Sped-Up Voices in Funny, I Shrunk Michelangelo a good idea?

LuckyLadybug · 11-28-2016, 05:38 AM

So when I got around to watching Funny, I Shrunk Michelangelo some time back, I honestly could not stand the sped-up chipmunk voices for Michelangelo, April, and Vernon. It definitely made sense; that's about how their voices would realistically sound to regular-sized characters. But it was so difficult to understand them that it seriously drove me nuts.

Did anyone else have problems understanding them? Regardless of whether you did or not, do you like the idea of sped-up voices in such a scenario? Personally, I feel like a series like this has already thrown logic out the window, so why make the characters hard to understand for practically the entire episode?

The Incredible Shrinking Turtles did higher voices too, but not so high that it nearly caused an ear-strain to listen!

11-28-2016, 05:38 AM	#1
LuckyLadybug Thug Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: Earth Posts: 77	Sped-Up Voices in Funny, I Shrunk Michelangelo a good idea? So when I got around to watching Funny, I Shrunk Michelangelo some time back, I honestly could not stand the sped-up chipmunk voices for Michelangelo, April, and Vernon. It definitely made sense; that's about how their voices would realistically sound to regular-sized characters. But it was so difficult to understand them that it seriously drove me nuts. Did anyone else have problems understanding them? Regardless of whether you did or not, do you like the idea of sped-up voices in such a scenario? Personally, I feel like a series like this has already thrown logic out the window, so why make the characters hard to understand for practically the entire episode? The Incredible Shrinking Turtles did higher voices too, but not so high that it nearly caused an ear-strain to listen! __________________ https://sites.google.com/site/exittheflytmnt1987/ My TMNT 1987 verse.