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Fan Casting Andrew Minyard as Acrophobia in Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)

shadowfox made this fan casting suggestion on September 4, 2023. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Andrew Minyard as Acrophobia in Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)

Andrew MinyardUnited States

Main character and Neil Josten's love interest in the "All for the Game" series by Nora Sakavic. Andrew Joseph Minyard is a sophomore Criminal Justice major at Palmetto State University, and a goal...
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Acrophobia in Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)
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Andrew Minyard

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Acrophobia (Fear of heights)

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Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)

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Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)

Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version)

Please only nominate characters that *actually* fit the diagnosis. If I get too many nominations that feel like trolling, I'll have to close nominations to only a few specific users.
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Andrew Minyard has been suggested by fans for 95 roles on myCast, including Brilliant, but Lazy in Sort by Tropes. Similar actors include Jason Todd (Red Hood), Dean Winchester, and Gray Fullbuster. Andrew Minyard was suggested to play Acrophobia in Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version) by shadowfox. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Mabel Pines, Megara, and Syo Kurusu. Diagnosing Fictional Characters (My version) has 34 roles, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and Depression.

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