Raphael's old voice actor
 

I don't know if this has been asked anywhere but I couldn't find it. Sorry if it was. Anyway, I've seen a Honda Accord commercial a few times now, and in it it has a cartoon guy speaking about the car. Anyway, the voice sounds almost exactly like the original Raphael voice. It's a little lower, but honestly that voice is easy to distinguish from others. I was wondering if anyone had seen this or knew if it was the same guy. Also long ago I noticed a Net zero commercial that had the same sounding voice as Prince Adam from the new MOTU series. Does anyone know if that was that voice actor too? Take care!

The gentleman you're talking about is Rob Paulsen, and he does, actually, MANY cartoon voices. His most recent cartoon role is as Experiment 625 in Disney's Lilo and Stitch: The Series (at least as far as I know).

As for Prince Adam's voice actor, I will have to look it up.

Haven't we already heard about the Honda commercial???

Also Prince Adam is Cam Clarke..old show Leonardo.

Yeah, when I heard that net zero commercial I was like that's definitely cam clarke. It hasn't been confirmed but c'mon it sounds so much like old school leonardo/new he-man

Yeah! My friend told me about that! I am not sure yet! I think it is! LOL

I've heard the old Raph voice in lots of cartoons.

Rob paulson did pinkey from pinkey and the brain, PJ from Goof Troop, voices in many disney tv shows and movies. HE DID A GOOD JOB IN PLAYING RAPH IN THE OLD TOON AND BETTER THAN THE NEW VOICE FOR RAPH IN SEASON 10 and in turtles turtles everywhere (THat was the ep where RAph had an alternative voice)

Cam clarke (who voiced leo, rocksteady and mung in the old toon and had a wimpy voice) was who voiced heman in the new series, not rob paulson.

Leave us not forget that Rob has ALSO voiced Throttle in the original Biker Mice from Mars cartoon. He was my fave in that one, tied with way he did Raph in the original TMNT series. I just hope they can get him to voice Throttle again when they bring the Biker Mice back in a new cartoon series. Rick Ungar, the creator of the BMFM, and the one who's trying VERY hard to get a new BMFM series going (and it seems to be in the works even as we "speak"), would very much like to get the original voice cast back together, and if they do the voice-over work here in the U.S., it's a DEFINITE possiblity that they will. If they have to record in Canada, he won't be able to get them, for some reason (money-reasons, I think).

So if there are ANY Biker Mice fans on this board, keep your fingers crossed for the new show. It's looking like 2005 before it will be aired.

Biker Mice is coming back????? Whoa yeah I knew about Throttle..he had like this tough guy raph voice right?

I wish they would bring SK back like they are with Biker Mice! LOL

I never said Rob Paulsen was the voice of Prince Adam. I said I'd have to look up the name of the guy who played Prince Adam. That's why I made two paragraphs in my post.

Besides, I should have known it was Cam Clarke, 'cause I know who Cam Clarke is. x-x;

Hi and thanks everyone for the help. And again I apologize to whoever asked if this was talked about somewhere else. I had mentioned I couldn't find it if it was.
I didn't know any of the voice actors names and such. Nor have I seen half of the shows you all are talking about so I wouldn't have recognized the voice in those other shows. As for the Prince Adam voice. I wasn't saying that they were voiced by the same person (Raph and Prince Adam). I just wanted to ask about the voice on the Netzero commercial cause it sounded familiar. And since I was already asking about one I figured to add it in. Anyway thanks again everyone for the help and I'm sorry if it was posted somewhere else. Take care.

website
 

Ol' Rob has a website, too, if you wanna read about all the supercool VA stuff he's done: http://www.robpaulsen.com

Rob Paulsen's done A LOT of voice work. He does Carl (as well as his parents and additional voices) on Jimmy Neutron. He does Danny's father and the Box Ghost (again, with some additionals) in Danny Phantom. And I know he did 1 or 2 of the Arielbots in the original Transformers. And a lot of other stuff as well! :)

i love rob Paulsen!!!!! he did a voice in the new disney movie "the three Muskateers".....ironicly enough it was a turtle......he was kinda like the rooster from robin hood...in that he was a psudo-narrator and sang the songs.....it was cool recognizing the vouice even thought the movie sucked eggs.....

Yeah, they are. Rick Ungar, the guy who created The Bros originally, has been in contact with two members of the "Red Planet" BMFM Messageboard, KLCTheBookWorm and Lady Foxfire, and has told us that a new BMFM series is in the work, and that he's going to do his best to keep us, the fans, posted. He's also looking for input from us, so the production people will know what we, the fans, want in a new series. So they're going to listen to us THIS time around. Marvel Productions, that is. And it's about time!

The only thing is, Rick has told us that they'll be starting from scratch, updating the show so that it will be up with the times, rather than picking up where the last season of the old show left off. 10 years has passed since they went off, so there's a whole BUNCH of kids out there who have absolutely NO idea as to the original storylines. We're just hoping that with the NEW series, there WON'T be as many flub-ups with continuity as there was with the original. I mean, face it, there WERE a few (about the guys' past lioves; etc.)! So here's hoping that the new one will be just as cool. So keep your fingers crossed for it, k? Like I said, the earliest release date looks to be in 2005 sometime.

Yeah, me, too. Maybe by the same company that does TMNT or that will do the Biker Mice. Unfortunately, Hanna-Barbera CAN'T, 'cause Turner Entertainment bought the company out and I think dissolved it, after the founders, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, both passed away awhile back. It's a pity that their company isn't still in existance. They were both true innovators in the cartoon-production industry...right up there with Walt Disney, himself.