Fan Casting Edwin Neal as Mysterious Robotnik A.I. in Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome

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Edwin Neal as Mysterious Robotnik A.I. in Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome

Edwin NealUnited States

79 years old
Edwin "Ed" Neal is an American actor, perhaps best known for his role as Nubbins Sawyer in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre or his role as Lord Zedd in Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. He has been a top ...
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Edwin Neal

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Mysterious Robotnik A.I. (The A.I. that helps Starline)

in

Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome

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Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome

Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome

by Me, autobotsonicfan and giacomooffredi
Starline has returned, and now he’s not alone. He experimented on two innocent children and tortured them into cyborgs, becoming the powerful duo known as Surge the Tenrec and Kitsunami the Fennec!...
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Edwin Neal is known for his roles in Texas Chainsaw 3D, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and JFK. He has been suggested by fans for 76 roles on myCast, including Mysterious Robotnik A.I. in Dawn of Sonic: The Rise of Dr. Starline. Similar actors include Jim Cummings, Mike Pollock, and Jim Carrey. Edwin Neal was suggested to play Mysterious Robotnik A.I. in Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome by autobotsonicfan. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Mike Pollock, Jim Carrey, and Steve Carell. Dawn of Sonic: Imposter Syndrome has 21 roles, including Sonic the Hedgehog, Kit the Fennec, and Surge the Tenrec.

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