Sonic Heroes (Japanese) - Team Rose - Cutscenes + In-Game Dialogue 

I happened to see the first few subbed episodes of Sherlock Hound a few years back, and he voiced Professor Moriarty, the recurring villain in that series. It was surprising enough to see him in an '80s anime (though according to his resume, the dude's been at it since the '60s), but what really caught me off guard is how similar he sounded to his (at the time) current role as Eggman, a role he wouldn't start taking up until almost 20 years later (and would continue to play for about 15 years afterwards until his death). It really is amazing how well some of these veteran seiyuu polish their acting talents over several decades.

@YamatoFukkatsu: I know.

and with the enemies

TheKahunaLagoona I wish the English dub had better directors.

Yes, that's what bothers me too on the whole English dub, also the emotions that were completely gone in Sonic X.

*****​ That's mainly 4kids' fault. They're just a crappy company to begin with.

I totally agree with you on that!

I will never forgive them for what they did to the whole Sonic X translation, even deleting important scenes.

I'm confused. What was she going to say?

There’s a few different translations, mostly because Japanese is trickier to translate. I’ve also seen that apparently Sonic faked his injuries to run away, implying he’s a cheater

@@princenoah21 "I think he just need to you stay far from him, idk" :V

@@Kumaclaws well that makes it make more sense

Ohh absolutely

Me too.

all three are way better

@dorim ae jp voices

@NocturneArchunterKellianth Lisa Ortiz was the only one who ever portrayed her sweet and strong traits perfectly wdym

Donkey Kong as in the Japanese dub of Donkey Kong Country, or what?

Amy and Cream are part of the DK Crew. FACT!

@@solaris9426 donkey Kongs current voice actor in games is the same voice actor as Japanese big

"Kaeru-kun." "Kaeru" (かえる/蛙) is "frog" in Japanese.

blackblur7 I know

Thanks! I'm glad you've been enjoying! Thanks for the kind offer. However, I can still do these myself; time aside, I'll find my ways to go around. Furthermore, I'm afraid I might find myself too demanding or meticulously picky to direct, haha. Again, thanks! Good day to you.

Not a problem! You make some great videos, man! Also, forgot to mention that I love the titles that you give to each of the timestamps! Adds a very nice and personal touch! Thanks for replying! :) I wouldn't worry about you being too demanding or picky to direct editing towards, since I would really love to record for you. Either way, I've been having a hankering to jump back into these games for another playthrough that I was gonna record, so I'd really like to help out, if at all possible! I've got a good grasp of your style of editing from this alone and I can handle heavy duty stuff like this fairly well! You could just write down a list of do's and dont's and I can follow that to a T, if possible. Or I could just record a butt-ton of raw footage and send it to you, either-or! But if that's not your style, then I completely understand and that's not a problem! Once again, thanks for the kind words and replying. :)

blackblur7 how do you record it?

Well you can always translate the voices of the characters if you have the PS2 version of the game. On the Xbox version in order for that to happen, you have to go to the System settings, go to language and select Japanese in that sense the console's wording will be translated as well. If you boot up the game in the console, you'll see that the wording in the game is translated along with the character's voices. The reason for that is that if you go to the game's options menu, it doesn't show you where you can translate the voices and subtitles of the characters because you're playing it on the Xbox version. For the PS2 however, you do it manually in the game because the PS2 itself doesn't have the ability to translate the voices and dialogue of the characters for you. I mean you can but it's only for the system itself only. If you want to translate the voices, then do on the game's options menu for the PS2 version.

IKR

These are Tv Tokyo seiyus and, yup, the same seiyu.

Unfortunately no. Cream's Japanese VA voiced Minatsu Amakase from D. C. II, Kousuke Edogawa from D. C. III and Lisianthus from Shuffle!

yea omg

ThisGamingDragon Means "my, or I".

Luigi Mario 1997 yeah, "I". But in the small child sense, right?

"Boku" is more like a humbled, reserved, innocent version of "I," compared to the general-use "watashi."

Watashi is rather feminine and Ore is rather masculine. Those, like Thief King Bakura in Yu-Gi-Oh!, who think rather highly of themselves would add an honorific to it like how Yami Bakura uses Ore-sama when referring to himself.

