
“Then iced teas, FOUR of them.”
Try it: Smug. Hit FOUR like a winning card.
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ComedyMob Psycho 100
Reigen
“SELF DEFENSE RUSH!”
Try it: Full commitment. The joke dies if you hold back.
Dub this sceneBattle anime voice acting scripts are power-ups and battle cries. Breathe first, then give the line everything.

Battle shoutsDragon Ball Z
Vegeta
“It's over nine thousand!”
Try it: Disbelief turning to rage. Crush the number.
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Battle shoutsDragon Ball Z
Vegeta
“Not to you, Gohan, but to a warrior it matters greatly!”
Try it: Proud and hurt. Lean hard on warrior.
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Battle shoutsDragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods
Goku
“You're wrong about Saiyans.”
Try it: Calm before the fight. Smile through it.
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Battle shoutsNaruto Shippuden
Minato
“I'm Minato Namikaze. Brace for an explosion!”
Try it: Gentle intro, sharp order. Two voices in one line.
Dub this sceneAnime voice acting scripts ask for bigger choices than most practice lines. Heroes shout promises, villains threaten politely, and comedy turns on one beat.
English dubs also have to fit the mouth flaps and timing of the original scene. That is why anime voice acting scripts work best practiced against the clip, not read off a page.

Five character types in these anime voice acting scripts, and how to voice each
| Character type | How to voice it | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| Hero | Forward and bright. Save the loudest moment for the last words. | It's yours! Your Quirk, not his! |
| Villain | Quiet, slow, polite. Menace comes from control. | I'll give you one second. Move. |
| Cool and calm | Flat pitch, exact timing, almost no effort. | So you wanna know as well? Ok fine. |
| Comedy | Play it straight; the beat before the punchline matters most. | Then iced teas, FOUR of them. |
| Battle shout | Breathe in, then spend all of it on one line. | It's over nine thousand! |
The lines in these anime voice acting scripts are short quotes from fan-made English dub packs, credited to their creators. Play the scene to hear the full context.
Five minutes is enough for one of these anime voice acting scripts.
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Each card in these anime voice acting scripts has one note, such as bored, smug or pleading. Read the line again with only that note in mind.
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Play your dub with the video. Check the timing, then record the same anime voice acting scripts line a second way.
Start with a character type you rarely play. A villain line teaches a hero actor more than another hero line.
Every one of these anime voice acting scripts comes from a dub pack already playable on ChoicerVoicer. The packs are fan-made English dubs, credited to their creators on each card.
We chose one short line per scene for these anime voice acting scripts, one that shows the character type clearly, and wrote our own acting note for it.
We opened each of the anime voice acting scripts from its card and checked that the scene starts in the dubbing stage, in desktop Chrome and at phone width.
Scenes are clips, not full episodes. Some fan dubs keep strong language; the card lines are clean.


Updated November 9, 2026
This page has 20 anime voice acting scripts from real English dub scenes, sorted by character type. Each one opens a scene you can dub in your browser.
Yes. Reading these anime voice acting scripts and dubbing the free version of a scene costs nothing and needs no account.
Use them to practice. The lines come from fan dubs of studio-owned shows, so for an audition reel use original voice acting scripts instead.
Pick a character type first. Most anime voices are a normal voice pushed further: brighter for heroes, slower for villains, flatter for cool characters. The anime voice acting scripts above are sorted that way.
Yes. Many anime voice acting scripts here come from scenes with two or more characters, so friends can split the roles.
Anime voice acting scripts are the warm-up. The dubbing game puts your voice on the full clip, with timers for every line.
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