Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
It irritates me. I generally have a distaste for people who talk or scream in a very high-pitched manner, and FUNimation's Fat Buu is the embodiment of a squeaker with added illeism on top of that. It particularly reminds me of kids who play Call of Duty.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Yes he is okay with Pervert Moments but he captures Roshi one Dimensionally and he doesn't sound anything like a wise old Sage when trying to act Serious but always a goofy old Pervert but Miyauchi's Kame Senin Sounds like a wise Old Master who can be Goofy and Pervy at times thus captures the complete character, his Kamehameha sounds Epic too not forced like McFarland'sABED wrote:To be fair, I think McFarland is good as Roshi in his comedic moments.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
McFarland handling the comedic elements well isn't enough to make me believe he's a good Roshi. I don't understand why it's so hard to cast a guy that is an expert in old man roles.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
All the English Roshis do that stereotypical old man gold prospector voice.
Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Yes Sabat could have used his Armstrong voice too I think he should have given someone else chance to do Yamcha,Reacoom or even Piccolo. McFarland's Roshi Sounded just bad like an American Old Goof, Martin's Boo sounds just plain Awful i can't stand it and it's one of the bad voices of Kai TFC dub too and McNeil's 16 Sounded too monotone but that was the case with whole Ocean Dub post-Season 3 maybe due to bad voice direction.8000 Saiyan wrote:We'll never know. Funny thing, Sabat could have done much better if he used his Armstrong voice for Recoome. I can't fathom how anyone can stand Sabat's Recoome. It's just as bad as McFarland's Roshi, Schemmel's King Kai, Martin's Buu and McNeil's Android 16.Ripper 30 wrote:I actually prefer David Kaye's Reacoom Voice after Kenji Utsumi's because those two are the only one who made Him sound like a Ferocious and Hillarious Badass but Chris Sabat in Both Z and Kai Dubs made him sound like a Braindead Retard type of a Character and I don't know why, it's even Evident in This video8000 Saiyan wrote: I believe the Ocean voice actor who played Recoome is David Kaye, who is a very talented actor.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
It WAS due to bad voice direction. This is why I want Ocean Kai to be aired, to see how the Ocean voice actors performed in that dub and to redeem themselves after the Westwood dub.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes Sabat could have used his Armstrong voice too I think he should have given someone else chance to do Yamcha,Reacoom or even Piccolo. McFarland's Roshi Sounded just bad like an American Old Goof, Martin's Boo sounds just plain Awful i can't stand it and it's one of the bad voices of Kai TFC dub too and McNeil's 16 Sounded too monotone but that was the case with whole Ocean Dub post-Season 3 maybe due to bad voice direction.8000 Saiyan wrote:We'll never know. Funny thing, Sabat could have done much better if he used his Armstrong voice for Recoome. I can't fathom how anyone can stand Sabat's Recoome. It's just as bad as McFarland's Roshi, Schemmel's King Kai, Martin's Buu and McNeil's Android 16.Ripper 30 wrote: I actually prefer David Kaye's Reacoom Voice after Kenji Utsumi's because those two are the only one who made Him sound like a Ferocious and Hillarious Badass but Chris Sabat in Both Z and Kai Dubs made him sound like a Braindead Retard type of a Character and I don't know why, it's even Evident in This video
Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
This is Exactly why I vastly prefer Subs for this Series to the dubs because it looks like the dubbing studio takes to much liberties and instead of having a diverse cast which captures the True Personality of Original characters like Deathnote or even Naruto dub, these side characters are literally turned into joke in dub maybe that's why many anime fans who only watched Z Dub look at it like a hardcore Kid cartoon only about fights and cheesy lines8000 Saiyan wrote:It WAS due to bad voice direction. This is why I want Ocean Kai to be aired, to see how the Ocean voice actors performed in that dub and to redeem themselves after the Westwood dub.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes Sabat could have used his Armstrong voice too I think he should have given someone else chance to do Yamcha,Reacoom or even Piccolo. McFarland's Roshi Sounded just bad like an American Old Goof, Martin's Boo sounds just plain Awful i can't stand it and it's one of the bad voices of Kai TFC dub too and McNeil's 16 Sounded too monotone but that was the case with whole Ocean Dub post-Season 3 maybe due to bad voice direction.8000 Saiyan wrote: We'll never know. Funny thing, Sabat could have done much better if he used his Armstrong voice for Recoome. I can't fathom how anyone can stand Sabat's Recoome. It's just as bad as McFarland's Roshi, Schemmel's King Kai, Martin's Buu and McNeil's Android 16.
Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.8000 Saiyan wrote:Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
The whole Westwood dub sounded monotone? If you hold that opinion then you probably haven't heard much of it, or maybe you're using hyperbole for some reason. Also not quite sure why we're picking on McNeil's 16 specifically, especially when Jeremy Inman's version in DBZ is literally about as monotone as one can get. It seems the direction given to these actors was to sound cold and robotic when playing Androids so it's not entirely their fault, plus in McNeil's case, he was trying to sound different from his other DBZ roles, which limited how he could sound as 16. If Funi or Ocean didn't have the Japanese audio at the time, which seems to have been the case when Funi started dubbing in-house, then I can see why they'd default to a more stereotypical direction.Ripper 30 wrote: and McNeil's 16 Sounded too monotone but that was the case with whole Ocean Dub post-Season 3 maybe due to bad voice direction.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
The Death Note dub is a dub that does everything right. It's what all dubs should do.Ripper 30 wrote:This is Exactly why I vastly prefer Subs for this Series to the dubs because it looks like the dubbing studio takes to much liberties and instead of having a diverse cast which captures the True Personality of Original characters like Deathnote or even Naruto dub, these side characters are literally turned into joke in dub maybe that's why many anime fans who only watched Z Dub look at it like a hardcore Kid cartoon only about fights and cheesy lines
Yeah, I know. I'm just disappointed that there isn't a good English voice for these characters anyway.NitroEX wrote:They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.8000 Saiyan wrote:Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
By that I mean the Ocean Dub going downhill after Namek Arc that's What I meant not Monotone thing infact I think Ocean Dub had better voices but not good direction and script. and yes FUNimation's #16 too sounded monotonous at times Like a Zombie speaking too. Actually FUNi had to imitate FUNi voices from Cell arc which made it worse for them.NitroEX wrote:They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.8000 Saiyan wrote:Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
The whole Westwood dub sounded monotone? If you hold that opinion then you probably haven't heard much of it, or maybe you're using hyperbole for some reason. Also not quite sure why we're picking on McNeil's 16 specifically, especially when Jeremy Inman's version in DBZ is literally about as monotone as one can get. It seems the direction given to these actors was to sound cold and robotic when playing Androids so it's not entirely their fault, plus in McNeil's case, he was trying to sound different from his other DBZ roles, which limited how he could sound as 16. If Funi or Ocean didn't have the Japanese audio at the time, which seems to have been the case when Funi started dubbing in-house, then I can see why they'd default to a more stereotypical direction.Ripper 30 wrote: and McNeil's 16 Sounded too monotone but that was the case with whole Ocean Dub post-Season 3 maybe due to bad voice direction.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Agreed, FUNimation takes far too much liberties when dubbing Dragon Ball related Shows as if it's some American cartoon because they know their audience don't care for manga accuracy but more like listening the show in dub that's all that matters that's why I see many people saying "the Super Dub made BoG and RoF Arc more watchable"NitroEX wrote:They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.8000 Saiyan wrote:Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Lol exactly when Fat Boo screams in dub I just lower the volume of skip itTorturephile wrote:It irritates me. I generally have a distaste for people who talk or scream in a very high-pitched manner, and FUNimation's Fat Buu is the embodiment of a squeaker with added illeism on top of that. It particularly reminds me of kids who play Call of Duty.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Well, I believe Schemmel has earned his praises in the Kai and the recent stuff. He's still no Nozawa though.Ripper 30 wrote:Agreed, FUNimation takes far too much liberties when dubbing Dragon Ball related Shows as if it's some American cartoon because they know their audience don't care for manga accuracy but more like listening the show in dub that's all that matters that's why I see many people saying "the Super Dub made BoG and RoF Arc more watchable"NitroEX wrote:They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.8000 Saiyan wrote:Is it hard to cast a good voice actor for these characters (King Kai, Master Roshi, Recoome, Buu and 16)? Because I'm sure it's not. These characters are turned into caricatures because of the voices they're given. It's like they forget that King Kai and Master Roshi can be serious. There's no gravitas to these voices.
