In anime culture Korea, Indonesia and Brazil follows Japan in pronunciation, real partners. India and US walks together in pronunciation it's pretty too theses culturals interactions.
Brazil doesn't always follow the US when voice actors master Japanese they make a direct version of the anime, I've seen that Brazil follows Japan in cartoons, it really depends on the team, stop being know-it-alls and arrogant.
Yeah at least for me in America I use the Japanese version. Most people watch subtitles in shows. While jimmy is his name here it’s not common for those to use it since subtitles dosent say jimmy
Context on Jimmy Kudo (Detective Conan) being used in India: The name Jimmy Kudo was not used in any of the Indian dubs (Animax, Hangama, Disney XD and currently ETV Bal Bharat) they all used the original names. The confusion of Jimmy being used is mainly because of the prevenance of piracy, so even though India never received the funimation dub, the English names stuck with English Dub watchers, but this has started to change with the release of the newer English dubs over the past few years and the newest Indian Dub in 12 different languages including English, Hindi, Tamil and more on ETV Bal Bharat which stick to the original names.
For Crayon Shin-Chan, unlike Elita I actually know his mother’s name because I think aside from Shin-Chan himself Misae is the deuteragonist, or maybe even the protagonist because most things actually happen from her point of view 😂
Yes, in India we don't say Jimmy kudo we say Shinichi kudo.. She is very clever😂 btw for saying smartly about detective Conan although she doesn't know very well abt this anime
14:06 im from Indonesia and i should say she wrong about this one, there are some episode where Nohara Misae and Nohara Hiroshi got called by fullname and if you read the comic itself altough it already translated to Indonesia language you will see the name a lot
I remember calling Japanese characters name first name first last name last that whenever I mentioned the character name to my friends about it, it was always in that sequence. Like Ranma was Ranma Saotome, not Saotome Ranma. But now I can't use that sequence with Japanese names anymore, especailly with Japanese kpop idols. So when I see, for example, Sakura from lesserafim's name fully written out as Sakura Miyawaki, I feel something is off, unless it's been written as Miyawaki Sakura.
Saki with this visual looks so mature that i even thought she was another person lol But it actually suits with her too. She looks beautiful dressing cute and dressing mature
Only underrated because it’s older, so not as many people watch it, and it barely added to Netflix and the ending wasn’t finished for years so many can see it now but it just looks too old for them.
In India 🇮🇳 its Shinichi Kudo (never ever Jimmy), Mitsy Nohara (also Misaye/Misti Nohara), and Hiroshi Nohala but also Harry Nohara. Its like general knowledge for every kids here but atleast she tried her best!
Yo... The English speaker was wrong when it came to Conan. When it came to the west it was called Case Closed; eventually referred to as Detective Conan. I think she watched it later on in life and so was introduced to it through the way Japanese people referred to it. On top of that the reason his name was Jimmy Kudo was because dubbing back then tried to make it easier for people to say it and because Jimmy was a common name in English. They kept the "last name" because it was easy to pronounce. Back then if the name in Japanese was easy for dubbing studios to say they would keep it and make a change on the first name mostly to make it easier for English audiences. Honestly it was dumb and that is just a few examples of how and what was changed when bringing anime to the USA between the 80's up to the mid 2000's. By then anime dubbing studios were progressing and getting better when it came to translations.
My favourite anime will forever be Attack on Titan. It is the best anime ever made in anime history. I miss Eren and Attack on Titan so much. I still remember crying watching that last episode, I still feel like I might cry if I even think about AOT. What a journey.😭😭😭😭😭🫶🏼✨️ Okay, now back to watching this video.😅
In Philippines Tagalog dubbed by famous Philippine rapper Andrew E .Shin-chan and his dad call her mom Carmen 😂 And almost of anime characters has same Korean is just different But sometimes we change here in pH
I remember one episode where Shin chan got lost and the policeman asked him his mother's name and he goes what is Mitsy's name, and that's how I remember her name as well.
