Different redshift slices representing the sky in Galactic coordinates, with the zero longitude point in the center. The black dots represent the 2M++ galaxies used to infer the posterior realizations of the Local Universe. The crosses represent the void centers within the redshift bin, while the solid circles are the apparent size of their effective radii. The semitransparent circles represent the intersection with voids centered in adjacent redshift bins. We show the neighboring voids only when they intersect the redshift bin entirely, to minimize the visual contamination from galaxies outside of the void. Additionally, the spherical approximation becomes less accurate the farther away from the void center. As a visual confirmation, voids actually occupy the regions with little to no galaxies. The predictive power of the Manticore-Local suite combined with our void finding procedure is shown by the fact that we are able to infer voids behind the Galactic plane, in regions where we do not have direct observations of galaxies.