Spring: Part 2
May. 6th, 2011 11:18 pm- Nabari no Ou = Gundam
- BAccano dub/sub
- DDR Favs
Hello Livejournal, I'm back.
And Happy Friday. Week's been a little rough; dad was hospitalized again a few days ago and may get out tomorrownurses thought his bald head's cute xD. I'll leave out the details since it was pretty scary. And, I think my coughing has returned. Ugh! It doesn't seem to bother me too bad until later in the evening.
And I purchased MILO, popular drink in Australia and the Caribbean. I hope it's good.
BACCANO TIME: Dub and Sub
LINK: 【ニコニコ動画】BACCANO!【日米比較】
This says "BACCANO (Japan-U.S Comparisons)"
Isn't NicoDOuga So much fun? I like watching videos like these. The BACCANO English dub is apparently well-received because it gives off the old-fashioned American Gangster/Crime film atmosphere it gives off like you're watching. Got the suits, got the gangs, got the accents, etc. Never watched the series since I was interested in the books. And I'm not sure which eps cover the Rolling Bootlegs.
It was fun to read the video comments. Basically:
- Dub Firo (Todd Hakerborn): Japan seems to like this voice the most, saying it's "good" (いいね) and "cute" (かわいいいい). I don't like Todd's voice that much IN GENERAL, but I think he's tolerant as Firo.
- English and Japanese Ladd: Entertainment Hiroshi! Fujiwara Keiji (often called "Hiroshi". Now I'm calling him that now. Damn you NICODOUGA! ><)'s Ladd had too much of a impression that the English Ladd isn't liked. Well understandable. It seems less handsome compared to Keiji's, and Keiji is just very good. I guess I just like english Ladd's accent. If it was another person, or someone from a movie, it'd be better.
- Dub Maiza and Dub Issac: Dub Issac is a problem. Issac and Miria are lovely characters and are so enthusiastic. I think the video comments easily express how are felt: Issac's voice is astringent (渋い) . At first I thought the English V.O was just doing a cowboy voice because Issac was wearing a cowboy outfit, but it seems to be the actual voice. There is a lack of enthusiasm that I've seen from the "Rolling Booklegs" book. I knew Masaya Onosaka could do it! ><
Maiza...he felt like a big brother in the novel. So when I heard Mitsuru_Miyamoto's voice, I thought it was beautiful and perfect. You can tell why Firo respects him with Miyamoto's voice. The English voice is not soothing and doesn't seem to have a close-to-similar voice. I should look into it more.
- CHICK: Chick is Kappei Yamaguchi! I never seen the character before. One comment fits Dub Chick perfectly IMO: "a perverted voice" (or so I think that's what it says). I can't get over Kappei's cuteness. English Chick sounded terrible to me. Reminded me of...The Three Stooges?
NABARI NO OU = Gundam
So what does this mean? Basically, "Confusion".
Gundam = science fiction = quick pace = trouble understanding
I am reading the comic Nabari no Ou (Ruler of Nabari), which is about a boy name Miharu Rokujou who has a powerful forbidden ninja art inside of his body.
This is...hard to explain. I wonder if it's just me; while reading this comic, I seem to have trouble following what's going on and comprehending what the characters are saying. It must be the translations. I also seem to get bored while reading it and there are few appealing moments. Things seem to move fast too.
I do kinda like the fighting. It's not like with super powers such as high speed, turning invisible, or duplicating the body, but seems really more "ninja like" as the characters use distractions, body arts, and small sharp objects (ie: pencils).
DDR Favs
LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Dance_Revolution
I like the game DDR and its music. Randomly one day, I was wondering what my favorite tracks might be. I never thought about it because there are so many songs.
Butterfly, Dead Zone, Drop Out, Cowgirl, I do I do I do, Cowgirl, Long Train Runnin, Butterfly, Wookie Wookie, Waka Laka, Cartoon Heroes, LOVE LOVE SHINE, Tsugaru, Paranoia and Afronova have various versions (HOW MANY!), Love is Orange, Fly Away, Candy, Exotic Ethnic, The Whistle Song (Suggestive themes...lol), 321 Stars, etc. Those are good to me.
Butterfly is popular.
