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Seiyuu Guess 181
Last week's answer was Kaiji Itou from Kaiji, voiced by Masato Hagiwara! The narrator was voiced by Fumihiko Tachiki. Praying for an eventual third season, please anime gods.
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Seiyuu Guess! Our host for this game is Shizuka, a rookie seiyuu who's still learning the tricks of the trade! She's been provided with a description, image, and clip of a certain character, and it's up to you to help her figure out who voices them.
This little girl (or is she a doll?) seems to attract Japanese spirits, but they're not nearly as interesting to her as cup noodles. Let's hear the clip...
"Instant fried soba is not fried soba. 'Since you don't even fry it, shouldn't it be called boiled-in-a-cup soba?'…is what everyone always asks. Still, I find its spirit, to class itself as fried soba, endearing regardless. I feel it is sympathetic to my identity. Its cheapness is irresistible. The same goes for the crab meat. It's crab-less crab meat. It's just boiled fish paste. It may look like crab, but it can never be crab. It is imitation crab. However, the crab meat cannot go on living as boiled fish paste. Don't a large number of people become imposters in an attempt to become something greater than themselves? Perhaps I am instant fried soba, as well."
"What should I do? This got heavy and I don't know what to say."
Tell Shizuka the character's name, their seiyuu, and what series they're from for three random cards!
This round ends Saturday, April 4, 2015.
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Seiyuu Guess! Our host for this game is Shizuka, a rookie seiyuu who's still learning the tricks of the trade! She's been provided with a description, image, and clip of a certain character, and it's up to you to help her figure out who voices them.
This little girl (or is she a doll?) seems to attract Japanese spirits, but they're not nearly as interesting to her as cup noodles. Let's hear the clip...
"Instant fried soba is not fried soba. 'Since you don't even fry it, shouldn't it be called boiled-in-a-cup soba?'…is what everyone always asks. Still, I find its spirit, to class itself as fried soba, endearing regardless. I feel it is sympathetic to my identity. Its cheapness is irresistible. The same goes for the crab meat. It's crab-less crab meat. It's just boiled fish paste. It may look like crab, but it can never be crab. It is imitation crab. However, the crab meat cannot go on living as boiled fish paste. Don't a large number of people become imposters in an attempt to become something greater than themselves? Perhaps I am instant fried soba, as well."
"What should I do? This got heavy and I don't know what to say."
Tell Shizuka the character's name, their seiyuu, and what series they're from for three random cards!
This round ends Saturday, April 4, 2015.
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