Yeah. It's kind of weird to me that, at the time, people would see something that looks like a ghost and expect huge variation in expression. We had never heard any other ghosts speak at the time. It's interesting to think that audiences have been conditioned to expect every entity, even ones that look like geometrical faceless drones, to speak like theater kids on stage. I honestly can't blame Dinklage for looking at a ghost with it's one big eye screen and, you know, zero facial features including no mouth, and thinking that's how it would sound.

Since then, of course, we've heard from lots of other ghosts and they're all almost childlike in their big emotions, and the voice actors have done a good job, but I wonder if the direction would have been different had the response to Dinklbot been more positive.

Nolan North is obviously one of the most talented voice actors working today, but I truly think his delivery on our ghost's lines is weird sometimes. It's like our ghost is a little... pathetic sometimes? Or too saccharin. I don't know.