jda95 wrote:I reckon the puffy pants are worse.Chuquita wrote:I wonder if there's a list somewhere of these types of quotes?
*:lol: 's at Marsters' galoshes.*
This is true.
He'd probably have issues with those pants on windy days. XD
Yes but it sounds a lot less funny. Not to mention I can't help but to read "puffy pants" in a Spanish accent making it all the more awesome.SSJ2bardock wrote:I believe the correct terminology is parachute pants.everyone wrote:puffy pants
Heh, I remember when Chris Sabat told everyone he saw Yamcha as having a surfer accent.SSJ2bardock wrote:I met a guy on SoCal once who sounded like Yamch, he asked me if I wanted to "catch some gnarly swells" with himB wrote: Piccolo and Yamcha, not so much.
I know that's why some people say they sound cartoony. In the original, you could probably hear Vegeta or Piccolo's voice coming out of a normal guy's mouth. Chris Sabat seems to have to force out "Vegeta" in particular (just watch him do it live). It's a big departure from his comfort level, and you can tell he really just developed it to stand out from Drummond (especially compared to his first turn at the role).Bussani wrote:This. Even Piccolo and Yamcha I have a hard time imagining real people sounding like, but I think it's more to do with how they speak rather than how their voices sound.B wrote:Vegeta's voice would sound odd coming from a real person's mouth.
Piccolo and Yamcha, not so much.