It is sad that there was not a Spanish speaker and French Speaker. As for the legendary Pokemon: In the English version they represent, ("Arctic", "Zap" and "Molten") and the suffixes are all the Spanish words for “one” “two” and “three” (Uno, Dos, Tres). ArticUNO, ZapDOS, and MolTRES. In French, each of them have suffixes that are inspired by deities. Articuno is called Artikodin (after Odin), Zapdos is called Électhor (after Thor) and Moltres is called Sulfura (after Ra the ancient Egyptian god of the Sun). And in Japanese most people could have guessed by the sound, their names are translated to ‘Freezer,’ ‘Thunder’ and ‘Fire.’
Old anime (90-2000's) era many country do localization to match their culture soo naming, some animation, op and ed changed and renamed. Many countries import the right from or using American distributor soo no wonder many countries following American localization Nowadays anime we import the right straight from japan and people generally accepted japan culture, soo there are little to no change nowadays
A missed chance to have a Latin American to consternate everyone with our old names for Conan characters: - Conan Edogawa --> Conan Blassy - Shinichi Kudo --> Bobby Jackson - Ran Mouri --> Claudia Guzmán - Kogoro Mouri --> Carlos Guzmán And so on... The names were changed at the request of TBS (the rights' holders). It didn't do well in Mexico, so the dub was cancelled somewhat quickly, so we never got a counterpart for Ai Haibara, for example. Newer translations (starting with the dubs of the first three films) keep the Japanese names in Western order.
The newest English dub of Detective Conan (as "Case Closed") restored the Japanese names of "Shinichi Kudo", "Ai Haibara", and others. Detective Conan was originally dubbed in the era of extreme localization, which resulted in Americanization of names. But "new" English dubs don't typically do that anymore.
So with Detective Conan aka Case Closed in the US, Ai Haibara’s American name is actually Vai Greythorn in the English Dub of the anime. Anita Hailey is her name in the manga.
Watching this episode reminds me with my childhood back in early 2000, back then we dont have internet only TV, Sunday is a special day almost every tv channel in Indonesia aired cartoon/anime from 5 am to 12 am, 4 pm to 6/7 pm. Some of the Anime/cartoon is Sinchan, Doraemon, Chibi Maruko Chan, Inuyasha, Pokemon, Digimon, Sakura, Minky Momo, Conan, Hachi, Captain Tsubasa, Hamtaro, Dragon Ball, Ninja Hatori, Yu Gi Oh, Ranma 1/2, Samurai X and etc.
The Korean version of Kudo Shinichi, Nam Do-il, is named after the novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, just like Conan. Additionally, the "il" in Nam Do-il and the "ichi" in Kudo Shinichi both mean "one" in Korean and Japanese, respectively.
In Thailand , Thai publishers who purchase the rights to produce and distribute manga will not change any names or specific words or meanings from the original. Even if the word is root words from Japanese or English if written from the original Japanese , we will pronounce like Japanese bc we respect the original work. It’s never change since 70s-80s from now on 🙇♂️
Ah that's why. I aksed my Indian colleagues to sing Doraemon's song and they say "Doremon" and i got confused a bit since in Indonesia we say Doraemon. Now I understand 🤣🤣
I almost screamed when the first girl from the right said demon slayer is her favorite then the Indian and then the other one-😂😭 honestly i am too obsessed
I guess the US-lady is a great reminder not to judge a book by its cover - she looks like a typical model-type, never would have guessed she'd be an otaku
I'm currently watching conan and every name is as original as Japanese one.. It breaks my heart that you are saying different names... Must have watched old... Please rewatch it
I am American, so I may know why those changes are mostly here. One, the other name for the "Detective Conan" series is "Case Closed!", Two: I watched the original Shin-Chan, so i'm genuinely SURPRISED they all watched it with how inappropriate it was.😂 Third: I think the reason why the American (or just western) audience have completely different names nonsensical to the Asian (eastern) ones, that being the majority of us don't understand the eastern counterpart's culture, language, or name origin, so the western side modifies it to be understandable for us (hence why "Conan" is "Jimmy" Kudo, not "Shinichi" because it's too Asian for westerners so they made it American. But nowadays, we Westerners understand (or try to) learn how the Eastern side thinks and does things so we train ourselves to learn said names. (I pronounced Doraemon as Dor-RAY-mon, not Dor-RAI-mon until now oml.😅) Prolly 'cause anime is slowly but steadily getting more mainstream worldwide, so people wanna know. I'm hoping i helped out on the American side mostly!
