No, we need a british localization of everything.
"You haven't the foggiest m8. You've already come to a sticky end"
"hWhat?"
I don't think Americans have any room to talk when they keep making anyone with a kansai accent talk like southern hick.
Socially speaking, what American accent is perceived most closely to a kansai accent?
I'm gunna take a different tack and say kansai should be Scottish only because yanen could so easily be swapped with ya ken amd
99% meaning preservedis close enough in usage in enough areas that it's fuunnyBoston or New Jersey accent maybe? There's no 1 to 1 comparison.
We should leave all the kansai words as they are because there's no 1 to 1 comparison.
https://youtu.be/YvNxgHTWIlo
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
If anything, one would think that the accent of an island monarchy would be more suitable for translating Japanese...
Hmm we should investigate the ork-gammon connection there might be something there.
every 40k faction is just a different type of annoying Br*tish person
Evolving new abilities, endlessly consuming, monstrous looking, have a cult of followers - sounds like the royals
Plus when they were first released they had a limousine
(Before the 40k lore heads get at me yes this is the genestealer cult not full tyranids yet i don't care)
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the concept of fancy lad tyranid units just sent me back
1014
years to Gentleman Cho'GathShow
Critical support to British/English working class accents in fighting off the royalist UK and U.S dual hegemony of accents
There is actually one good british anime dub and that's Steamboy
I've unironically started using "soz" after seeing it used for gyaru-go in manga all the time
