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Yes — Redchild could be a very strong fit for Takhar Orisha-Kravenoff, especially if you want the character to feel:

youthful yet dangerous

theatrical and boastful

emotionally volatile

intimidating without sounding fully mature

His voice naturally carries a rough-edged swagger that fits Takhar’s “predator prince” personality extremely well. He can project the kind of cocky bravado Takhar would weaponize in conversation — the sense that this is someone constantly performing masculinity because he desperately wants approval.

The biggest strength Redchild would bring is energy. Takhar is not a cold, quiet hunter like some versions of Kraven. He’s louder, more emotional, more impulsive, and more attention-seeking. Redchild’s vocal style could sell:

arrogant taunting

explosive anger

immature competitiveness

overconfident battle banter

moments where Takhar sounds like an excited child trying to impress his father

That combination lines up especially well with the Bowser Jr. influence you described.

As for the African-Russian dialect: potentially yes, but it would depend heavily on direction and restraint.

Since Takhar is the son of Aja Orisha and the adopted son of Kraven the Hunter, the accent works best if it sounds organically blended rather than exaggerated. A subtle hybrid cadence would likely feel more believable:

Russian-influenced consonants and intensity from Kraven

smoother African tonal rhythm inherited from Aja

occasional aristocratic flair from Kraven’s dramatic speech patterns

The key would be avoiding a caricature. Takhar should sound culturally layered and emotionally authentic, not like two accents smashed together for novelty.

What makes Redchild particularly appealing is that he could probably capture Takhar’s emotional instability better than many traditionally “deep-voiced” actors. Takhar should sound like:

a young man trying very hard to sound like the legendary hunter he worships.