One-two-One! (it never says "Three" or am I deaf?)
EDIT: Oh, it does say "Three". *Deaf!* It's "1, 2, 321!"
- BAccano dub/sub
- DDR Favs
Hello Livejournal, I'm back.
And Happy Friday. Week's been a little rough; dad was hospitalized again a few days ago and may get out tomorrow
And I purchased MILO, popular drink in Australia and the Caribbean. I hope it's good.
BACCANO TIME: Dub and Sub
LINK: 【ニコニコ動画】BACCANO!【日米比較】
This says "BACCANO (Japan-U.S Comparisons)"
Isn't NicoDOuga So much fun? I like watching videos like these. The BACCANO English dub is apparently well-received because it gives off the old-fashioned American Gangster/Crime film atmosphere it gives off like you're watching. Got the suits, got the gangs, got the accents, etc. Never watched the series since I was interested in the books. And I'm not sure which eps cover the Rolling Bootlegs.
It was fun to read the video comments. Basically:
- Dub Firo (Todd Hakerborn): Japan seems to like this voice the most, saying it's "good" (いいね) and "cute" (かわいいいい). I don't like Todd's voice that much IN GENERAL, but I think he's tolerant as Firo.
- English and Japanese Ladd: Entertainment Hiroshi! Fujiwara Keiji (often called "Hiroshi". Now I'm calling him that now. Damn you NICODOUGA! ><)'s Ladd had too much of a impression that the English Ladd isn't liked. Well understandable. It seems less handsome compared to Keiji's, and Keiji is just very good. I guess I just like english Ladd's accent. If it was another person, or someone from a movie, it'd be better.
- Dub Maiza and Dub Issac: Dub Issac is a problem. Issac and Miria are lovely characters and are so enthusiastic. I think the video comments easily express how are felt: Issac's voice is astringent (渋い) . At first I thought the English V.O was just doing a cowboy voice because Issac was wearing a cowboy outfit, but it seems to be the actual voice. There is a lack of enthusiasm that I've seen from the "Rolling Booklegs" book. I knew Masaya Onosaka could do it! ><
Maiza...he felt like a big brother in the novel. So when I heard Mitsuru_Miyamoto's voice, I thought it was beautiful and perfect. You can tell why Firo respects him with Miyamoto's voice. The English voice is not soothing and doesn't seem to have a close-to-similar voice. I should look into it more.
- CHICK: Chick is Kappei Yamaguchi! I never seen the character before. One comment fits Dub Chick perfectly IMO: "a perverted voice" (or so I think that's what it says). I can't get over Kappei's cuteness. English Chick sounded terrible to me. Reminded me of...The Three Stooges?
NABARI NO OU = Gundam
So what does this mean? Basically, "Confusion".
Gundam = science fiction = quick pace = trouble understanding
I am reading the comic Nabari no Ou (Ruler of Nabari), which is about a boy name Miharu Rokujou who has a powerful forbidden ninja art inside of his body.
This is...hard to explain. I wonder if it's just me; while reading this comic, I seem to have trouble following what's going on and comprehending what the characters are saying. It must be the translations. I also seem to get bored while reading it and there are few appealing moments. Things seem to move fast too.
I do kinda like the fighting. It's not like with super powers such as high speed, turning invisible, or duplicating the body, but seems really more "ninja like" as the characters use distractions, body arts, and small sharp objects (ie: pencils).
DDR Favs
LINK: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Dance_Revolution
I like the game DDR and its music. Randomly one day, I was wondering what my favorite tracks might be. I never thought about it because there are so many songs.
Butterfly, Dead Zone, Drop Out, Cowgirl, I do I do I do, Cowgirl, Long Train Runnin, Butterfly, Wookie Wookie, Waka Laka, Cartoon Heroes, LOVE LOVE SHINE, Tsugaru, Paranoia and Afronova have various versions (HOW MANY!), Love is Orange, Fly Away, Candy, Exotic Ethnic, The Whistle Song (Suggestive themes...lol), 321 Stars, etc. Those are good to me.
Butterfly is popular.
One-two-One! (it never says "Three" or am I deaf?)
EDIT: Oh, it does say "Three". *Deaf!* It's "1, 2, 321!"