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*His first live action role was as Bonesteel in TMNT: The Next Mutation. Bonesteel was a big game hunter with a screw loose. Not that big of a stretch really. | *His first live action role was as Bonesteel in TMNT: The Next Mutation. Bonesteel was a big game hunter with a screw loose. Not that big of a stretch really. | ||
*Seriously, he's clinically insane. | *Seriously, he's clinically insane. | ||
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Scott McNeil (September 15, 1962- ) is an Australian-born Canadian voice actor. Some of his most notable roles include Piccolo from the original English dub of Dragonball Z, Bonesteel from Ninja Turtles: the Next Mutation, Cobra Commander from G.I. Joe: Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles, Hohenheim of Light from Fullmetal Alchemist, Duo Maxwell from Gundam Wing, Wolverine from X-Men Evolution, Ace the Bat-Hound from Krypto the Superdog, Ken Masters from Street Fighter, Proto Man and Dr. Wily in Mega Man, and oh so many more.
He is an extremely prolific performer, an incredibly popular guest at Transformers and anime conventions, and is probably insane.
Scratch the "probably".
Voice Roles
Beast Wars
- Dinobot
- Dinobot II
- Packrat (script reading)
- Rattrap
- Silverbolt
- Vice Grip (script reading)
- Waspinator
- Cicadacon
Beast Machines
- Rattrap
- Silverbolt
- Waspinator
Armada
Energon
- Jetfire
- Omega Supreme
- Strongarm
Cybertron
- Backstop
- Snarl
- Velocitron announcer
McNeil didn't continue Jetfire into Cybertron. The producers reportedly wanted Jetfire to have a more 'Australian' voice instead of his usual, hence a new actor. Ironically, Scott McNeil was, in fact, born in Brisbane, Australia! Clearly, he was insufficiently Australian.
Convention Appearances
Trivia
- Scott looks vastly different at each of his convention appearances. This page only scratches the surface of his myriad looks.
- For the interview in Madman Entertainment's Beast Wars DVDs, Scott came dressed in a foam Megatron costume.
- In the 2003 animated version of Ben Hur, he was the voice of Jesus. When Scott gets arrested, Robert Foxworth denies him three times.
- His first live action role was as Bonesteel in TMNT: The Next Mutation. Bonesteel was a big game hunter with a screw loose. Not that big of a stretch really.
- Seriously, he's clinically insane.
