Monday, May 12, 2008

NicoNico Stuff

I was digging around niconico for the latest Code Geass episode but ended up with a couple of rubbish videos involving Koshimizu Ami instead.

The first is an ad for the Code Geass DS gamewith Koshimizu cosplaying Karen. No comments on the cosplay. All i'll say is it shattered my fantasies of Karen. She tried doing the Zero voice, but i don't think she'll be geassing anyone soon. Amusing though.

The second is Koshimizu imitating Mamimami and i've got to say she's good. Like really good. So good she can probably play both Yakumo and her cockroach sister at the same time and you wouldn't notice.

Another crazy video i found the other day was a collection of NG recordings from prawn games. Seiyuu choking on their own spit while hyperventilating? Check. Dribbling like a baby while simulating blowjobs? Check. Screaming the wrong names during climax? Check. Hilarious stuff, but headphones/earphones recommended. You might try to see if you can recognise any big name voices, most use aliases for prawn work.
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Anonymous said...

ZZZ... I still haven't figure out how to create an account on niconico, so some kind soul help me make one? :(

SG-made anime? The picture is even more distorted than any before, and someone was complaining that Raki Suta's ppl have big heads? Hahaha... I'll give it a try though, right after I go through Kurenai.

SG equivalent of Kansai has to be Singlish. It just fits the bill perfectly.

Comparing Karen trying to geass someone with Zero's voice and imitating Mamimami is rather unfair as the former requires a gender change. The only female (as far as I know so far) who has a geass voice is none other than the Master of Geass herself!

May 13, 2008 at 1:38 AM
ZeoiNagePotato said...

Actually the characters in Gacha^2 are not SD in the actual show. i just used that pic bcos it's cuter than the actual design. Only one ep is up and it's only 2 min long.

Everyone speaks singlish you see, it's like the official language. Hokkien is a better analogy bcos it has it's own associated stereotyping just like Kansai ben.

May 13, 2008 at 6:38 AM

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