"can't wait for Sean Schemmel to do that scene he will obviously do better than japanese voice"
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Yes in Recent Stuff he has been good but still the original voice should get credit and it sounds worse when people say "dbz is way better in dub because I hate goku Japanese voice" that is just ignorant and shows how not liking a certain voice means bad dub8000 Saiyan wrote:Well, I believe Schemmel has earned his praises in the Kai and the recent stuff. He's still no Nozawa though.Ripper 30 wrote:Agreed, FUNimation takes far too much liberties when dubbing Dragon Ball related Shows as if it's some American cartoon because they know their audience don't care for manga accuracy but more like listening the show in dub that's all that matters that's why I see many people saying "the Super Dub made BoG and RoF Arc more watchable"NitroEX wrote: They weren't casting with a faithful dub in mind, they (Funimation, and to a lesser extent, Ocean) were trying to make the show work for western kids TV which is obviously very different to Japanese kids TV. If the dub was being made with a hardcore anime audience in mind (which many other dubbing studios did cater to) then we probably would have seen more faithful casting, problem is, that wasn't a hugely profitable strategy at the time and it wasn't something that Saban or Funimation could realistically get on kids TV. I'm not defending it btw, I personally think Funimation went way overboard with how much they tried to Americanise their version of DBZ. Even their Kai dub still holds on to remnants of that in the casting.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
I honestly don't understand why people don't mind Naruto and Luffy being voiced by women in Japanese, yet Goku must be an exception.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes in Recent Stuff he has been good but still the original voice should get credit and it sounds worse when people say "dbz is way better in dub because I hate goku Japanese voice" that is just ignorant and shows how not liking a certain voice means bad dub8000 Saiyan wrote:Well, I believe Schemmel has earned his praises in the Kai and the recent stuff. He's still no Nozawa though.Ripper 30 wrote: Agreed, FUNimation takes far too much liberties when dubbing Dragon Ball related Shows as if it's some American cartoon because they know their audience don't care for manga accuracy but more like listening the show in dub that's all that matters that's why I see many people saying "the Super Dub made BoG and RoF Arc more watchable"
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Yes I never knew why they have such double Standards but that's because they think "Grandma voice don't match with goku's macho Look" or "they find that the female voice actress for goku makes him sound like a Japanese girl" I think it's their biasness for dub and Nozawa is perfect for Goku8000 Saiyan wrote:I honestly don't understand why people don't mind Naruto and Luffy being voiced by women in Japanese, yet Goku must be an exception.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes in Recent Stuff he has been good but still the original voice should get credit and it sounds worse when people say "dbz is way better in dub because I hate goku Japanese voice" that is just ignorant and shows how not liking a certain voice means bad dub8000 Saiyan wrote: Well, I believe Schemmel has earned his praises in the Kai and the recent stuff. He's still no Nozawa though.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
I never heard a Japanese girl that sounds like Goku. Whenever I hear Nozawa's Goku, I'm not bothered whatsoever. I get the feeling that dub fans would absolutely would have loved it if someone like Akio Otsuka or Akira Kamiya had voiced Goku, no matter how miscast they'd have been.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes I never knew why they have such double Standards but that's because they think "Grandma voice don't match with goku's macho Look" or "they find that the female voice actress for goku makes him sound like a Japanese girl" I think it's their biasness for dub and Nozawa is perfect for Goku8000 Saiyan wrote:I honestly don't understand why people don't mind Naruto and Luffy being voiced by women in Japanese, yet Goku must be an exception.Ripper 30 wrote: Yes in Recent Stuff he has been good but still the original voice should get credit and it sounds worse when people say "dbz is way better in dub because I hate goku Japanese voice" that is just ignorant and shows how not liking a certain voice means bad dub
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
Yes I heard a lot of female Japanese voices too and neither of them sounds like Goku to me too. I think the only explanation the dub fans give is "Goku is a bulky man so he should sound like a Macho Man" and even if someone like Norio Wakamoto or Daisuke Gori had also voiced Goku then the dub fans have liked it because for them "Deep Voice = Better voice acting" and still they are fine with annoying grating voice of Fat boo in dub8000 Saiyan wrote:I never heard a Japanese girl that sounds like Goku. Whenever I hear Nozawa's Goku, I'm not bothered whatsoever. I get the feeling that dub fans would absolutely would have loved it if someone like Akio Otsuka or Akira Kamiya had voiced Goku, no matter how miscast they'd have been.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes I never knew why they have such double Standards but that's because they think "Grandma voice don't match with goku's macho Look" or "they find that the female voice actress for goku makes him sound like a Japanese girl" I think it's their biasness for dub and Nozawa is perfect for Goku8000 Saiyan wrote: I honestly don't understand why people don't mind Naruto and Luffy being voiced by women in Japanese, yet Goku must be an exception.
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Re: Does anyone have a problem with how Fat Boo sounds in FUNi Dub?
They're too attached to the old dub so they don't mind the voice for Buu.Ripper 30 wrote:Yes I heard a lot of female Japanese voices too and neither of them sounds like Goku to me too. I think the only explanation the dub fans give is "Goku is a bulky man so he should sound like a Macho Man" and even if someone like Norio Wakamoto or Daisuke Gori had also voiced Goku then the dub fans have liked it because for them "Deep Voice = Better voice acting" and still they are fine with annoying grating voice of Fat boo in dub8000 Saiyan wrote:I never heard a Japanese girl that sounds like Goku. Whenever I hear Nozawa's Goku, I'm not bothered whatsoever. I get the feeling that dub fans would absolutely would have loved it if someone like Akio Otsuka or Akira Kamiya had voiced Goku, no matter how miscast they'd have been.Ripper 30 wrote: Yes I never knew why they have such double Standards but that's because they think "Grandma voice don't match with goku's macho Look" or "they find that the female voice actress for goku makes him sound like a Japanese girl" I think it's their biasness for dub and Nozawa is perfect for Goku
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