란마½ 리메이크 2기 PV 총정리!! 새로 추가된 캐릭터에 불어닥친 변화의 바람?
Finally, the second season of the “Ranma 1/2” remake anime has been announced. The first season was quite successful, it was well-received not only in South Korea and Japan but also in Western countries, so I think this is a natural outcome. So it’s no surprise that the production of the second season was announced immediately after the first season ended. First, if I were to briefly evaluate the first season, Given the era, it was impossible to match the intensity of the original work, but they still tried to depict as much as possible within the limits of censorship. Additionally, the pacing has improved, and the attention to detail has been enhanced, making it a work worthy of a remake. However, it was not without its flaws. There were many instances where the quality dropped midway through, and in the highlight “Ice Fighting Arc,” the audience completely disappeared, In the latter half, there are signs that time, personnel, and budget were insufficient. In fact, it may be natural that the budget was limited. because at the time of its release in 1989, the work featured mostly new voice actors, who later became prominent figures in the industry and gained attention. They are now at the top tier of the industry in terms of appearance fees. Not only did they mobilize almost all of them, they even filled the substitute voice actors with A-list talent, making it a project that truly prioritized voice acting. I think it was inevitable that the quality of other aspects would inevitably suffer as a result. Incidentally, in the late 1980s, unless you were in the top tier, voice actor fees were 15,000 yen. Now, newcomers get 10,000 to 15,000 yen, Top-tier voice actors receive between 500,000 and 1,000,000 yen, or 50,000 to 100,000 yen per episode. Voice actors appearing in Ranma apparently receive amounts exceeding this as a baseline. Although the 1989 version is said to have had a low budget, it was still higher than recent works. On the other hand, remakes rarely receive a typical budget, so it can be assumed that the budget for this work was quite tight. That’s how much this work has invested in its voice actors, which is why the second season PV focused on the voice actors. Based on the content of the second season PV, I’d like to talk about the newly added characters. First, before starting the video, there has been some recent controversy surrounding a voice actor due to personal circumstances, but since this is unrelated to the work, I will omit it from this video. In any case, the “Ranma 1/2” anime is a work that, no matter how you look at it, prioritized voice actors above all else, even at the expense of other elements. The most notable voice actor in the PV is Toshihiko Seki, who plays Mousse. While he now often plays villainous final bosses like Seed’s Kruze, he used to play many high-pitched teenage roles. The reason is that he began taking on serious roles in 1989, one being the lead role of Shura in “Sky War Chronicle Shura.” The other was Moose in “Ranma 1/2.” However, despite the high quality of the script for Shura, outsourced the animation to another company, which led to animation issues. As a result, it did not receive the recognition it deserved, while Ranma became a national phenomenon, and the voice actors who appeared in it received high praise. As a result, they began to receive many roles similar to the ones they played at that time. Until she played Rei, Megumi Hayashibara had only played strong-willed girls. In the case of Sakuya Rei from Shampoo, she was a foreigner who struggled with Japanese. Toshihiko Seki primarily played young boy roles in the early days. However, he later expanded his acting range and began to play many cunning and powerful villains. Notable examples include characters such as “Kruze” and “Muzan,” which represent his new heyday. Perhaps because of this, his voice in the latest promotional video was skillful, but it still felt his age, so it wasn’t a boyish voice. Akane Tendo, let’s use you as bait to lure Ranma out. Akane Tendou, let’s use you as bait to lure Ranma out. Rather than a boy, it feels more like the final boss. So, Moose is the final boss! That theory… is impossible, right? Another thing to note is “Happo-sai.” Due to various differences in regulations between the 1980s and today, there were opinions that he wouldn’t appear, but this work wouldn’t make sense without Hachibōsai, his appearance was effectively a foregone conclusion. However, the voice actor changed to Kazuhiko Inoue. He originally played “Mikado” in the TV version, but in the new version, Mikado’s voice actor is Mamoru Miyano. It’s great to have a big-name voice actor, but I wondered if it was okay for Inoue-san to be so confidently active. But now that I think about it, I wonder if they changed it for a bigger role. But why did Inoue-san end up playing the role of Hachibousai? Originally, the voice actor for Hachibousai was Ichiro Nagai-san. He was also famous as Inoue’s mentor, one of the few people who could persuade Inoue, who was quick-tempered and didn’t listen to others. It is said that he was one of the few people who could persuade Inoue, who was quick-tempered and didn’t listen to others. In other words, it can be seen that Nagai-san, who was both a voice actor and a mentor, had his role taken over by his beloved disciple before his death. In Slam Dunk, Kawada Masashi grew tall quickly, so there is a story that he experienced various