I dunno, Pokemon Animation has unique way in Indonesia. We use English name for the Pokemon, but the character we use Japanese name. 😂 So it's like ... Satoshi & Froakie. Shitoron & Bunnelbee, etc. Kojiro, Musashi, and Meowth
Probably because the English naming scheme is the standard for all languages with the exception of Japanese and Chinese as far as I remember, so the dubbing uses the naming scheme that country received in the games.
I think it's because Bahasa is not a supported language in the games and stuff (yet), so they default to English for Pokémon names on the assumption that most people would play the games in English
Well Pokemon name in Indonesia was Adaptation from English Name.. Only Human Character using Japanese Name (Kasumi, Takeshi, Haruka, Hikari, Iris, Serena), but Only Satoshi in Indonesia have 3 Version name. Ash, Satoshi, and Ali.. For Shinchan We Use same as Japanese name but Switch.. Hiroshi Nohara, Misae Nohara, but for shinchan still Nohara Shinnosuke..
A maioria desses desenhos não são famosos no Brasil, acho que alguém passou uma cola pra Ana, eu não saberia nenhum nome, só conheço o Pokemon e o Dragon Ball.
I'm pretty sure in indian dub it's shinichi kudo and not jimmy. Also ai haibara appears really later on in the show, i don't even think we dubbed that show that far because it was canceled in india due to its violent nature and too mature content for kids. So i don't think we ever got to see what ai haibara would be called. Still i might be wrong so correct me👀 also I'm huge fan of the but i mostly followed it through its manga😍
Y'know, I think the real reason the Legendary Birds' names were changed in English is because their Japanese names are, interestingly, just the English words "Fire", "Thunder", and "Freezer".
You missed the apportunity to make them sing the theme song in their language It would be hilarious 😂
Yeah they should do one video reacting to theme songs with subtitles. There are some bangers in India.
They shud totally do that
Especially kochikame and hagaemaru both were unique 😝
*Opportunity 🙃
@@DennisTheInternationalMenace you really want to start this 😐
In anime culture Korea, Indonesia and Brazil follows Japan in pronunciation, real partners.
India and US walks together in pronunciation it's pretty too theses culturals interactions.
O Brasil segue os EUA
Brazil doesn't always follow the US when voice actors master Japanese they make a direct version of the anime, I've seen that Brazil follows Japan in cartoons, it really depends on the team, stop being know-it-alls and arrogant.
In india, actually it's both....Misae nohara/ Mitsy Nohara and Harry nohara/ Hiroshi nohara
Shino suke was mentioned also a couple of times I think?
Yep! I grew up so confused lol. And then I became a hardcore otaku, pronounced everYthing as it's pronounced in Japanese.
Just a clarification: Conan's anime full name in Brazil is Detetive Conan.
It was the same in the US don’t know why she said just Conan when it’s really detective Conan
@@NOMAD-_- It was called "Case Closed" for a time though
@@Syiepherze yes it was also called that
It is Detective Conan bruhh but people prefer to say "Case Closed"
Le India-
Sinichi kudo
Interesting comparisons, love the diversity in anime names! 🌎🎬
Don't remember anyone calling him Jimmy Kudo. We, in India know him as Shinichi Kudo.
Yeah at least for me in America I use the Japanese version. Most people watch subtitles in shows. While jimmy is his name here it’s not common for those to use it since subtitles dosent say jimmy
well i watch it in subb so ik him as shinichi kudo but my friends calls him jimmy
Context on Jimmy Kudo (Detective Conan) being used in India: The name Jimmy Kudo was not used in any of the Indian dubs (Animax, Hangama, Disney XD and currently ETV Bal Bharat) they all used the original names.
The confusion of Jimmy being used is mainly because of the prevenance of piracy, so even though India never received the funimation dub, the English names stuck with English Dub watchers, but this has started to change with the release of the newer English dubs over the past few years and the newest Indian Dub in 12 different languages including English, Hindi, Tamil and more on ETV Bal Bharat which stick to the original names.
