#Nier automata 2b voice actress english tv#

Most of the other characters felt about equal.

I just recently played through the Japanese MGS and while I do prefer the Japanese Snake, the English Colonel did a much better job IMO. Generalizing that one is always better than the other never makes sense, I'm gonna need specific examples for individual characters before deciding which I think is better. P5 in eng couldn't even manage to get the original eng igor voice actors which is like wow what a difference. There is a very good reason why the JP impression were far better and you'd be really amiss to think it's cause dumb JP players have no analytical ability compared to the superior English mind that will dissect each story for what it really is LOL. This thought that somehow people would somehow still hail the script in spite of that is laughable and not really the reality we live in. You go into any 'good' script and make the dialogue stilted impressions of the final work will worsen considerably. Your ability to execute(which means phrase, formulate dialogue, etc) is a huge part of it. People somehow divorcing these elements from each other as if the script by itself is somehow this distilled thing at the core of it all have no idea how stories work. Nah P5 problem really was a lackluster local when your dialogue is so stilted there will never be any flow to things. Top-tier English voice actors are very comparable to top-tier Japanese voice actors, but Japanese games 99% of the times don't get top voice actors in the west. Voice acting training is also not as institutionalized and extensive.

#Nier automata 2b voice actress english tv#

The best actors go to work in Hollywood or on TV shows.

In America and Britain, in most cases, if you're a voice actor, you don't have a top-tier acting job. The average quality of Japanese voice acting is miles better than the average quality of British or American voice acting because in Japan said tradition means that when you're a voice actor, you're a top-tier actor. in Japan, most audio-visual production needs voice acting, because of importing shows and movies and the prevalence of anime. Most audio-visual productions in anglophone countries are already in English and don't need voice overs. Japan has a much deeper tradition of voice acting than any anglophone country. I also worked extensively in anime localization when I was younger.