positions. Mr. Inoue is a perfect example of this. At first, he played a young man with a clear voice, but later he transformed into a young man who had abandoned everything in the world. He then began to take on roles as villains or masterminds, becoming a versatile voice actor capable of portraying most male roles. He is famous among Gundam fans for his role as Jerid, but another interesting fact is that Akira Ishida played the role of “Gosunagui.” Originally, the voice actor for Gochikugi was “Kazunari Futatsumata,” who played the protagonist in “Maison Ikkoku.” However, in the new anime, even though Futatsumata is still active, the voice actor was changed. In the new anime, despite Futatsumata still being active, the voice actor was ultimately changed. If I were to speculate, it’s because Ranma was such a huge hit. the voice actors who appeared in this series ended up playing roles similar to Ranma’s character, and I think Futatsuyama-san declined to appear in order to break away from that. Unlike other voice actors, he rarely played young boy roles after Gotsunagui. Even as a supporting actor, he played many different types of roles. Anyway, I think that’s why Ishida-san was chosen for the role. We also worked together on Saiyuki, so we have a history of working together. However, Ishida Akira’s supporting role debut in Ranma 1/2 has a special meaning. Because at the time, among the characters who appeared in only one episode of Ranma, there were more than one or two who went on to become big names. One of them was Akira Ishida. If you look at the staff roll of the old TV version, you can see that he played a variety of minor roles. However, when you see this parade of minor roles, one person comes to mind. That person is Taketo Koyasu, who grew up to become a big star who swept the era. When I say this, some people may wonder why I’m talking about him when he’s still active. However, Koyasu has always been more than just an active voice actor. once was a voice actor so influential that he was referred to as a “pioneer of his time.” Of course, during his heyday, many anime series featured teenage protagonists, his voice was never suitable for a teenager, so he had fewer leading roles than one might expect. However, he played almost all of the final bosses and handsome main characters. He also swept up all the supporting roles in Ranma alongside Ishida-san. Despite such achievements, he has not been assigned any roles in the new Ranma series to this day. Then, there is talk that he may be assigned to voice a major character who will appear in the future, but the problem is Mr. Koyasu, this person In the previous TV episode 55, “Back to Hachibousai,” he voiced the younger version of Hachibousai, didn’t he? Ichiro Nagai: I’ll straighten out this rotten attitude! Takehito Koyasu: No, no, let me go~!! Actually, here, Hachibousai also voices the fabricated past version of himself, but the voices of these two are slightly different. (Fake Hachibousai) Hello!! (Real Hachibousai) No, no, let go of me!! I guess I can understand why he became a big shot now? In the case of Colon, the voice actress “Miyoko Asou” passed away, so the voice actress was replaced by “Ako Mashima.” She’s an expert at playing grandma roles, having done so since she was young. Finally, the most popular character that people were looking forward to. Due to the passing of Hiromi Tsuru, the voice actress for “Ukyo Kuwonji,” Kaori Nazuka will now be taking over the role. She is a voice actress who debuted in 1999 as the heroine “Lala Lu” in “Ima Soko ni Iru Boku” and played Kisa in “Fruits Basket” and Nunnally in “Code Geass.” Since she had only played quiet roles, there were some concerns. Because Ukyo is officially recognized by the author as a woman strong enough to capture Ranma and live. However, Ms. Nazuka has continued to play many roles since then, including Kixia Zabi in “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX.” charismatic roles such as Kycilia Zabi in “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX.” What’s wrong with feeling a little sick? I really found it!! There’s no need to worry about the range of her acting. At least in the PV, their voices sound stable. Now, let’s take a look at the new voice actors added in the second season of the Ranma 1/2 remake anime. the voice actors for the new characters in the second season of the “Ranma 1/2” remake anime. The animation doesn’t seem to have evolved much. It might fall apart halfway through like the first season did. However, like the first season, the appeal of the episodes seems to be well utilized. If the first season covered the content up to volume 4 of the manga, the second season includes the final scene of “Fighting Theater,” at first glance, it seems like it will end around volume 9 of the tankōbon, but since the episode where Moose kidnaps Akane in the early part of the PV is from volume 10, This time, the content of about 6 volumes of the tankōbon will be included in the 12 episodes of the TV anime. I think the story will unfold at a fairly fast pace. Also, judging from the cut of the reunion scene between Ranma and Ukyo, I have a feeling that the scene everyone is looking forward to will be censored after all. Well, censorship scenes are just one of the fun aspects of Ranma, not the core, so we’ll just have to accept it. As a fan, I’ll just say that I’ve been waiting for Ranma 1/2. That’s all for this video.
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