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06-02-2011, 05:46 PM
Oh that makes sense. I suppose a considerable amount of the English speakers are Americans,and they don't think "Oh yeah blood,I'll be a voice actor! That's really exciting that is!" Not to say none of them want to do it,but in Britain we have more of a media course culture thing.
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06-11-2011, 07:47 PM
meh, it happens in the west too. Look to Heroes, apparently Japanese people found Ando's Japanese quite hilariously bad (Korean-American actor).
Anime is made for Japanese who don't know the difference so they get whats easiest available. |
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06-12-2011, 10:01 AM
The point I am making is,just because it happens in American stuff[and to a lesser extent usually] does not mean it should carry on. I highly doubt they don't know the difference.
And don't make some noob comment like "HEY MAN THEIR JUST CARTOONS"! There are even western cartoons with an ongoing plot,there just aren't as much. |
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07-07-2011, 01:23 AM
It probably will depend on how popular anime becomes in other countries...If it becomes a huge section of thier market they will probably look for more "local" voice actors to portray anglo types in the series. Though it's problomatice because there is a set of voice actors who do the dubbing allready.
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