It's just because his race is "feminine-like". King Cold is voiced by Brad Jackson and Coola is voiced by Andy Chandler.jjgp1112 wrote:The first time I ever saw Frieza was in a magazine months before I saw the dub of that saga and I thought it was a girl until the article kept referring to him as "he" and "him."Onikage725 wrote:Er...no he doesn't. What criteria are you using? His second form is huge and muscled. His third looks very alien. Even in the last form he has a masculine form, though lean. And then he pumps up like a body builder on steroids. What part screamed woman to you. People really do like to neglect how much of this Freeza as a chick interpretation comes from the vocal performances and maybe some script choices. I've never seen this gender confusion about the character in sub circles.jjgp1112 wrote:The reason why nobody has a problem with Freeza being voiced by a woman is because he looks like one.
Are all the people citing the Ocean Cast change as a reason why dub fans wouldn't be put off completely ignoring the past 10 years just for the sake of their argument?DemonRin wrote:First off, Penguintruth's got a point, it didn't bomb after FUNi replaced the Ocean cast. So it'd still sell.ohaimynameiserik wrote:Believe what you want to, but it's completely reasonable to believe in my mind that if they replaced the whole cast it would bomb in North America.
And Second, as much as some people want a Full recast, I don't think anybody is entertaining the notion that that will ACTUALLY Happen. Because it wont.
The reasonable people who realize how this works just want a few of the most mis-casted roles to be replaced. Like Freeza.
THIS.Xyex wrote:
And see, this is one of the things I've spent the last several years trying to get across to people: You're not watching the original, you're watching the dub. They didn't say that in the original? So what. They didn't sound like that in the original? So what. It's not a big deal. I've dealt with it in other shows, myself. You hear and like the JP version a lot and that comes to be the version you expect... even when it's not what you're watching. I'm not saying that dubbers shouldn't take effort to be faithful to the original, I'm just saying that if you're watching a dub then don't expect the JP version of the show.
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In spite of this, Freeza's seiyuu, Ryusei Nakao has his masculine voice.