Authority Sounds Deep: A socially powerful character has a deep voice. Baritone of Strength: A strong character is given a deep, strong-sounding voice to match.

A deep voice makes the character sound strong, mature and competent, so it is a common trait for major villains that the audience is supposed to fear and ...

Their voice will get deeper and thicker as if some of the extra pounds ended up in their larynx. Generally only found in animated works, and very common in ...

This trope is generally played for comedy since the idea of a squeaky voice from a big person or a deep voice from a small person is generally seen as absurd. Western Animation · Anime & Manga · Lovely★Complex · Animated Films

The Power Makes Your Voice Deep trope as used in popular culture. When a person taps into some mystical wellspring of power note or higher levels of …

Authority Sounds Deep: An authority figure's status is denoted by their deep voice. Baritone of Strength: A physically strong character has a deep voice.

Writers and/or producers choose to give their characters a deep voice when they want to portray them as strong and sturdy.

If you see a muscular man, you expect a deep macho voice. The Vamp will have a sexy, sultry voice. A child's voice is high pitched. And so on. This trope is ...

Regardless of who they are, they have a lot of power and authority, and a frequent way for writers to emphasize that is by giving a deep voice.

Authority Sounds Deep: A character has a deep voice to indicate the status of an authority figure, showing how they are experienced or to make them sound ...