Wooh!
That seems to be a case according to Kissanime. There's something magical about absolutely shitty dubs.
If it's anything like your average Malaysian English dub, you can expect to have a grand ol' time!
At least you could do more with a yo-yo than with a fidget spinner. I loved the Duncan line of Yo-yos and wanted nothing else!
Netflix probably doesn't reveal that prior to the audience seeing the credits (like lol, who watches the credits through Netflix, anyway?). But if they don't reveal the voice cast next week, just going to have to assume they're legit nobodies Netflix hired, because if they were in other Netflix anime shows like Devilman: Crybaby, they'd have said so.
Though wouldn't it be hilarious if Bryce Papenbrook is Shinji.
I don't think Netflix would want another AICO: Incarnation under their belts. it's probably NDA bullshit at play.Netflix probably doesn't reveal that prior to the audience seeing the credits (like lol, who watches the credits through Netflix, anyway?). But if they don't reveal the voice cast next week, just going to have to assume they're legit nobodies Netflix hired, because if they were in other Netflix anime shows like Devilman: Crybaby, they'd have said so.
Though wouldn't it be hilarious if Bryce Papenbrook is Shinji.
I kinda like his Asbel role from Tales of Graces
Oh, absolutely. The only really cool thing you can do with fidget spinners is breaking them apart an building something cooler out of them, but that kinda goes beyond its intended meta. Kinda like the difference between playing with LEGO and modding action figures.
Be interesting to see where she goes with this, and hopefully find just as much longevity with it as with her others.The creator of Ranma, Urusei Yatsura and Inuyasha has a new manga called Mao, not to be confused by that upcoming show in Cartoon Network:
Ooh, nice! Interesting to hear about "two worlds interconnecting" in the premise, wonder if it's about alternate realities or maybe the realms of the dead\monsters vs the realm of the living\humans. I wouldn't mind the second, as I really liked her take on monsters and folklore in Mermaid Saga.The creator of Ranma, Urusei Yatsura and Inuyasha has a new manga called Mao, not to be confused by that upcoming show in Cartoon Network:
The creator of Ranma, Urusei Yatsura and Inuyasha has a new manga called Mao, not to be confused by that upcoming show in Cartoon Network:
Yes, we shouldn't kid ourselves if the same routines happen again.
