Corey Bringas is most definately Tails, unless Knuckles, Amy, Gamma, Big, Robotnik, Tikal, Pachacamac, or the police officer is voiced by a little boy. In fact, here's the little twerp's picture:

1. A principal role on The Michael Landon, Jr. Story - A Father's Son
2. A national SEGA voice-over currently airing [unless Sega Channel has risen from the dead, the "airing" part is an error]
3. Playing the stand-in for the main character, Chance, in The Shaun Cassidy/Stu Segall Production of Cover Me
4. An educational industrial for an east coast client
5. An industrial recently for SeaWorld where Corey had "the time of his life" riding the dolphins for a full day

   Michael McGaharn (Knuckles) is a comedian who does mostly voiceover. It's notable that he played the unfortunate role of Ken in a Detective Barbie game... "It's up to me to find the missing pieces of Barbie's earrings." Spare me, please. While we're at it, here's a picture of the Emerald hunting man.

   Jennifer Douillard, or at least a Jennifer Douillard, has some sort of affiliation with XETV TV in Canada. Don't ask me.

   According to MobyGames, Jon St. John has done Revenant (as Additional Voice Talent, 1999), Eidos Interactive; Balls Of Steel (as Duke Nukem and Scientist #1, 1997), GT Interactive (developed by Apogee, Pinball Wizards, and Wildfire Studios); All the Duke Nukem games (as Duke Nukem), various; Big Red Racing (as an announcer, 1995), Domark (developed by Big Red Software). Odd that they didn't mention Sonic Adventure, though. (After hearing some WAVs of Duke's voice, I think he's Big. They both sound braindead...) In addition, there's a Jon St. John working at St. John Artists, "An Agency for Recording Artists, Rock and Show Entertainers." I'm not sure if this is the "Where could my poliwog pal be anyway?" St. John, but his E-mail address is jsj@stjohn-artists.com. Jon St. John is currently working on Opposing Forces, playing the part of Cpl. Shephard's drill seargant.

   Say, while we're at it, here's an excerpt of a PC Gamer interview with Jon St. John (regarding Duke Nukem, unfortunately):

PCGAMER: Who would win in a fight, you or Bruce Campbell? Have you ever met him?
Jon St. John: Good question! I think that would be me (based on the fact that I am a larger man than Bruce, I'm not a pampered Hollywood actor, and I fight dirty.) Have I ever met him? No, I don't believe that I have ever met Bruce, but I do remember him from Brisco County Jr., and THE EVIL DEAD, and I understand that he's now doing some multimedia voice-overs. Hey Bruce...I'm not out there trying to get film roles... how about leaving the voice-overs to us voice guys, huh?
PCGAMER: Do you ever feel embarrassed for taking some of Bruce Campbell's trademark lines?
Jon St. John: Ummm... nope. I don't write the scripts -- I just lend my voice to them. But you must admit, Duke makes them sound like his own.

   I found that at some Campbell freak's website. The webmaster, upon seeing this interview, became incredibly irritated with the actor of the fat cat.

   I honestly found nothing on Elara Distler.

   A Deem Bristow has appeared in Freeway (as "TV interviewer," 1988), Glitch! (Role unknown, 1988) and Terminal Exposure aka Double Exposure (as "Anchorman," 1987), as well as a guest appearance in Quantum Leap (as "King" in the episode "The Play's the Thing," 1989). However, the voice actor Deem Bristow (who may be the same guy)'s voice can be found here. The best I can make out is Gamma, but even that's a stretch... And, um, Bristow attended the San Diego Comic Con in 1999. Like that helps us any...

   There are so many Steve Brodies in the world, I can't possibly figure out which one worked on Sonic Adventure. However, there is a Steve Brodie in the Shamon Freitas Agency (where Corey Bringas is from), so here's that Brodie's picture...

   Well, here's the cast that I'm sure of:

• Ryan Drummond - Sonic The Hedgehog
• Corey Bringas - Miles "Tails" Prower
• Michael McGaharn - Knuckles The Echidna, and possibly the SSPD officer
• Jennifer Douillard - Probably Amy Rose, 'cause she's the first of the two females credited
• Jon St. John - Big The Cat
• Elara Distler - Tikal, probably, 'cause nobody else could (except for Jennifer Douillard). Although I don't even know Distler's gender, but 'Elara' sounds female to me...
• Deem Bristow - E-102g
• Steve Brodie - The only characters I can think of that could be voiced by an old man are Dr. Ivo Robotnik and Pachacamac. And villains tend to be credited last...

   -- D-H Master

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