Gafonso6 wrote:FortuneSSJ wrote:Early to say, but looks like Loy's Vegeta turned over a new leaf?!
In episode 16 where Vegeta acts like a clown to please Whis, Loy's stupid jokes could fit but he remained in character until the very end. Even when Vegeta was out of breath, Loy's wasn't strident as before. By far his best perfomance in Super. If he keeps this up, we may have a great Vegeta again.
Episode 15 was the real test to Sandra's Chichi, because i's the first one where she gets angry to Goku. 10/10 She passes.
Looks like we got Quimbé in the family. I love his Metabee, Joey Wheeler, Pegasus and Kakashi performances. I'm glad with this choice.
Mário Bomba may pop up sooner of later too.
I think it's safe to assume that Loy won't go back to his former self, at least for the next episodes, and since he was praised on social media because of his perfomance in episode 16 he'll probably keep this up I hope. Hopefully I don't need to be cringe ready everytime Vegeta appears on screen anymore, I was fearing we would get BoG arc Vegeta fighting Black, which would be awful and probably th most cringe worthy thing ever.
As for Quimbé I think it's great that the cast keeps growing, we already have Paulo Espírito Santo confirmed for the cast, which is great since he's a great voice actor and is a promenent figure in our db, especially in the movies, and since you mentioned Mário Bomba I think it's a great idea to have him in the cast, I love his Rock Lee.
The portuguese dub of Dragon Ball Super just keeps getting better,
can't wait to see our Frieza back. Especially since I think it's better than a lot of other international Freizas that have a too masculine voice, the Brazilian dub is an example of that, which doesn't fit Frieza at all.
BTW: I got to leave this here. t's just wonderful to imagine Xenoverse dubbed with our voices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UedvJ2jGZHA
Errr... just one thing. I'm enjoying Dragon Ball Super's portuguese version, really. It's much better than it was in the 90's(even with João Loy's bizarre pearls til the fight with Beerus). But, if there is one thing, just one simple thing that needs to becomes better than it was before... it's Frieza's portuguese voice in the next arc.
I'm saying this because Frieza is supposed to sound a bit girly, but also is supposed to sounds arrogant and classy, and the portuguese Frieza is too much girly and shrilly, but not classy and stately.
The brazilian Frieza's voice is very masculine, yeah, but it's also very arrogant and classy. And not only the brazilian one, but german, italian, latin american spanish, danish and other voices of the character around the world are more or less like this. And it's not far from the character's purpose, different of the portuguese one.
I think Ricardo Spínola can do a great job as Frieza in Dragon Ball Super with a less shrill and more classy tone than it was before. But it's a thing that have to change.