♰ The Lady: Voice

what she sounds like

Here is will be talking about Noelle's voice actors, Christine Auten (English), Sayaka Ohara (Japanese), and Kotono Mitsuishi (Drama CD). I'll also go on about how I like the voice and how I think it works (or doesn't) for her. Also if you've happened to hear Noelle in another language or something I haven't heard her in, you are more than welcome to submit a guest article for it.

Christine Auten

Miss Auten is the English voice actress for Noelle. I think she does a good job portraying her emotions through her voice. She's had a vareity of anime roles and also voice another female character that I absolutely adore, Yamazaki Ayumu of Peacemaker Kurogane. Back to her as Noelle though. Noelle isn't monotone but she generally keeps the same tone throughout speaking, unless she it involves Abel. Then she sounds a bit different, like she talking about a lover. Noelle seems calmer and like she remembering that one summer that she can never have. Miss Auten does good with Noelle, it seems fluid and natural. There is life to her voice and I think that's really important even if it is a smaller role. In episode 8 Noelle has a range of emotions and you can hear them all.

Sayaka Ohara

Miss Ohara is the Japanese voice actress for Noelle in the Anime. In Japanese, Noelle sounds friendly and mature. In fact it's not really different from the English version. She still sounds wonderful and it's great in both languages. You can still hear all the emotion in her voice. When she's freaking out, drunk, sad and anything else. It's all there. Noelle might sound a bit younger but not too much and it still works. She still has an adult woman's voice that carries through her emotions. Being able to hear the emotion in the voice makes it better because you can feel how they feel. Then it makes relating to them a little easier.

Kotono Mitsuishi

Miss Mitsuishi is the Japanese voice actress for Noelle in the Drama CD. I have yet to find the Drama CD. If you've heard it, you are more than welcome to submit a guest article on the voice. I would really appriciate it or telling me where I can go give it a listen (and possibly a translated transcript) would be most wonderful.