4:30 That annoyed eye role from Victor always gives me life. Forever a true badass.
Quite honestly, this is marvelous voice acting. You have an incredible range; not to mention the audio quality, and overall polished sound.
I'd urge you to continue to pursue a career within character voicing, overall, a stellar job; one of the most underrated fandubs out there.
Oh wow, thanks! I appreciate that! Full time voice acting would be a dream come true!
your vocal range is incredible! Keep on doing these fandubs they are beautiful!
Just love Rocky's rhyming mouth music.......
nicely done man, once again!
Anmd, in the best Hollywood tradition, hundreds of Thompsonn gun rounds flying about, without apparently hitting anybody......... Just love these strips, they become addictive.
Ah, this Dub made my day💜💜
Awesome voice acting and sound effects!
I read this comic 3 times now and I still don't get what the "hatchet joke" is
I get the impression that Mordecai was told that "hatcheting up" the target was a requirement. Maybe along the lines of "You're the new Hatchet man, right? Well, use the hatchet then! Its what you're paid for!"
The Joke is that the Twins told him to hatch his target but they didn't mean literally. Mordecai doesn't pick up social cues and metaphors very well.
I appreciate the clarification! Poor Mordecai! Freaking love him. I love Rocky more.
I thought it might be something like the 'ginger beer treatment' in one of Terry Pratchet's Night Watch stories - never explained but the mere mention sends people into unfathemable terrors.
Here I thought cats were supposed to be able to see in the dark.
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Oh nice Rocky's head isnt split open anymore also how did that happen mind elaborating sir?
Why do you insist in using the "Gosh Darn to Heck" approach on your dubs? It's kinda pointless considering most of your audience can read the word bubbles and see that there's swearing on it.
I just personally can't bring myself to using certain words. Maybe if I was in a paid role I'll bend it if its non-negotiable. Till then, I can just substitute them.
Cars from 1800s-1900s-1920s etc were practically indestructible metallic gods of machines. Like basically gods
During the pilot when people reacted and said "That car should be toast by now!" They don't seem to realize that the cars were solid metal and could actually take a solid hit. Granted, how MUCH the cars were getting shot was pretty significant, but still, don't underestimate the early automobile's durability.