Curiosity Towards the Unknown
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why didn't the US version have voice overs during the skits!? ..oh well. at least Tales of Vesperia has it :)
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So are you saying you're a dumpy ass whore/fag too,since the username you have actually came from a Japanese-made game? What a nice way to describe yourself.
Sorry to say this but, you fail at life yardtard.
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Tales of Symphonia... Ahh, Good times. I remember when I used to beat that game over and over. Too bad I got bored after the 7th one. Funny thing is... I always had between 50-60 hours. Never anything else. something like 54 hours or 59 or stuff like that. Never could beat "Mithos Y." the VERY first time you go to the tower.
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Whoever says Masaya Onosaka and Nana Mizuki don't fit the characters they voice are friggin' high.
A certain death scene in this game sounds a lot better in Japanese because he adds a tone of suffering to his voice, where the English version just sounds like he's tired and about to faint. The English casting is decent, but the Japanese seiyuus have a lot more experience in voicing these type of anime-ish characters.
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In the European version skits aren't dubbed. :(
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man both the english and japanese voices are freaking awesome!!!
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Can be said about the english voices not fitting either. *coughTITANS GOcough*
C-A
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the japanese voices dont fit the characters at all.
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thats not fair! =(
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We'd have voiced skits if Nintendo didn't hire the big animation voice actors like Daran Norris and Tara Strong
...Do they only talk for the skits in the PS2 or the japanese version? I have the English Gamecube version, and they don't talk in the skits... :(
Starfire928 4 years ago
Yep, Japanese only. GC and PS2 version.
ptilol 4 years ago
Sorry for all of my annoying questions, but is the Japanese PS2 version the only one that has voice overs in skits, or did the original GCN version have that also?
Lycoris 5 years ago
The Japanese GC version had voices in the skits too.
ptilol 5 years ago