I think that's hilarious, but I'm also curious as to why that is. I don't think GTO was Tokyopop's first dub, especially since Initial D was their favorite, so what was the reason behind only hiring a handful of people? (Also Wendee's voice for Azusa sounds so similar to Michelle Ruff's Fujiko lol.)
It can handle darker things quite well, like in episode 1 when Anya sees a guy get shot in the head at point blank range. A bit much for a 5-year old in a "comedy" show. I like that it isn't afraid of showing blood.
It will be shit because modern western writers will just explain the joke over and over rather than let it play out. Plus it will probably lack any of the more sincere moments and will just be mean hearted and cynical.
If I had to speculate, they probably just thought it'd be funny and more acceptable since it's a comedy. It's not like the voice actors they chose to voice multiple roles don't have range either, a casual audience might not even notice. I also just found out that the vice principal was voiced by Bryce Papenbrook's dad lmao
I’d argue each protagonist has their own genre they focus on when it’s their chapters. Anya is slice of life and sci-fi, Loid is more spy action-drama, and Yor is… hard to place.
Easily his best role, and the guy was usually good in his roles.
It will if no one else can produce anything to compete against it, and so far as I'm concerned, that is the case.
Harmon has done other things (none of which has the tone of R&M: that's more the other guy) and he's famously a huge story structure autist with at least some background comic book stuff so I don't think that's the worst thing. Although I can't attest to his comics work; I know I've read one of them but it was a long-ass time ago before I'd ever heard his name.
I suppose ones where there's suddenly a mass immigration of aliens or exotic species but everyone gets along perfectly and the culture is solid
Or that there are "rebels" who fight for the rights of these so-called migrants.
They're probably just sheltered. When you have a stable society with ridged rules, it's not easy to fathom that there are many people who will not abide by those rules. That's partly why Paris Syndrome is a thing.
I remember a panel in HxH depicting a man being shot in the head (you might be familiar with the reference). Some context could have been nice. The guy being shot was a murderer/serial killer.
they have a homogenous society yet somehow aren't breeding
