Transformers G1 Voice Actor Michael Bell on the Origin of Dinobot Swoop and How He Created the Voice

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Transformers G1 voice actor Michael Bell discusses creating the voice for the Dinobot known as Swoop, and how he had to differentiate it from his other characters as well as the other Dinobots such as Gregg Berger's Grimlock.
Michael Bell's animation credits are many including Lance McClain and Sven Holgersson in Voltron: Defender of the Universe; The Riddler in Challenge of the Super Friends; Drew, Chas, Boris in Rugrats; and Quackerjack in Darkwing Duck and DuckTales (2017).

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@YakBat 3 года назад

Swoop is the best Dinobot. While red was, is, and will forever be my favorite color, him being blue made me love him more. While the others were angry, Swoop was super chill. Swoop was my first example of not following the pack, of being your own person, and being true to yourself.

@Davethe3rd 2 года назад

The original toy was red...

@Megrez-Alberich Год назад

@@Davethe3rd The original toy was the Japanese "kyōryū robot Pteranodon" from the Diaclone toyline, and its torso was blue. The character designers who worked on the TF cartoon decided to keep that color, for whatever reason, whereas Hasbro went with red as the main color for all the Dinobots.

@neiltemple123 Год назад

Michael's Swoop voice comes from his voice as Grouchy Smurf. Very cool sound but must have been hard on his voice.

@vassa1972 2 года назад

Swoop was great

@audiebavington8789 3 года назад

So talented. Did he say 'Gridlock'?

@ClarkeMarek 2 года назад

Yeah, he did. He meant Grimlock, but I think we got the gist. They all big and powerful, but they have pronoun problems.

@r3mdh 3 месяца назад

Me Grimlock want to munch metal!

@marioozzie 4 месяца назад

In the 50s and 60s, Daws Butler, Don Messick and Mel Blanc were the best voice actors. But during the 70s and 80s, it was Michael Bell and Frank Welker who were the best of that new generation...

@paulquantumblues3599 Месяц назад

You left out Peter Cullen...

@marioozzie Месяц назад

@@paulquantumblues3599 as much as i like Cullen, his number of roles was very slight during those decades, whereas Bell and Welker were everywhere, and often in multiple roles.