#Tsuchiya Shinba

[airisu7425]

Bakuten!! vs Haikyuu!!

(the same seiyuu game is strong)

[disownedbytiime]

Seiyuu Animedia December Edition (released on November 10)

Interview with Pomefiore’s voice actors, and a double side poster.

Aiba Hiroki as Vil Schoenheit

Tsuchiya Shinba as Epel Felmier

Itokawa Yojiro as Rook Hunt

((Ah I’ll say it again, they made a good call with these voice actors <3))

[sohmariku]

Touken Ranbu The Movie English Subtitles

Tomorrow (3 Oct) I’ll be getting on an airplane to South-Korea, so the subtitles were finished in a bit of a rush. When I return from my 3 week vacation, I might just release a 2nd version, but for now this will have to do. ^^

Please Enjoy!

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[natsspammityspamspamham]

Welcome to the Ballroom - Seiyuu Article

[Source Article]

“Tsuchiya described Tatara as ‘a regular junior high school kid.’ Sakura and Okamoto immediately pointed out, ‘he’s not regular at all.’ Their remarks made young Tsuchiya panic and the audience chuckled at his innocent reaction. Tomita’s character Gaju doesn’t appear in the first two episodes, so Tomita repeatedly stressed, ‘please believe me when I say that Gaju is a really hot-blooded character,’ which made the audience laugh.

[...]Okamoto broke the ice by talking about Tsuchiya’s dedication. Although it isn’t uncommon for voice actors to wear glasses or costumes to reflect their characters when recording or doing interviews, Tsuchiya went all-out and dressed like Tatara for every single session. He wore not only a school uniform, but also a tailcoat with a hand-made competitor’s number.

In relation to the costumes, he also revealed that Sakura tried on the ballroom dancing gown that was prepared at the recording studio as reference material.

Tomita talked about his dedication regarding the regional dialects. His character, Gaju Akagi, speaks in Joshu dialect (a dialect from Gunma Prefecture), therefore he asked someone who’s from Gunma to check his accent at the studio. He even visited Gunma to hear the natural Joshu dialect in action. He said that although he would try his best to make conversation with people, they would always reply to him in standard Japanese. Eventually, he was able to hear the dialect during a group chat in a bar. This revelation was appreciated by the audience and the cast members. He demonstrated his lines in Joshu dialect and the audience and other cast members erupted into applause.

We learned more of Tsuchiya and Sakura’s dedication to the anime as they revealed that they went to a competitive dancing tournament and watched the competitors from the front row. They told us that the dancers came in front of them and made turns over and over again. Tsuchiya said that since they were sitting so close, he felt their costumes on his cheek many times. He continued, ‘I was truly able to experience these dancers who truly wanted to entertain the spectators.’

[...]Sakura and Okamoto revealed that they both felt a certain freshness in being able to play characters different to their usual typecasting. Sakura added, ‘I feel a mysterious connection to the anime because my cousin was a competitive dancer and sempai of the original manga artist, Tomo Takeuchi. Every second I spent on the anime is precious to me.’ Okamoto said that the best thing about the anime is that ‘there is a good balance between the scenes depicting Tatara’s progress and the scenes telling the charms of the other characters. Don’t forget to watch the 3rd episode and the others thereafter.’

Furthermore, Tsuchiya said enthusiastically, ‘I feel I’m still inexperienced as a voice actor every day. Tatara, who was also an inexperienced dancer at first, is making fast progress in the anime. I’ll do my best in expressing his development with my voice acting.’ The event wrapped up with his passionate comment.”

[jadidirisendiri]

I like this moments where Tatara shouting and fighting back haha

[kaoarika]

This is what Sunday gives me in the morning...

Dorky seiyuu being dorky in a Haikyuu event. Kudos especially to Subaru being his usual funny self.

Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4

[itsthegoldenlover]

I’m also watching Burn the Witch and Balgo’s VA is the same as Goshiki Tsutomu’s.

