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'''Leslie Swan''' (1970 -) is a video game voice actor. She is also in charge of the localization of many of [[Nintendo]]'s games.


== List of video games ==
'''Leslie Swan''' is a [[Nintendo]] employee who has served as the Senior Editor of [[Nintendo Power]], voice actress, and [[Nintendo of America]] localization manager for numerous titles both within and without the ''[[Mario (series)|Mario]]'' series.  Contributing her voice to [[Princess Peach]] in ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', Swan became the first to voice the princess in a [[video game]].  In addition, she currently is the only voice actress to voice the ''[[WarioWare, Inc.]]'' character, [[Mona]].
* ''[[Super Mario 64]]'', (1996) – [[Princess Peach Toadstool]]
 
* ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'', (1996) – Princess Peach
[[Mario]] voice actor [[Charles Martinet]] holds Leslie in high regard.  "[[Bill Trinen]], Leslie Swan, and all those great guys, they have so many ideas [for voicing Mario], I come up with ideas, and of course there’s the script to go off of.  So we go to the script first, and then bounce some ideas and start playing….  We have this great playtime.  It’s really fun."<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/News/Story/200503/N05.0315.1715.35740.htm I Am Mario: The Charles Martinet Interview].  [http://www.gameinformer.com GameInformer]. Retrieved March 5, 2009.</ref>
* ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!]]'', (2003) &ndash; [[Mona]]
 
* ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', (2004) &ndash; [[Princess Peach]]
==History with the ''Mario'' Series==
* ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', (2007) &ndash; [[Princess Peach]]
===''Super Mario 64===
After serving as the localization manager of [[wikipedia:The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0841604/ Leslie Swan (II)]]. [[http://www.imdb.com The Internet Movie Database]]. Retrieved March 4, 2009.</ref> and serving as the Senior Editor of [[Nintendo Power]]<ref>"Super Mario 64". Nintendo Power (Nintendo) (89): 67. October 1996.</ref>, Leslie Swan penned the English script for ''Super Mario 64'' in [[1996]] which would later be translated and used in all version of the title.  In addition, [[Nintendo EAD]] requested that voice of Princess Peach, which she did.  She was asked to sound sweet, which she considered to be "a stretch."<ref>[http://www.n-sider.com/personnelview.php?personnelid=472 Leslie Swan.] [http://www.n-sider.com N-Sider.com]. Retrieved March 4, 2009.</ref>  The title marked Princess Peach's first video game speaking role.  Swan again voiced the princess in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' before giving up the role in [[1998]] to [[Asako Kozuki]] in ''[[Mario Party]]''.
 
===Return to Localization===
In [[2000]], Leslie Swan continued to localize many Nintendo of America titles.  Her first ''Mario'' series related title was ''[[Dr. Mario 64]]'' in [[2001]].  Shortly afterwards she worked as one of several localization managers of ''[[wikipedia:Animal Crossing (GCN)|Animal Crossing]]'' which involved both translation and major changes and additions.  [[Nintendo of Japan]] was impressed by the work of Leslie and her team.<ref>[http://www.n-sider.com/gameview.php?gameid=135&view=dev Animal Crossing]. [http://www.n-sider.com N-Sider.com]. Retrieved March 5, 2009.</ref>  She worked on the localization for ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' later that year and in [[2002]], she served as localization manager for ''[[Wario World]]''.
 
===Voice Acting and Localization===
For four years following the release of ''Wario World'', Leslie Swan worked both as a localization manager and voice actress starting with ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$]]'' in [[2003]].  Swan lent her voice to the character Mona, introduced in the title as both an employee of [[WarioWare, Inc. (company)|WarioWare, Inc.]] and as a potential love interest for [[Wario]].  It had been seven years since Leslie Swan had last voiced a character.  Though the title would be the last of the ''WarioWare, Inc.'' series that she would localize, she continued to voice Mona with the release of ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$]]'' and in [[2004]] with the releases of ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' and ''[[WarioWare: Touched!]]''.  Nintendo also released ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]'', a remake of ''Super Mario 64'', in 2004.  Several changes were made to Princess Peach's dialogue, so Swan took on the role once again for the first time in eight years.
 
Following these four titles, Leslie would not voice act again until [[2006]].  Instead, she once again worked as a localization manager, overseeing the [[North America|North American]] releases of ''[[Mario Golf: Advance Tour]]'' and ''[[Yoshi Topsy-Turvy]]'' in 2004 and ''[[Mario Kart DS]]'' and ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]'' in [[2005]].  She also managed the localization of ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]'' in 2006 in addition to loaning her voice once more to Mona in ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''.  Finally, in [[2007]], she returned to the role of Princess Peach in ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''.
 
