The most annoying voices

Because it's LGM and she loves awkward voices on things you're supposed to beat up.
 
I generally like intense voices from characters after all.
 
See if you can make it without a little bit of a headache.


Best sort-of headache for me :)
 
7.8/10 too many YEEAAUGHHs!!!


Funky's loudness just works. It just works. Something about Funky's loud ass voice is better. Daisy is loud in an eardrum destroying way.
 
>Defending Funky because he is only playable in one Mario Kart but Daisy is in like, all of them except the three first ones.
 
nah, he is just as bad as Daisy.

i would say even worse since he is intentionaly obnoxious and never actually speaks it's just gibberish, at least Daisy sorta speaks in between all that yelling.
 
It's unfortunate that the most annoying/least likeable characters are the best ones in Mario Kart Wii. Oh well, at least Funky Kong didn't return as a playable character in the newer games, and Daisy and her baby don't have a speed advantage in the newer games and aren't top tier anymore.
 
There's no best in Mario Kart. There's only how well you did in the first few seconds of the race and what items you get. Oh, and there's some skill yeah. Speed advantages are negligible. I bet people use them only because they see other people use them especially in time trials where those miniscule milliseconds mean something.

Funky Kong is not annoying, he is funny. Same with Daisy.

Can't say the same for Yoshi. Yoshi is not shouty, Yoshi shrieks at a frequency that's like a whiny baby character from a baby show that acts stupid for the sake of a baby show.
 
Somehow, most characters sound a bit grating in Mario Kart Wii… I would usually jump to singling out Funky Kong and Daisy as egregious too, but sometimes i wonder if they stick out at least partly due to being meta, and thus their voice clips being the most overexposed online? Maybe 12 of any character in every round and video of Wii would have just Done That to us

Like, i've noticed a massive difference between even Mario's voice in Wii and 8, and i've deconvinced myself that it's because of any difference in the performance itself, even though his timbre went way up. I think it's something to do with the audio mixing? Like, maybe Wii only manipulates voice clips by camera distance and 8 simulates actually throwing them away from the mic and bouncing back an echo to blend better with the environment, or something?? Maybe it's the compressor… like how, when you glide past the plane in Sunshine Airport, it seems to be set to play at a realistically high noise level, but the game brings all of the sound effects down while keeping them proportional to the total volume—maybe that whole system also reduces the stridency of voice clips somehow?? Would there happen to be any videogame audio reverse-engineers in this thread?

Anyway, given the time gap… Might have to throw in Talking Flower. The voice can be a really charming flavor of annoying depending on the bit, like SpongeBob perhaps, but suffice to say i'd hardly want it blaring in every circumstance in which you can play the Nintendo Switch™ family of videogame systems. (Your next line is "Oh! Was it something I said?")
 
It's kind of hard for me since most voices don't annoy me, but I'd have to say the voice for Toad in the N64 era. Something about his pitch just hurts my ears and brain I guess lol?
 
I'm not a fan of the modern Lakitu voices. They're very annoying to listen to, especially in Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam and Super Mario Party.
 
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