Do you get voice fatigue from hearing the same seiyuus?

[Pancito]

I'd say it depends. Sometimes I do get a little tired of listening to the same seiyuus, so I take a break from them for a while and then come back when I'm in the mood again.
But overall, I wouldn't say it bothers me that much, because they often play very different characters, so it doesn't feel like I'm always listening to the same person. (⁠・⁠_⁠・⁠;⁠)

 

[starlight7]

I had that happen to me too. I didn't listen to their works for a bit but it didn't last that long either
I try to rotate between different seiyuus so I never get tired

 

[hbkkbh]

its not really at the point to be called 'fatigue' but saito soma is already in like, 4 games on my switch

 

[Breeze Daydream]

When I play games, I usually focus on the game plot and the characters themselves, without paying too much attention to the sound or voice actors. As long as the dubbing matches the character, I am generally acceptable. I often overlook voice acting when playing games.

 

[Rosellia]

Honestly yes. I love drama CDs and I have listened to a lot. As much as I love Masato Kawamura, Chasuke, and Manaka Sawa, I need to take a long break from their voice because all the characters have blended together. I can even instantly recognize their voices without looking at the VAs when they voice non R18 stuff with their real names.

 

[icanfly]

Unfortunately (or not?), my taste in voices nowadays aren't particularly distinct. To be honest, I don't even think I can pick them out... They become a fav BECAUSE they're easy to listen to so I think I'm less likely to get tired of it since I don't have that association? I guess the only one would be Furukawa Makoto but since he's voice casted in characters I like, I don't have a problem haha

 

[under_themoon99]

Yes.. It's very slight but I got voice fatigue from Umehara Yuichiro.. I really like his voice like so so much..But some of his male lead anime roles are like giving off this kind of same cold aura-like thingy ( I can't put it into words well gomen ne TwT)

But his voice is really really good and very attractive ദ്ദി(⎚_⎚)

 

[uuyy]

I haven't really felt that way myself, but when choosing which character to pursue, I do try to avoid picking characters voiced by the same voice actor in succession.

 

[koko36]

Honestly, yes (╥﹏╥) I love recognizing familiar seiyuus, and sometimes discovering that two characters I love share the same VA is such a fun surprise, but when THREE of my favorite characters have the same voice, it starts getting a little repetitive (T.T)

I also think it's nice when games give lesser-known or less familiar VAs a chance, because that's how you discover new favorites! Ryota Suzuki and Taku Yashiro are good examples of VAs you might grow to appreciate through a role you wouldn't have experienced otherwise (´｡• ᵕ •｡`). I love familiar voices as much as anyone, but I also want to be surprised by the casting and discover new talent rather than always hearing the same handful of people ~

 

[cherrymuffin🍒]

Definitely not! I actually hope to hear more from my fab seiyuus ><

 

[lyrevega]

Okamoto Nobuhiko, he's a really good one and i know that but im so tired of hearing him to the point that he could sigh and i would recognise him immediately, and it unfortunately does affect my interest in the characters he plays

 

[Leviathan_01]

That's never happened to me; I actually enjoy encountering my favorite seiyuus in other otome games and even outside of otome games altogether. When I was playing Onimusha Way of the Sword, I initially played in Japanese and discovered that the seiyuu for Sasaki Ganryu was Nobuhiko Okamoto. Since the voice acting in my native language was excellent, I played using that version, but whenever I had a battle against Sasaki, I would switch back to Japanese simply because I really love Nobuhiko's voice

 

[zzzero]

A little bit, yeah. When they play too many characters with similar vibes, I can't help but think, "Oh, this again...?"

 

[Yuuu701]

Depends on the voice acting. Sometimes it's good enough and fits the character so I don't mind. If it sounds the same as some other characters, it's difficult to imagine their voice as this LI.

 

[MariPZ]

There are seiyuus who, no matter how often they appear everywhere, are good actors. So I don't recognize them but sometimes it's impossible not to. I like Yuki Kaji, even so it's hard not to recognize him right away and think "Oh, right, that's Yuki Kaji" instead of focusing on the character. I just see him as the voice actor himself and not as the character he's playing if you know what I mean.