Was there anything more massively autistic than this?

Was there anything more massively autistic than this?

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Might take the autism cake, yes. It was pretty fucking hilarious too.

What's this about?

When they switched Pokemon dubbing studios in 2006 from 4Kids and got a totally new set of dub VAs. A bunch of people got butthurt. Meowth's trap VA was also mad about losing his/her role and encouraged them to do it.

I remember.

That's funny 'cos everyone always hated 4Kids for mutilating any anime dub they touched.

What is it with american VAs being so childish? Eva's previous VAs were bitching as well

I guess the new Ash VA was ok. Still couldn't get over how nasally James sounded.

Maddie died not long afterwards. She (he, whatever) really took it hard. I guess any talk of getting the old VAs back died with her.

The Pokemon VAs were non-union guys from New York and barely paid anything compared to the spoiled princesses in Los Angeles. That's on top of New York living expenses and it's not as if voice acting gigs are that abundant there. I'd be mad too if they did that to me/

That's ok. The real VAs in Japan are safe and sound which is all that really matters, not some baka dub ones.

lets not pretend anyone in this thread actually gives a fuck about the original japanese version of pokemon season 1 or that 4kids writing for team rocket isn't an objective improvement just because they call sushi hot dogs or whatever the fuck

I never understood why they thought American kids would be scarred for life if they heard the word "rice cake" or "sushi" instead of "hot dog" or "cheeseburger."

We don't have to in order to be able to laugh at speds on the internet

Also did you know a lot of Pokemon in the Japanese just make generic monster sounds? It was 4Kids' idea that they all had to say their name even though this wasn't true for probably 60% of them in the Japanese (some like Charizard did retain the original voice track).

wait what

>trap VA
Don't you mean tranny?

It's true. They don't all say their name in the Japanese. A lot just make roaring or animal sounds.

My understanding was that Maddie was born with a deformed/improperly developed penis or something like that.

Operation Frog?

This.
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i forgot that was a thing, holy fuck

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The Pokemon movie dub was particularly horrible what 4Kids did to it. Yeah I'm sure the Japanese original had that joke about the Minnesota Vikings in it.

>Operation Frog
whassat

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The Vikings joke was dumb but doesn't bother me in isolation. The gutting of the score and the near-total assassination of Mewtwo's character were the real problem. I wonder which "version" of Mewtwo TPCi will be going with for their sub & dub of the new movie.

That's retarded. Pikachu contradicts your entire statement. And there are still Pokemon that don't say their names.

>trap
Trap is not the same thing as trans, you dolt.

I hate Ash's and really, everyone's chain smoker voice, but I'm more angry that they removed the music. This is a branch of THE FUCKING POKEMON COMPANY handling their own dubs and they don't have the rights to their own music?

Some autist on /vp/ made a thread about some dumb campaign about some bullshit, people called him retarded, and the thread got deleted. I refuse to believe anyone would've even remembered it a day later if it didn't make it into this picture that gets posted all the time.

tldr it was literally nothing

My whole life is a lie!

It's actually just the post you're replying to that's a lie. Pokemon say their names in nip too. Hell, most of the ones that keep their "roaring or animal sounds" in English DO actually say their Japanese names, just in a kinda growly manner that can be a bit hard to recognize as a name, especially to dubfags that don't even know what their Japanese names are.

>watching the dub