#Yoji Ueda

[homucifer-ryotan]

I like how in the Japanese dub of Hazbin Hotel, Sir Pentious and Adam are voiced by the same guy, Yoji Ueda, complimenting the original.

[sashamosu46]

UPDATE: I changed the fan cast seiyuu of Smokescreen from Okitsu Kazuyuki to Uchiyama Kōki, I also have added and changed the image of some characters bc I have free time lol

My SEIYUU FAN CAST for Transformers characters (Part 1)

Seiyuus like Genda & Kimura dubbed TF characters in Japanese before, so I decided to make a list of seiyuus who will fit to voice the characters! I also included notable anime/game roles done by each seiyuu

[joldfish]

Where did you learn to draw like that? It's such a unique style!

I have a hard time placing what "my style" is, so I'm curious to hear what other people recognize in my art as distinctive.

Most of my practice probably comes from trying to imitate specific bits that I like from the art I consume, though I usually give up part of the way through on trying to guess what the artist was thinking about and just blend it with whatever shortcuts I've developed over the years. This often involves just whatever physical motions are most comfortable. My hands and wrists suck so I tend to give up on precision and cleanliness and lean into messier linework.

Some specific artists I pull from are Worthikids, Mason Lindroth, Jack Stauber, Paru Itagaki, Ryoko Kui, thecatamites, Rankin Bass, Vewn, Mike Mignola, qugre, Katsuya Terada, Dev Madan, Fumito Ueda, Yoji Shinkawa, and Mortis Ghost.

Anatomy is worth learning, but I think less about the details and more on the big picture rigid forms and the pulleys that squash and stretch to move limbs and fingers. Gesture drawing is probably the best way to get better at this (and I don't do enough of it lol oops).

I sort of think of characters like squishy puppets. I block in the joints in relation to the head/chest and try to imagine how the muscle/fat/clothes hang from their scaffolding.

I wish my art was composed of more bold forms and symbols, but elegantly simplifying complex forms is difficult and I have trouble imagining things in my head so I'll fall back on imitating realism as a crutch.

For palettes I usually lean towards complementary, triadic, and analogous hues and then mess around with the saturation and value until I like the resulting mood.

[ecargmura]

Babanbabanban Vampire Episode 1 Review - Vampire Wants Virgin Boy

You know me; I review weird as heck anime. This is no exception. Babanbabanban Vampire is weird as heck. The biggest question I’m sure you all have is whether this is BL. The author says it isn’t, but that’s not stopping the BL fans from watching this. Though, I do warn that the story does contain some questionable things and if you’re someone who isn’t about that, disengage.

Babanbabanban Vampire is mainly about Ranmaru, a 450-year-old vampire waiting for the day his target, 15-year-old Rihito, turns 18 so he can suck his blood. Because of this objective, he has been working in the Tateno family’s bathhouse for the past ten years. However, Rihito falls in love at first sight with Aoi, a girl he bumped into on his way to school. Now, Ranmaru is conflicted as he does NOT want Rihito to lose his virginity as he needs him to stay pure for three more years. Hilarity ensues when he tries to cockblock.

This could be a turn off for some people due to Ranmaru being an adult vampire man going after a teenage boy. However, remember that vampires are essentially fictional creatures and not humans. They go after anyone as long as they can suck their blood. Though, it is hilarious how he gets hard thinking about Rihito’s purity when vampires canonically are considered undead creatures.

Don’t worry about Ranmaru abstaining from eating others, he still eats other people as he makes it a policy to only suck the blood of villains until he gets his main target. His name is Ranmaru, and he knew Nobunaga, so in this story, Ranmaru was a vampire. If you’re familiar with Japanese historical figures, you can look up who Ranmaru was.

The animation is pretty decent. Though, the voice cast intrigues me the most. Ranmaru is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa who actually doesn’t do BL stuff, but it does seem as if he is doing more queer-related stuff in recent times as he was in the supporting cast list of the Japanese dub of a Thai drama called 2Heart and he was also the main character in the Japanese dub of a danmei called Scum Villain’s Self-Saving System (SVSSS). The only other instances where he voiced queer-coded characters before those two roles were Fai from Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles and Hisoka from Hunter x Hunter (though, this could be debatable). Rihito is voiced by Yusuke Kobayashi who does BL occasionally. If you’re not familiar with Kobayashi, he voiced Kanata from Paradox Live and Suwon from Yona of the Dawn. Rihito’s father is voiced by Yoji Ueda who you might know as Eisen from Frieren. I guess the one voice actress I’m not too familiar with is Mayuko Kazama who voices Aoi.

