Honestly, Vic was miscast a lot, and I'd argue that Broly was one of his miscastings.

This is mostly because of how much he just leans back on his natural voice, but his natural voice isn't really that flexible.

experience the kind of turbulence Vic has.

You're not gonna find a bunch of people who have "Scott McNeil creeped on me" stories, for example, even though he's also famously prone to wandering cons and hanging with fans.

turned himself into a weird rallying point for the alt-right when this finally exploded into the spotlight in a way his employers couldn't sweep under a rug.

This doesn't happen with VAs who act normal, people want to like them and go to cons to meet them, so they really have to misbehave to

goes back to closer to his big debut in FMA in 2003 than it does to his finally getting his comeuppance a decade and a half later.

He's always been good at creating a community that will defend him to the death with minimal prompting, which is why there's a 'controversy' about it at all. Then he

I'm genuinely too tired to do the full spiel but: Nope, Vic Mignogna being a creep was common knowledge in the anime con circuit by the mid-to-late 2000s.

Con staff knew it, con boards let it happen because he brought in money, but the informal understanding he couldn't be trusted with young women