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Starting with Battle Frontier, they changed the voice actors for all of the humans (and Meowth) as well as for the some of the Pokémon whose names were changed for the English dub, like Seviper or Cacnea. Here's the discussion thus far as this started on Discord. (Mentioning those who have already participated: @Calxiyn, @Ars Nova, @Hero of Time, @Hayabusa.) All times PDT. Amaury - Today at 9:07 AM You know, I still don't understand why they changed the voice actors for the English dub of Pokémon starting with Battle Frontier for the humans (and Meowth) and for some of the Pokémon whose names were changed for the English dub, especially when it seems the new voice actors didn't bother trying to live up to the old voice actors' pitches, tones, etc. Seviper, for example, didn't sound like a snake a lot of the times, and, unless I missed something, no longer did the tongue trilling he used to do on occasion during the three Advanced series. Jessie was also a lot more high-pitched. And so on. It wasn't too big of a deal with new characters that the group ran into a long the way or new characters like Dawn as that's the first time you heard them, but for characters have been around since the beginning of the series, or before Battle Frontier in general, you can definitely hear the difference. It seemed to get better as they went through Diamond and Pearl and such, but still. Queen Regent Calxiyn - Today at 9:12 AM R u okay Amaury - Today at 9:12 AM Who, me? Yes? Why? Ars Nova - Today at 9:15 AM He just had a lot to say about it Hero of Time - Today at 9:17 AM Because 4kids's rights expired so they had to rebuy but they didn't want to so the Pokemon Company started dubbing iy Amaury - Today at 9:18 AM **** 4Kids, then. Hero of Time - Today at 9:18 AM I mean, we don't know the reasons so it's not fair to say that immediately but yeah. Amaury - Today at 9:19 AM The new voice actors still could have also done a better job to try and stay as close as they could to the originals, IMO. Hero of Time - Today at 9:19 AM Why? So that people can compare them and say how bad they are? Amaury, do you know how hard it is to imitate a voice and still try to sound natural? Queen Regent Calxiyn - Today at 9:21 AM Amaury just has lots of Pokemon feels I understand Hero of Time - Today at 9:22 AM I get what he's saying and respect how he feels about it, I just think it's a bit unfair to judge them based on not imitating the originals Queen Regent Calxiyn - Today at 9:23 AM There was this anime I watched And season 2 right All new voice cast And I was like ?!?!? Excuse me who r u Amaury - Today at 9:32 AM People can already compare, though. Obviously, I understand the new voice actors' voices aren't exactly the same as the originals', I just think they could have done a little better job to try and fit with the original voices. Compare the battle brain's Medicham's voice, for example, in the Wheel of Frontier episode from Battle Frontier to Grace's Medicham's voice in the Pros and Cons Artists episode from Advanced Challenge. Completely different. Not an ounce of similarity at all. Pros and Con Artists: 16:09 - 16:18: Wheel of Frontier: 12:56 - 13:05: Hayabusa - Today at 9:32 AM Voice acting in Pokemon is a **** show honestly I prefer the games for this reason I mean For a MILLION reasons really Queen Regent Calxiyn - Today at 9:33 AM Amaury make a thread lol Amaury - Today at 9:34 AM Okay.
Update Notes for July 16: Added Densimo levels 61-65
Update Notes for July 16: Updated Current Projects section Updated Projects on Hold section Updated 2016 YouTube timeline
In these situations, I prefer it written out, but you're essentially voting for the first option, it looks like.
At the end of the day, it's really your choice how you do it, and my choice is that I like doing some things the professional way. On my YouTube videos, for example, every one of them, except for the early ones as I can't remember the exact dates, has this for the description: "This video was recorded on January 1, 2016." (Obviously, that's an example date.) However, my playlists just have stuff like: February 22, 2016 - March 22, 2016 or July 14, 2016 - Present, and so on. (Note: Those are regular hyphens (spaced), but I recently learned that when it comes to ranges, en-dashes are more appropriate.) In that case, I feel like it would just be too much to have something like, "This project began on February 22, 2016, and ended on March 22, 2016" or "This project began on July 14, 2016, and is still ongoing." I just feel like that's a bit much and why I don't have it like on my video descriptions. Anyway, I started changing my playlists' date range format earlier, but I stopped because I wasn't sure what the professional format for a date range is. What is the professional way to do ranges? See the poll. For the en-dash in particular with ranges, I think the professional way is without spacing. Vote!
It should be automatically saving a draft every X seconds, X being whatever the option is set to here. You can also manually save a draft: View attachment 44986 A small popup appears in the lower-right showing that the draft has been saved or deleted depending on what you choose. When automatically saving, that also appears.
It's not strictly with mobile. It has to do when the width of the browser falls below a certain number. I can confirm this as well when resizing my browser: View attachment 44985
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Sorry, but there's no such thing as a private discussion in The Spam Zone.
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