Star Wars voice pack: You Turned Her Against Me
The most quoted argument in the prequels, with the dialogue taken out so you can put yours in. Anakin and Obi-Wan on Mustafar, at the end of Revenge of the Sith. You hear each original line, record your own, and watch the scene back in your voice.
The pack is by Pothas, published on GameBanana in July 2026 as a single ZIP of about 9.6 MB. It holds 17 clips, which is roughly a twenty-minute session the first time through and much less once you know the scene. The author's own note on the pack: "One of the most widely quoted scenes across Star Wars, this here is an exchange that happens at the end of Revenge of the Sith. Blood-chilling dialogue, as usual."
Get the pack and load it
- Open the pack's GameBanana page and download the ZIP. Leave it zipped.
- Open the studio and choose Upload pack ZIP in the tape rack.
- Drop the ZIP onto the import panel, or pick it with Choose Pack ZIP.
- The pack unpacks into your browser's storage and appears on the rack. Import it once and it stays there.
Nothing is uploaded. The ZIP is read on your device, and so is every take you record. The how-to-play guide covers the recording controls in full.
Why this one is worth dubbing
It is a two-hander, which makes it the best pack on this list for playing with someone else. Take a side each, pass the device between lines, and you get an argument rather than a monologue. Both characters are shouting over lava, so nobody has to be a good actor for it to land.
It is also the scene most people can already quote from memory. That cuts both ways: you will not need to learn the lines, but the audience knows exactly how each one is supposed to sound, so a flat read is obvious. Lean into it instead of trying to match the original.
Performance notes
- The lines are shouted. Back off the mic a little further than usual and let the room take some of the level, or the loud lines will clip and there is no fixing that afterwards.
- Anakin's half is anger; Obi-Wan's is grief. If one person is doing both, drop your volume and slow down when you switch sides — that contrast reads better than doing two voices.
- Watch the waveform under the monitor. On a shouted line it is easy to come in half a second early, and the overlaid shapes show you that faster than your ear does.
- Deliberately wrong is funnier than nearly right. A bored, mumbled "you turned her against me" gets more of a reaction than a decent impression.
The pack is one fan's work built from film dialogue, hosted on GameBanana rather than here — this site stores no pack content. It is released under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0, so it is free to download and play — credit Pothas if you post your dub, and see the about page for how we handle takedowns.