Vocal Transformer for Voice Over?

Hi, I need your input please. I am doing a low budget children's animation project and am looking for a *plug in* that will allow me to *"detune" my vocal* in order to emulate _5 different characters_ for _voice over_. Although it is low budget, I am looking for something that will do _*5 kid voices*_ well enough so that it does not sound cheap. I looked at a plug that came with Logic 8 and i can get 2 characters from it, I need more Can you please give me some suggestions?
Thanks in advance

Speaking of time & pitch machine, iZotope makes an excellent sounding plug-in. $399, just under your limit.
The demo runs legit for ten days, so perhaps you won't even have to buy it. I love it and recommend it.
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/radius/

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