How I loved you.
But I don't understand why they cancelled it though.
I liked it when it first came out, and it had the original voices. But that's just me.
How I loved you.
But I don't understand why they cancelled it though.
I liked it when it first came out, and it had the original voices. But that's just me.
Srsly?!?!
^I want to watch that versionOriginally Posted by Post From Another Forum
Haha, I remember listening to rumors like that. So ridiculous.
Does anyone have any clue where its possible to obtain the english version of the manga? I can't seem to find it anywhere....to buy or download, its just nowhere...I don't even know how many volumes long it is...;__;
THE MEW HATH NO NEED OF A SIG >:3
I recall seeing alot of it at my local comics store, and my girlfriend does own the first few volumes. (They're kinda thin though...)
So, maybe local comics store for you?
Maybe...I know of one nearby, maybe I'll check it out...
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Wasn't half of the dub converstation in the episode where (SPOILER)Nephlite dies between him and Molly about chocolate parfaits? I remember wondering what the hell a chocolate parfait was back then too.Originally Posted by TheAbominatrix
I like Kung-Fu.
The conversation is still about chocolate parfaits in the Japanese version, I believe. Haven't watched it in a while, but I'm pretty sure.
THE MEW HATH NO NEED OF A SIG >:3
Yeah, the chocolate parfait conversation is more or less the same. The main amusement comes from Molly's God awful voice. She's wonderful to mock.
Molly's voice is great because not only is it a Brooklyn accent on a character set in Japan, but it's a fake Brooklyn accent on a character set in Japan.
I do recall the cholotate parfait conversation in the original, but I remember it being alot more stupid and annoying in the dub, and lacking in emotional significance. Though, it's been years since I saw that episode in English, and there is the voice difference.
I like Kung-Fu.
A sweet young girl with a bizarre accent gets sentimental about a particular dessert with a dying negadude. The chocolate parfait bit sticks with me more than any other part of the show.
That's only half true.Zoecite was a dude in the anime also, it is just they change him to a girl in the dubbed.
There are TWO japanese versions one (The first) had him as a man (And Gay) the 2nd she was a GIRL (And Straight). These to versions were made in japan to give people a choice of how they wanted it to be I know this because I have seen for my self.
When it was translated over to England (And dubbed to America..uhhh ) Only the FEMALE version was done, I don't know why that was in America but in England it's because it was the 80s and being gay wasn't stictly "normal" yet...
I though that Nephlite and Mollys love was really cute and almost cryed when he died, but that part just kinda took out the sadness! it was funny though, but a little annoyingOriginally Posted by DMKA
No, that isnt true in the least. Zoicite is a man in the anime. He was never a girl in ANY Japanese version. I have proof, and I know you dont, so please dont spread utterly ridiculous rumors.Originally Posted by MJN SEIFER
The Japanese didnt give two whits about Zoicite and Kunzite being homosexuals. Its a recurring theme in the anime.
edit: A few facts for those of you who dont know.
Zoicite has been a male in all original versions. In the manga, in the anime, and in the live action. In the anime he is voiced by Keiichi Nanba (also note that there are NO other credits this character, only ONE voice actor, which is proof enough), the same seiyuu also voices Umino (Melvin). In the live action he is played by Yosh<i></i>ito Endoh.
Zoicite is one of the shiitenou... which roughly means 'Four Heavenly Kings'. They are something of a mirror to the four female Inner Senshi... and of course, the shiitenou are all male.
The only times Zoicite is seen as a 'female' are in various dubs for other countries. In all these, he still retains his flat chest... he's simply an extremely feminine looking man, and the dubs use the easy route and give him a female voice.
Oh, there is one instance where Zoicite appears as a female... when he dresses up as Sailormoon in order to trick Tuxedo Mask. However, he doesnt 'become' a female in the least, he just uses his feminine appearance and a pretty costume.
Last edited by TheAbominatrix; 03-27-2006 at 11:50 PM.
Thanks for clearing that up. It's been 7 years since I cared/watched the show, so I don't remember it that well.