Yes ❤
For Crayon Shin-Chan, unlike Elita I actually know his mother’s name because I think aside from Shin-Chan himself Misae is the deuteragonist, or maybe even the protagonist because most things actually happen from her point of view 😂
Just like Elita i also dont know their name, i just figure it now, as i remember their neighboor called them “Ibunya Sinchan” or Sinchan’s Mom 😂
@@vvavvansin Philippines dubbed Shin-chan calland his dad call her mom Carmen 😂
In the original manga misae, shin chan mom's actually the protagonist
So glad Shallin wasn't here to murder the pronunciation of Luffy's name
Wait!! Doesn't we say Shinichi kudo in India? Also i think we use Hiroshi nuhara as well for the name while harry is like nick name.
Naa ShinChan is ShinChan but for Harry they used Hiroshi nohara for formal meet-up (meeting in office/boss) but in some epi they called him harry
@@ShilpaWakhare I'm not taking about shinchan here 😭 it's about Jimmy
Yes, in India we don't say Jimmy kudo we say Shinichi kudo.. She is very clever😂 btw for saying smartly about detective Conan although she doesn't know very well abt this anime
I am sure she watched detective Conan in English 😅
@@Maijamthangmaijam400 true😂 half of the people don't even watch that
Wow america change most of the names to weird ones and not suitable with the characters faces even the japanese girl was shocked 😂😂
Also im not sure if the amrican girl even knew half of these. She was just reading.
Jimmy Harry 😂😂😂
@@annyrhale4877This American girl does not represent us America as a whole. They should've gotten someone else who actually knows anime.
Pretty cure and Sailor moon and Pri Para is my favorite❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷
India used Shinichi Kudo too, idk when it turned into Jimmy Kudo.
She has never watched any anime😂😂😂she is a lying bit##
Yeah it was shinichi kudo
14:06
im from Indonesia and i should say she wrong about this one,
there are some episode where Nohara Misae and Nohara Hiroshi got called by fullname
and if you read the comic itself altough it already translated to Indonesia language you will see the name a lot
In my childhood I heard Shinichi kudo is the name (hindi version) on hungama channel.
I remember calling Japanese characters name first name first last name last that whenever I mentioned the character name to my friends about it, it was always in that sequence. Like Ranma was Ranma Saotome, not Saotome Ranma. But now I can't use that sequence with Japanese names anymore, especailly with Japanese kpop idols. So when I see, for example, Sakura from lesserafim's name fully written out as Sakura Miyawaki, I feel something is off, unless it's been written as Miyawaki Sakura.
Saki with this visual looks so mature that i even thought she was another person lol
But it actually suits with her too. She looks beautiful dressing cute and dressing mature
About Shin-chan’s parents, in Spain we keep their names, Misae and Hiroshi, why the rest change it 😭 It was a very nice video, thank you ❤️❤️❤️
we dont call our parents by name in india so its mom and dad out of respect
Yukiii is here......
lots of love from India ❤
It's Shinchi Kudo in India now ❤.
Finally someone who mentioned INUYASHA. This anime is so underrated.😍
Only underrated because it’s older, so not as many people watch it, and it barely added to Netflix and the ending wasn’t finished for years so many can see it now but it just looks too old for them.
In India 🇮🇳 its Shinichi Kudo (never ever Jimmy), Mitsy Nohara (also Misaye/Misti Nohara), and Hiroshi Nohala but also Harry Nohara. Its like general knowledge for every kids here but atleast she tried her best!
Indonesia has many names similar to those used in Latin America, I mean watching anime in Indonesia in terms of names would make me feel at home.
7:45 셜록홈즈 작가님 성함이 아서 코난 도일인데 거기서 가져와서 남도일입니당 !
