+DreamSword I imagine what was going on there "Ok, now try to be excited. A little more excited. Woah, that's too much. PLEASE DONT BREAK THE FURNITURE."
It's kind of interesting how pre-remake Seki used a more relaxed and normal voice when talking as Stahn normally, and then post remake they really make him sound like a country bumpkin. Not quite sure which voice I prefer, but I liked how VS managed to use both types of voice in very different contexts.
I almost forgot that in the psx version the old Swordian System allowed Stahn, Lion, Rutee, Philia, and Woodrow allowed to cast different spells then the ones they were assiganed to in the Ps2 version XD
+James Vega Yeah, that was a neat touch, switching their Swordians around to allow for varied spellcasting, and hence why there's a lot of voice clips for all of them. Figures they would glue them to their respective wielders' hands since the PS2 remake had that whole Swordian system going on.
this guy apparently played as Miyata in Hajime no Ippo. He has damn good range, I can't hear miyata in this at all. He sounds more like the protag in GaoGaiGar
This collection proves Japanese acting is not the perfect voice fantasy that insipid weeaboos stupidly think it is. It also proves that Tomokazu Seki is not that good at speaking English words back then. I heard he found his voice acting in this game to be something funny to look back on after all these years. XD
I like how most of the lines have both an excited and series take to them. It's obvious which one they decided to go with.
+DreamSword I imagine what was going on there "Ok, now try to be excited. A little more excited. Woah, that's too much. PLEASE DONT BREAK THE FURNITURE."
It's kind of interesting how pre-remake Seki used a more relaxed and normal voice when talking as Stahn normally, and then post remake they really make him sound like a country bumpkin. Not quite sure which voice I prefer, but I liked how VS managed to use both types of voice in very different contexts.
+Vulture Swallow Also, it's interesting to note that the more serious tone used for some outtakes has been carried over to future!Stahn in ToD2.
Best line: 1:03 lol
+V Cent I knew someone would bring that up. Seki became famous for that. XD
I almost forgot that in the psx version the old Swordian System allowed Stahn, Lion, Rutee, Philia, and Woodrow allowed to cast different spells then the ones they were assiganed to in the Ps2 version
XD
+James Vega Yeah, that was a neat touch, switching their Swordians around to allow for varied spellcasting, and hence why there's a lot of voice clips for all of them. Figures they would glue them to their respective wielders' hands since the PS2 remake had that whole Swordian system going on.
this guy apparently played as Miyata in Hajime no Ippo. He has damn good range, I can't hear miyata in this at all. He sounds more like the protag in GaoGaiGar
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+Kevassa02
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This collection proves Japanese acting is not the perfect voice fantasy that insipid weeaboos stupidly think it is. It also proves that Tomokazu Seki is not that good at speaking English words back then. I heard he found his voice acting in this game to be something funny to look back on after all these years. XD
+Flegan777 What do you mean, that FASUTO EIIIDO is golden! He should be proud of the hilarity here xD
+Kevassa02 Well it was back then. He's gotten much better. XP