[flamingo-chan]

Ballroom e youkoso cast:

Hyodo Kiyoharu CV: Nobuhiko Okamoto

Fujita Tatara CV: Tsuchiya Shinba

Sengoku Kaname CV: Morikawa Toshiyuki

Hanaoka Shizuku CV: Sakura Ayane

New PV on the 22nd of March (source)

[teamgensokyo-blog]

Main cast of TV anime "Ballroom e Youkoso" (Welcome to the Ballroom) announced!

<Cast> Tatara Fujita (CV Nobuhiko Okamoto) Kiyoharu Hyoudou (CV Shinba Tsuchiya) Kaname Sengoku (CV Toshiyuki Morikawa) Shizuku Hanaoka (CV Ayane Sakura)

src: http://yaraon-blog.com/archives/101163

[dazaisosmus]

Please teach me how to dance!

[nachtfaust]

Opening Theme: Song of a Thousand Nights by CIVILIAN Ending Theme: Seasonal Road by Aimer

Cast: Wei Wuxian (Wei Wusien) - Kimura Ryohei Jiang Cheng (Jan Chong) - Midorikawa Hikaru Jiang Yanli (Jan Yenri) - Hayami Saori Lan Wangji (Ran Wangyi) - Tachibana Shinnosuke Lan Xichen (Ran Shichen) - Morikawa Toshiyuki Lan Sizhui (Ran Sujui) - Tsuchiya Shinba Lan Jingyi (Ran Jinyi) - Saito Soma Jin Ling (Jin Rin) - Yuki Kaji Jin Zixuan (Jin Zushuen) - Akabane Kenji Huaisang (Nie Huaisan) - Hanae Natsuki Wen Ning (Wen Nin) - Nobunaga Shimazaki Wen Qing (Wen Chin) - Ayako Kawasumi Wen Chao (Wen Chao) - Yoshino Hiroyuki Wang Lingjiao (Wan Rinjao)  - Asumi Kana Jiang Fengmian (Jan Fonmien) - Hamada Kenji Yu Ziyuan (Yu Zuyuen) - Honda Takako Luo Qingyang (Luo Chinyan) - LYNN Jin Guangshan (Jin Guanshan) - Hayami Sho Wen Ruohan (Wen Ruohan) - Miyake Kenta Lan Qiren (Ran Chiren) - Sakamaki Mitsuhiro Wen Zhuliu (Wen Jiuriu) - Keiko Sakai Nie Mingjue (Nie Minjue) - Hiroshi Shirokuma Su She (Su Shou) - Masafumi Kobatake

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橋爪 大牙 (Hashizume Taiga)  “I'm doing a live!

I’ll be the best ever” “Naughty and wild! A beast-like boy who acts before he thinks. He’s not very bright and, can be socially inept at times. He is the lead guitarist in LuCer.” Unit: LuCer

Fantasia form: unknown

Killing Blow: unknown

Age: 17

Height: 160 cm

Weight: 49kg

Blood Type: A

Birthday: May 17th

Hobbies: riding bikes

Likes: meat on the bone, playing guitar

Dislikes: green peppers

Voice actor: Tsuchiya Shinba

Special thanks to jun (@AMAJIKIS on twitter) for their english translation. The link to the original translation: https://twitter.com/AMAJlKlS/status/1019662948690776064

Also check their current active account: @shinomiyagis https://twitter.com/shinomiyagis

Special thanks to the inactive wikia: https://i-fan.gamerch.com/%E6%A9%8B%E7%88%AA%20%E5%A4%A7%E7%89%99

Image sources: in-game, and twitter

Special thanks to google translate, yandex translate, and translateimages.site, for being free translation tools. Author’s note: I have taken the fan translation, my own translations and, some rewording to make the description a little smoother.