==''Mario'' Series Localization, Voice Work, and Writing==
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| 1
| ''[[Super Mario 64]]''
| June 23, [[1996]]
| Screen Text Writer<br> Voice actress: [[Princess Peach]]
|-
| 2
| ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''
| December 14, [[1996]]
| Voice actress: [[Princess Peach]]
|-
| 3
| ''[[Dr. Mario 64]]''
| April 9, [[2001]]
| North American localization
|-
| 4
| ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]''
| September 14, [[2001]]
| North American localization
|-
| 5
| ''[[WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$]]''
| March 21, [[2003]]
| North American localization manager<br>Voice actress: [[Mona]]
|-
| 6
| ''[[Wario World]]''
| June 23, [[2003]]
| North American localization manager
|-
| 7
| ''[[Mario Golf: Advance Tour]]''
| April 22, [[2004]]
| North American localization manager
|-
| 8
| ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]''
| October 14, [[2004]]
| Voice actress: [[Mona]]
|-
| 11
| ''[[Super Mario 64 DS]]''
| November 21, [[2004]]
| Voice actress: [[Princess Peach]]
|-
| 10
| ''[[WarioWare: Touched!]]''
| December 2, [[2004]]
| Voice actress: [[Mona]]
|-
| 11
| ''[[Mario Kart DS]]''
| November 14, [[2005]]
| North American localization manager
|-
| 12
| ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time]]''
| November 28, [[2005]]
| North American localization manager
|-
| 13
| ''[[New Super Mario Bros.]]''
| May 15, [[2006]]
| North American localization manager
|-
| 14
| ''[[WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''
| December 2, [[2006]]
| Voice actress: [[Mona]]
|-
| 15
| ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''
| April 9, [[2007]]
| Voice actress: [[Princess Peach]]
|}


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Leslie Swan is a Nintendo employee who has served as the Senior Editor of Nintendo Power, voice actress, and Nintendo of America localization manager for numerous titles both within and without the Mario series. Contributing her voice to Princess Peach in Super Mario 64, Swan became the first to voice the princess in a video game. In addition, she currently is the only voice actress to voice the WarioWare, Inc. character, Mona.

Mario voice actor Charles Martinet holds Leslie in high regard. "Bill Trinen, Leslie Swan, and all those great guys, they have so many ideas [for voicing Mario], I come up with ideas, and of course there’s the script to go off of. So we go to the script first, and then bounce some ideas and start playing…. We have this great playtime. It’s really fun."[1]

History with the Mario Series

Super Mario 64

After serving as the localization manager of The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past[2] and serving as the Senior Editor of Nintendo Power[3], Leslie Swan penned the English script for Super Mario 64 in 1996 which would later be translated and used in all version of the title. In addition, Nintendo EAD requested that voice of Princess Peach, which she did. She was asked to sound sweet, which she considered to be "a stretch."[4] The title marked Princess Peach's first video game speaking role. Swan again voiced the princess in Mario Kart 64 before giving up the role in 1998 to Asako Kozuki in Mario Party.

Return to Localization

In 2000, Leslie Swan continued to localize many Nintendo of America titles. Her first Mario series related title was Dr. Mario 64 in 2001. Shortly afterwards she worked as one of several localization managers of Animal Crossing which involved both translation and major changes and additions. Nintendo of Japan was impressed by the work of Leslie and her team.[5] She worked on the localization for Luigi's Mansion later that year and in 2002, she served as localization manager for Wario World.

Voice Acting and Localization

For four years following the release of Wario World, Leslie Swan worked both as a localization manager and voice actress starting with WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$ in 2003. Swan lent her voice to the character Mona, introduced in the title as both an employee of WarioWare, Inc. and as a potential love interest for Wario. It had been seven years since Leslie Swan had last voiced a character. Though the title would be the last of the WarioWare, Inc. series that she would localize, she continued to voice Mona with the release of WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$ and in 2004 with the releases of WarioWare: Twisted! and WarioWare: Touched!. Nintendo also released Super Mario 64 DS, a remake of Super Mario 64, in 2004. Several changes were made to Princess Peach's dialogue, so Swan took on the role once again for the first time in eight years.

Following these four titles, Leslie would not voice act again until 2006. Instead, she once again worked as a localization manager, overseeing the North American releases of Mario Golf: Advance Tour and Yoshi Topsy-Turvy in 2004 and Mario Kart DS and Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time in 2005. She also managed the localization of New Super Mario Bros. in 2006 in addition to loaning her voice once more to Mona in WarioWare: Smooth Moves. Finally, in 2007, she returned to the role of Princess Peach in Super Paper Mario.

Mario Series Localization, Voice Work, and Writing

# Name First Release Date Role
1 Super Mario 64 June 23, 1996 Screen Text Writer
Voice actress: Princess Peach
2 Mario Kart 64 December 14, 1996 Voice actress: Princess Peach
3 Dr. Mario 64 April 9, 2001 North American localization
4 Luigi's Mansion September 14, 2001 North American localization
5 WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$ March 21, 2003 North American localization manager
Voice actress: Mona
6 Wario World June 23, 2003 North American localization manager
7 Mario Golf: Advance Tour April 22, 2004 North American localization manager
8 WarioWare: Twisted! October 14, 2004 Voice actress: Mona
11 Super Mario 64 DS November 21, 2004 Voice actress: Princess Peach
10 WarioWare: Touched! December 2, 2004 Voice actress: Mona
11 Mario Kart DS November 14, 2005 North American localization manager
12 Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time November 28, 2005 North American localization manager
13 New Super Mario Bros. May 15, 2006 North American localization manager
14 WarioWare: Smooth Moves December 2, 2006 Voice actress: Mona
15 Super Paper Mario April 9, 2007 Voice actress: Princess Peach
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  1. ^ I Am Mario: The Charles Martinet Interview. GameInformer. Retrieved March 5, 2009.
  2. ^ Leslie Swan (II)]. [The Internet Movie Database]. Retrieved March 4, 2009.
  3. ^ "Super Mario 64". Nintendo Power (Nintendo) (89): 67. October 1996.
  4. ^ Leslie Swan. N-Sider.com. Retrieved March 4, 2009.
  5. ^ Animal Crossing. N-Sider.com. Retrieved March 5, 2009.
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