@@solaris9426 watashi isn't feminine, it's the default. Everyone uses it when around strangers, people they aren't close with or when just trying to be respectful. Using something like "ore" or "atashi" can be seen as very impolite.

Tbh, despite being a male, Amy is my 2nd favorite character, next to Tails.

That dialogue goes unused because the VIP Room isn't in their version of the level

Even so, he should’ve put it

Though I don't really have much time on my hands than I used to, sure. I hope I will start after finishing Sonic Heroes.

+blackblur7 ok

+blackblur7 And after that can you do Adventure just because you skipped it.

I will when I can.

blackblur7 Okay.

From 1991 to 2001 basically genesis era to dreamiest era, they did sell well in Japan. However, fro. there, his game sales began to fall in Japan. And I have two reasons I think I know why. 1.Sega's console died. Sonic's game sold well exclusively on the dreamcast in all countries. And since it was Sega's console, they could promote the game and give it a long stock as long they can. However, ever since it died, Sonic then decided to go software, which means, selling games on other brands. Sonic's games were then licensed by Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft. Since they were licensed by other companies, the companies could decide how they could promote the games, and they would also have limited stocks in Japan. However, the thing I don't get is that even after all this happening, he still sold well in Europe and America. I think is because the way Sonic has small stocks of being exposed in most gaming shops in Japan. Just like Sonic lost world in Japan, I heard that it had a really small stock and got taken down. Plus, I heard that business with games, manga and anime in Japan has been kinda rough over the past few years.

Oh, I have been thinking about that for some time. I have been a Sonic fan for a decade, and I have heard about him not doing well in Japan, yet doing well in the US and Europe. Do you think it might also be because the games DID drop in quality after Sega opted out of the console war, and that the Japanese are "maybe" a lot pickier? As in, they take the need of quality very seriously. We have to remember how BROKEN Sonic 06 was, I believe that's where Sonic got knocked down horridly almost everywhere in the world. You make a great point about the possibility of the stocks thing, but I have to say it's highly unlikely, considering he still really did well in America and Europe. I think those companies just have to license it, so that it can get a release on their consoles, nothing to do with how much it's promoted. Sega still can promote it using E3 or Tokyo Game Show, the upcoming party, ect. Sega has been really silent about the next Sonic game, the MAIN series Sonic game. Do you think they might have a plan to turn things around? Here's hoping.

To be frank, I don't ever keep any personal opinions on the success of the Sonic the Hedgehog series, whether it's success as in sales or success as in popularity. To put it another way, straightforwardly, as a fellow fan of the series myself, as long as I still am a grateful and passionate fan of the series as I have been since I was a child, I am happy and satisfied. That is all.

Oh, me too. I just get pressured by people over the internet, and many people talking about how Sonic is gonna ceases to exist, he's already dead, ect. I just don't want the series to be at serious risk of ending. It would suck, if that were to happen now. Given that the series is a huge part of my childhood, I wouldn't want it to ever go away. Of course, the good memories will always remain. :)

BlueBlur8 Me too as well. The funny thing is that Sonic 06 actually sold well than most sonic games in Japan, including Sonic generations and Sonic colors. I heard that Sonic is known in Japan just like Mario, but they don't just buy his games cause of the console wars I think.

I need a ultra in depth explanation for this Team Blast.

I don't quite understand what you're asking... This is a Japanese copy of the game. I hope that is a sufficient answer to your question.

blackblur7 Oh ok sorry it's just with Sonic Adventure 2 Battle there's an option where you can switch between English and Japanese language.

blackblur7 Where did you get the Japanese version from? I'd really like to know

+Cosplayer Extraordinaire If i remember correctly the North American version had a setting which you can change the language from english to japanese

thatonetallguy I have the Gamecube port there's no setting for the Japanese language

Of course. Intending to post each of the next ones at approximately no later than the next week for the weeks to follow. Stay tuned.

blackblur7 Thanks.

Will be on their way. Will post each of them no later than weekly for the weeks to follow. Stay tuned.

+blackblur7 Big sounds so hilariously stupid 😂