Favorite Anime:
Older - InuYasha series
Newer - Sword Art Online series
I remember watching American-dub Crayon Shinchan and his parents was Mitsy and Hiro. His friends were Maso, Georgie, Penny, and Bo
Yo... The English speaker was wrong when it came to Conan. When it came to the west it was called Case Closed; eventually referred to as Detective Conan. I think she watched it later on in life and so was introduced to it through the way Japanese people referred to it. On top of that the reason his name was Jimmy Kudo was because dubbing back then tried to make it easier for people to say it and because Jimmy was a common name in English. They kept the "last name" because it was easy to pronounce. Back then if the name in Japanese was easy for dubbing studios to say they would keep it and make a change on the first name mostly to make it easier for English audiences. Honestly it was dumb and that is just a few examples of how and what was changed when bringing anime to the USA between the 80's up to the mid 2000's. By then anime dubbing studios were progressing and getting better when it came to translations.
Finalmente a japonesa não tá vestindo a roupa de uma pessoa de 2 metros de altura ☝️😸
I am a brazilian! I really got happy to know that there was a brazilian on the channel!
My favourite anime will forever be Attack on Titan. It is the best anime ever made in anime history. I miss Eren and Attack on Titan so much. I still remember crying watching that last episode, I still feel like I might cry if I even think about AOT. What a journey.😭😭😭😭😭🫶🏼✨️
Okay, now back to watching this video.😅
GREAT JOB, JINWOO IS SO FANTASTIC AND CHARMING, I LOVE YOU SO MUCH MY BOY, GHOST9 ♡♡♡♡♡
Ik that Pokemon Jigglypuff whenever she sings whole people sleeps suddenly after listening her singing when i use to watch Pokemon
In Philippines Tagalog dubbed by famous Philippine rapper Andrew E .Shin-chan and his dad call her mom Carmen 😂
And almost of anime characters has same
Korean is just different
But sometimes we change here in pH
I remember one episode where Shin chan got lost and the policeman asked him his mother's name and he goes what is Mitsy's name, and that's how I remember her name as well.
omg jinwoo, you can tell u growing up a child without growing a child
I really like Shinichi Kudo and Conan, the detective Conan anime is very fun.😊❤
Animax was my to go channel growing up for anime before i discovered watching anime online
It is sad that there was not a Spanish speaker and French Speaker.
As for the legendary Pokemon: In the English version they represent, ("Arctic", "Zap" and "Molten") and the suffixes are all the Spanish words for “one” “two” and “three” (Uno, Dos, Tres). ArticUNO, ZapDOS, and MolTRES.
In French, each of them have suffixes that are inspired by deities. Articuno is called Artikodin (after Odin), Zapdos is called Électhor (after Thor) and Moltres is called Sulfura (after Ra the ancient Egyptian god of the Sun).
And in Japanese most people could have guessed by the sound, their names are translated to ‘Freezer,’ ‘Thunder’ and ‘Fire.’
3:50 They're not really fans, they had to fall asleep hahahaha!
Old anime (90-2000's) era many country do localization to match their culture soo naming, some animation, op and ed changed and renamed. Many countries import the right from or using American distributor soo no wonder many countries following American localization
Nowadays anime we import the right straight from japan and people generally accepted japan culture, soo there are little to no change nowadays
Inuyasha was huuuuge in America by the way. That was an adult swim staple
A missed chance to have a Latin American to consternate everyone with our old names for Conan characters:
- Conan Edogawa --> Conan Blassy
- Shinichi Kudo --> Bobby Jackson
- Ran Mouri --> Claudia Guzmán
- Kogoro Mouri --> Carlos Guzmán
And so on...
The names were changed at the request of TBS (the rights' holders). It didn't do well in Mexico, so the dub was cancelled somewhat quickly, so we never got a counterpart for Ai Haibara, for example.
Newer translations (starting with the dubs of the first three films) keep the Japanese names in Western order.
Germany has the three legendary birds named "Lavados," "Zapdos" and "Arktos"
finally a video with shannon and ana together!!
Mas Inu Yasha não foi cancelado da TV Globinho? Eu assistia muito desenho lá e Inu Yasha não me lembro de nada.
