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[PATREON Content of the Day! - May 17) (Patreon)

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2023-05-17 17:56:07
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-- One Piece 403-404 --

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The Patreon reactions act as a watch-along being uncut with a timer on screen! This way, you can watch my full reaction by syncing up the show on an official platform on another device, another tab on your computer, etc.

Crunchyroll:  https://www.crunchyroll.com/one-piece

Funimation: Link

Hulu:  Link

Vrv:  https://vrv.co/series/GRMG8ZQZR/One-Piece

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One Piece 403-404 PATREON Reaction

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Comments

Gaetan

My keyboard refreshing key thanks you for the upload =D

Mimi

My bad, I'm clowning out here 💀 but Sentomaru really does sound like Luffy's VA to me 😭

Justin

i also noticed it before, if there were actually someone who could replace mayumi-san, it would be sentoumaru's VA

dwojas
>>108740202

They don't have the same voice actor, Sentomaru VA is Kazue Ikura, while Luffy is Mayumi Tanaka.

Maxime Goettelmann
>>108740202

^ correct. Sentomaru is voiced by the beloved Kazue Ikura who voice Kaori Makimura, the female co-lead in worldwide famous City Hunter. She's incredibly talented.

chrisis

kizARu jack, its kizARu

Mimi
>>108740202

Thank you for correcting that! Idk what I read in the past but I swear I saw something about Luffy VA's voicing Sentomaru at some pt, now I'm gonna question everything I think I know about the anime 😂

Pepperoni Pony .

Pronouncing names in Japanese, you put the emphasis on the first syllable. This helps to differentiate it from the word the name is based on. KI za ru. NA ru to. SA su ke. RO ro no a ZO ro.

Vanessa Stoilova
>>108839644

Actually, emphasis is a very English concept. It doesn't exist in my first language, French, nor in Japanese. All the syllables are supposed to be quite even and none is emphasized more than the other. Any emphasis you hear is due to tone or preference and people are not actually taught to do it - it's not a thing. Side note, I remember the English lesson when I first learned about emphasis... "it's not TOmato it's toMAto, see?" The teacher had 26 teenagers looking at her like she was crazy because none of us could hear the difference. I still can't to this day!