Nintendo's iconic video game character Mario can easily be recalled by his red hat, denim overalls - and quintessential high-pitched 'Wahoo!'.

But after the infamous plumber's voice actor Charles Martinet, 67, announced his retirement this month, the company's mascot is due to be given a vocal make-over for the first time since 1991.

A good vocal performance can make or break a character - and often, the most gifted voiceover performers will slip under the radar in public; unless they speak out loud, of course.

But how well do you know the faces behind some of the most iconic characters in animated history?

Which beloved cartoon does A-lister Mila Kunis lend her trademark husky voice to... and which unlikely villain did Mark Hamill bring to life with his vocal performance?

Here, FEMAIL quizzes how well you know the person behind the recording booth.

Scroll down for answers.

1. NANCY CARTWRIGHT

Nancy Cartwright, 65, has been voicing this famous character for 34 years. This beloved animated rebel is known for always getting in trouble and never following the rules.

2. TOM KENNY

Tom Kenny, 61, is known for facing sweet, good-natured characters - and this famous children's favourite is no exception. He's been the face behind the mic for this wholesome protagonist since 1999

3. MILA KUNIS

While she's known as an A-lister in Hollywood, Mila Kunis has also lent her distinct voice to a famous cartoon about an American family. The actress, 40, has been playing the role since 1999

4. WILL ARNETT

Will Arnett, who has a signature husky tenor, has earned high praise for his performance as the titular character of a bittersweet animated show. The actor, 53, combined both comedy and drama in his performance

5. SARAH NATOCHENNY

Sarah Natochenny, 35, has voiced this iconic character since she was 18 years old in the English dub of a famous show. The performer has also voiced video game characters

6. DON MESSICK

Don Messick - who passed away in 1997, aged 71, for decades brought one of the most famous animated dogs to life. The franchise still exists and continues to create new content

7. WALT DISNEY

Walt Disney's fame lives on far beyond the characters he created, but few may know which one of them he voiced well until 1947. Pictured in 1951

8. ALAN REED

Alan Reed was the voice behind one of the most popular cartoon characters in the 1960s. Pictured in 1964

9. H. JON BENJAMIN

H. Jon Benjamin, 67 is a well known voice actor who found fame with roles including Sterling Archer in Archer and Carl in Family Guy. But in this famed role, he plays a family man who's also running a restaurant with his wife and children

10. TREY PARKER

Trey Parker is known for his uniquely satirical style of comedy, often collaborating with creative partner Matt Stone. The pair are well known for creating a show together - which has been running since 1997 with 26 seasons out - and Trey voices its most popular and problematic character

11. MARK HAMILL

He played the hero who saves the galaxy in the Star Wars movies. But Mark Hamill's most famous voice acting role is nowhere near Luke Skywalker. The actor, 71, truly leaned into the dark side of the force to bring this signature villain to life

ANSWERS BELOW:

1. NANCY CARTWRIGHT: BART SIMPSON FROM THE SIMPSONS

Nancy also voices Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum, Todd Flanders, Kearney, Database, and Maggie on the show

Nancy has been the voice for Bart Simpson - the show's goofy and lovable rebel - for the past 34 years

2. TOM KENNY: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS FROM SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS

Tom has also voiced a host of other characters on the show, including Gary, the French Narrator and Patchy the Pirate.

Tom has been the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants, the optimistic sponge which lives in a pineapple under the sea, since 1999

3. MILA KUNIS: MEG GRIFFIN FROM FAMILY GUY

Mila Kunis has been the voice of Meg Griffin - the Family Guy character with the worst luck - since she was a teenager

4. WILL ARNETT: BOJACK HORSEMAN FROM BOJACK HORSEMAN

Will Arnett was praised for the complexity and emotional depth he brought to a cartoon horse in the popular animated TV series

5. SARAH NATOCHENNY: ASH KETCHUM FROM POKEMON (FROM 2006 TO 2023)

Sarah Natochenny is a memorable voice for anyone who aspired to be a Pokémon trainer when they were a child

6. DOM MESSICK: SCOOBY DOO FROM SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU? (1969 - 1970)

Dom also voiced Scooby-Doo and other small characters in the franchise throughout the 70s and well into the 90s

Dom also voiced Scooby-Doo and other small characters in the franchise throughout the 70s and well into the 90s

7. WALT DISNEY: MICKEY MOUSE

Walt served as Mickey's original voice from 1928 into the 1940s.

Walt served as Mickey's original voice from 1928 into the 1940s. He passed away in 1966, age 65

8. ALAN REED: FRED FLINSTONE FROM THE FLINTSTONES

Alan Reed was the voice behind one of the most popular cartoon characters in the 1960s - Fred Flintstone

9. H. JON BENHAMIN: BOB BELCHER FROM BOB'S BURGERS

H. Jon Benjamin, 67 is a well known voice actor who found fame with roles including Sterling Archer in Archer and Carl in Family Guy

10. TREY PARKER: ERIC CARTMAN FROM SOUTH PARK

Trey also voices some reoccurring characters as well as : Stan Marsh, Randy Marsh and Mr. Garrison.

Trey Parker is known for his uniquely satirical style of comedy, often collaborating with creative partner Matt Stone

11. MARK HAMILL: THE JOKER FROM HANDFUL OF PROJECTS ACROSS THE YEARS, INCLUDING BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, SUPERMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, THE NEW BATMAN ADVENTURES, JUSTICE LEAGUE, STATIC SHOCK, ROBOT CHICKEN, BATMAN: MASK OF THE PHANTASM AND BATMAN BEYOND: RETURN OF THE JOKER