Detective Conan, I've never watched it, but I really like the music, Koi wa thrill, shock, suspense ^ . ^
JINWOO💗
handsome! cute😢💗
The newest English dub of Detective Conan (as "Case Closed") restored the Japanese names of "Shinichi Kudo", "Ai Haibara", and others. Detective Conan was originally dubbed in the era of extreme localization, which resulted in Americanization of names. But "new" English dubs don't typically do that anymore.
So with Detective Conan aka Case Closed in the US, Ai Haibara’s American name is actually Vai Greythorn in the English Dub of the anime. Anita Hailey is her name in the manga.
Greetings from INDONESIAN,i like this content,"support full"👍❤️🇮🇩
saki is so cute, whatever style she is in
Nama lengkap saki apa?
@@nurfadli7095 sakiponne_ ignya
purin???i just learnt that!its been jigglypuff my entire life
0:37 Cardcaptor Sakura is my favorite too
For most of the Indians Doraemon and shinchan are emotions❤❤
In Brazil is Zapdos, Articuno and Moltres. It's the same spelling as in english
Mas foi exatamente o que ela disse
@@GiovanniMyo Ela disse que a escrita é diferente, e não é
The American girl didnt know much about anime. She looked like she didnt know what was going on.
In english, we rarely see anyone watch Doraemon, so its hard to know for sure. But among english speakers online, they would call him Nobita .
In India Shinchan's mom is named "Mitsy" as well. Not Misty.
Moltres = Fire = Faiya (Japanese pronunciation for Fire)
Zapdos = Lightning = Sanda (Japanese pronunciation of Thunder)
Articuno = Ice = Furiza (Japanese pronunciation of Freeze)
I never remembered I called Doraemon as Doremon when I was a kid until I watched this and I am Indonesian.
In India it is also shinichi kudo not jimmy Kudo
Watching this episode reminds me with my childhood back in early 2000, back then we dont have internet only TV, Sunday is a special day almost every tv channel in Indonesia aired cartoon/anime from 5 am to 12 am, 4 pm to 6/7 pm. Some of the Anime/cartoon is Sinchan, Doraemon, Chibi Maruko Chan, Inuyasha, Pokemon, Digimon, Sakura, Minky Momo, Conan, Hachi, Captain Tsubasa, Hamtaro, Dragon Ball, Ninja Hatori, Yu Gi Oh, Ranma 1/2, Samurai X and etc.
I also first watched inuyasha on animax 😊
And I really miss that channel 😢
Indian we call shinichi kudo
U surprise that Japanese can also speak Korean very well without any Japanese Accent at all 😂
Siapa nama perempuan itu bro?
The Korean version of Kudo Shinichi, Nam Do-il, is named after the novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, just like Conan. Additionally, the "il" in Nam Do-il and the "ichi" in Kudo Shinichi both mean "one" in Korean and Japanese, respectively.
Faiyã japanese pronuciation for fire, the same happens with sandã = thunder and furizã= freeze
In Thailand , Thai publishers who purchase the rights to produce and distribute manga will not change any names or specific words or meanings from the original. Even if the word is root words from Japanese or English if written from the original Japanese , we will pronounce like Japanese bc we respect the original work. It’s never change since 70s-80s from now on 🙇♂️
I love this show very much from india kerela
Ah that's why. I aksed my Indian colleagues to sing Doraemon's song and they say "Doremon" and i got confused a bit since in Indonesia we say Doraemon. Now I understand 🤣🤣
I almost screamed when the first girl from the right said demon slayer is her favorite then the Indian and then the other one-😂😭 honestly i am too obsessed
I guess the US-lady is a great reminder not to judge a book by its cover - she looks like a typical model-type, never would have guessed she'd be an otaku
Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres it’s because of their endings: uno, dos, tres what means 1 2 3
I'm currently watching conan and every name is as original as Japanese one.. It breaks my heart that you are saying different names... Must have watched old... Please rewatch it
Yanchya aaycha pucha yanchya 😂😂😂😂
8:28...he looks a bit like Lin Yi
ARTIC-UNO
ZAP-DOS
MOL-TRES
UNO DOS TRES means 1-2-3 DO U GET IT😂
Whats the purple one name
IN INDIA WE SAID SHINICHI KUDO ......BUT WE NOT SAY JIMMY KUDO ......