[disownedbytiime]

Shinba Tsuchiya (aka Epel’s va) voices Lan SiZhui in the Japanese version of mdzs and so I need to watch the Japanese version now

[recentanimenews]

Fanfare of Adolescence Rides into Next Arc with New Visual, Trailer and Cast

  Original horse-racing anime Fanfare of Adolescence is jockeying for position in preparation for its upcoming "Training Center" arc that'll commence on May 21 with Episode 8, revealing a new visual, trailer and cast details for new characters.

        RELATED: FINAL UPDATE: Crunchyroll Announces Spring 2022 Lineup! (4/5)

    The newly announced cast members are:

  Yoko Hikasa (Emilia in The Devil is a Part-Timer!) as Akari Sumeragi

Junya Enoki (Itadori in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Yukino Tayasu

  Mitsuru Miyamoto (Yashiro in ERASED) as Futoshi Kashino

Minako Kotobuki (Asuka in Sound! Euphonium) as Miku Kashino

Yuichi Nakamura (Hawks in My Hero Academia) as Kazuma Hayashida

  An original anime by studio Lay-duce (O Maidens in Your Savage Season), Fanfare of Adolescence is directed by Makoto Kato (Bloom Into You) and stars Shogo Yano (Mafuyu in given) as Yu Arimura, Shinba Tsuchiya (Shotaro in Backflip!!) as Shun Kazanami and Natsuki Hanae (Vanitas in The Case Study of Vanitas) as Grace Amane.

  If you're a fan of sports anime, don't miss new episodes of Fanfare of Adolescence when they drop each Saturday, right here on Crunchyroll!

  The jockey curriculum at the Horse Racing School... A school with incredibly difficult entrance requirements, where only one out of every ten to twenty applicants is accepted, and students need not just book smarts, but also physical and athletic abilities. There, a boy who is a popular idol meets his real dream for the first time. A boy who grew up on an island dreams of spending his days racing with horses. A boy from England is unsure of the path his parents have chosen for him, but still chooses to follow his dreams. This is a story about boys who pursue their dream of becoming a jockey.

  Source: Comic Natalie

    Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.

By: Liam Dempsey

[b3crew]

REVIEW | "Police in a Pod" | B3 - Boston Bastard Brigade

Police comedies have been around for decades. From Police Academy to Brooklyn 99, the way cops are showcased in these series always presents the strengths and many weaknesses of its protagonists. But one thing that they don’t do often is show the more serious side of the law, even when characters quip and rib one another. Police in a Pod, the latest series from Madhouse (The Vampire Dies in No Time, One-Punch Man), attempts to bring the lighter and darker moments of working in the police force. But does it succeed?

Based on the manga by Miko Yasu, Police in a Pod focuses on fresh graduate Mai Kawai (Shion Wakayama), who is on the verge of resigning due to the stress of the job. That’s when she’s assigned a new partner: Seiko Fuji (Yui Ishikawa), the new director of her station. Under her wing, Seito gives Mai the confidence of being a cop, with advice, help, and words of wisdom her other superiors never gave her. But Mai still has some problem people in her life, and it’s not just the criminals that she needs to arrest.

How the partnership between Mai and Seiko works isn’t exactly the usual straight-man/punchline pairing. Both characters work off of one other in ways that bring either a serious or funny side out of both characters. It could be the way Seiko mutters about wanting to arrest or beat up any law-evading punk she roams past, or how Mai deals with the struggles of a long search for an elderly man without a bathroom break. Male cops Seiji (Ryouta Suzuki) and Takeshi (Shinba Tsuchiya) also have a similar repertoire between the two, but there’s more a dumb vibe from them compared to the frustrated one from Mai and Seiko.

The comedy takes a more slice-of-life approach with its characters, with there being no cartoonish gags and instead placing an emphasis on observational humor. Police in a Pod doesn’t go the wacky route with cops like Police Squad or The Other Guys; it’s a day-in-the-life grind for those who swear to protect and serve. Even when they think they’re finally off-duty and have a moment to, say, go out for a mixer that turns awkward quickly, they get called in out of the blue to take care of some trouble on the street. And unlike something like Detective Conan, it’s almost never something about a murder.

Click here to read the rest of the review!