I am American, so I may know why those changes are mostly here. One, the other name for the "Detective Conan" series is "Case Closed!", Two: I watched the original Shin-Chan, so i'm genuinely SURPRISED they all watched it with how inappropriate it was.😂 Third: I think the reason why the American (or just western) audience have completely different names nonsensical to the Asian (eastern) ones, that being the majority of us don't understand the eastern counterpart's culture, language, or name origin, so the western side modifies it to be understandable for us (hence why "Conan" is "Jimmy" Kudo, not "Shinichi" because it's too Asian for westerners so they made it American.
But nowadays, we Westerners understand (or try to) learn how the Eastern side thinks and does things so we train ourselves to learn said names. (I pronounced Doraemon as Dor-RAY-mon, not Dor-RAI-mon until now oml.😅) Prolly 'cause anime is slowly but steadily getting more mainstream worldwide, so people wanna know. I'm hoping i helped out on the American side mostly!
Inuyasha & one piece my favorite anime^^
I every day watch Conan😊
I dunno, Pokemon Animation has unique way in Indonesia. We use English name for the Pokemon, but the character we use Japanese name. 😂
So it's like ... Satoshi & Froakie. Shitoron & Bunnelbee, etc. Kojiro, Musashi, and Meowth
Probably because the English naming scheme is the standard for all languages with the exception of Japanese and Chinese as far as I remember, so the dubbing uses the naming scheme that country received in the games.
I think it's because Bahasa is not a supported language in the games and stuff (yet), so they default to English for Pokémon names on the assumption that most people would play the games in English
@@Syiepherzebahasa? Bahasa = language . Maybe you mean Indonesian
i clicked this video bcs "animation name" and i see my country, indonesia. then when i clicked, OMG MY BABY JINWOO!!!!!!!! 😍😍
Ahh you mis part when red hair shank become jeki in Indonesia😂😂
Jeki or ki ampuh😂😂
Well Pokemon name in Indonesia was Adaptation from English Name..
Only Human Character using Japanese Name (Kasumi, Takeshi, Haruka, Hikari, Iris, Serena), but Only Satoshi in Indonesia have 3 Version name.
Ash, Satoshi, and Ali..
For Shinchan We Use same as Japanese name but Switch.. Hiroshi Nohara, Misae Nohara, but for shinchan still Nohara Shinnosuke..
Shouldve gotten a german for the older animes.
Man did we love Inyuasha and Detective Conan
Indian version of Pokemon is dubbed from American version , so there are lot similarities in names
Nooo in India it is shinichi kudo
Right ! that's why i came into comment section
In Philippines we called it shinichi kudo
A maioria desses desenhos não são famosos no Brasil, acho que alguém passou uma cola pra Ana, eu não saberia nenhum nome, só conheço o Pokemon e o Dragon Ball.
Pretty guardian sailor moon was my first anime
The Korean name for Shinichi Kudo, Nam Do-il, sounds kinda like the “-Nan Doyle” from Arthur Conan Doyle!
I'm pretty sure in indian dub it's shinichi kudo and not jimmy. Also ai haibara appears really later on in the show, i don't even think we dubbed that show that far because it was canceled in india due to its violent nature and too mature content for kids. So i don't think we ever got to see what ai haibara would be called. Still i might be wrong so correct me👀 also I'm huge fan of the but i mostly followed it through its manga😍
someday maybe you can try to pronunciate Anime signature move, (hissatsuwaza) from every country, it can be fun to know
YASHA IS LIKE MY NAME BUT WITH A E ITS YESHA THIS IS TEACHERS FROM MY SCHOOL PRONOUNCING MY NAME 1:42
Y'know, I think the real reason the Legendary Birds' names were changed in English is because their Japanese names are, interestingly, just the English words "Fire", "Thunder", and "Freezer".
In the Philippines we say
Shinichi Kudo for Conan Edogawa.
Ai Haibara for Haibara Ai.
Doraemon..
For Yu Yu Hakusho we say Ghost Fighter
🌍Wow, anime names really vary globally! 🤔
I think they should watch the Doraemon and shinchan song in Hindi, korean, japanese English and all