I do feel as if this anime will be just one where Ranmaru will attempt to cockblock Rihito every chance he gets and that’s probably the entire plot. Unfortunately for Rihito, Aoi doesn’t seem to feel the same, so let’s see where that goes. I hope the comedy will be funny—I like funny anime. What are your thoughts on the premiere of this episode?

[tetrix-anime]

Sousou no Frieren (Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End) - Hero Party characters and casts.

Himmel (CV: Nobuhiko Okamoto)

Heiter (CV: Hiroki Tochi)

Eisen (CV: Yoji Ueda)

[alexthegamingboy]

And voiced by D.C. Douglas in the English dub, no less.

And here comes the trouble.

[irkimatsu]

Today's fun fact: Yoji Ueda is the Japanese voice for both Sir Pentious and Adam

He also plays Dekapan and Atsushi in Osomatsu-san

Atsushi is the Dickmaster and Dekapan will have sex with everyone here

[movies-to-add-to-your-tbw]

Title: Suzume

Rating: PG

Director: Makoto Shinkai

Cast: Nanoka Hara, Hokuto Matsumura, Eri Fukatsu, Shota Sometani, Sairi Ito, Kotone Hanase, Kana Hanazawa, Matsumoto Hakuō II, Ryunosuke Kamiki, Ann Yamane, Akari Miura, Yoji Ueda, Aimi, Yuu Ayase, Akihiro Tajima, Ryoko Nagata, Shinnosuke Imazu

Release year: 2022

Genres: fantasy, adventure, drama

Blurb: 17-year-old Suzume lost her mother as a little girl. On her way to school, she meets a mysterious young man...but her curiosity unleashes a calamity that endangers the entire population of Japan, so Suzume embarks on a journey to set things right.

[jonawagonvampslayers]

They love each other soooo much, like you don’t even know man,

Also just wanted to add my favorite Yoji Ueda (Speebs VA) quote: “I’m Bobby” lol (that’s from the Joestar Radio which is really fun it’s on YouTube so you should watch all of them if you want)

Artwork by Me

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Yoji Ueda & Satoshi Tanaka Join ‘The Catcher in the Ballpark!’ Anime Adaptation Cast http://dlvr.it/TH2VLC

[highdio]

Next best thing to Medicos revealing their Speedwagon figure is Yoji Ueda’s reaction.

[76historylover]

i'm listening to the joestar radio show that parts of the japanese jojo cast did somewhat recently, and it's so good! so many heartfelt, funny, amazing moments. just got through phantom blood's part with jonathan, robert e o speedwagon and young jonathan joestar. i love this series so much- it's so heartwarming and amazing. i feel so thankful to live in the same time when this manga/anime/radio show was produced- it has literally changed my life for the better.

[mymoneywar]

The Transmition of Favorite Episodes from Season 2 Just Happened.

The minor cast, Character Designers (Movie and S3) and Composer.

Totoko (Aya Endo) S2E16 - The Cutie Next Door

Iyami (Kenichi Suzumura) S2E16 - Gourmet Episode

Chibita (Sachi Kokuryu) S2E18 - Iyami, Alone in the Wind

Dekapan ( Yoji Ueda) S2E12 - Give them Back

Hatabo (Momoko Saito) S2E17 - UMA Expedition Team 3

Serie’s Composer (Hide Martsubara) and Movie Character Designer (Naoyuki Asano) S2E2 - Super Detergent

Season 3 Character Designer (Eiji Yasuhiko) S3E25 - Osomatsu-San In Hell

[angeleyedlynx]

Banana Fish VAs

Yuuma Uchida: Ash Lynx

Kenji Nojima: Eiji Okumura

Ayumu Murase: Skipper

Shinji Kawada: Shunichi Ibe

Hiroaki Hirata: Max Lobo

Unshō Ishizuka: "Papa" Dino Golzine

Yoshimasa Hosoya: Frederick Arthur

Toshiyuki Morikawa: Blanca

Jun Fukuyama: Yut-Lung Lee

Makoto Furukawa: Shorter Wong

Shōya Chiba: Sing Soo-Ling

Sōma Saitō: Lao Yen-Tai

Mitsuru Ogata: Jenkins

Yōji Ueda: Charlie Dickenson

[netflix-tidbits]

Title: ワンパンマン (One Punch Man)

Directors: Shingo Natsume, Yosuke Hatta, Shin'ichirôUshijima, Nobuhiro Mutô, Shun'ichi Yoshizawa, and Minoru Yamaoka

Year: 2015

Length: 1 season, 12 episodes (on Netflix), ~30m per episode

Rating: TV-PG

Genres: Animation, Action, Comedy

Yay, Nay, or Meh: Yay

It's nice to finally get down to watch all of these, since I'd only seen a couple before and been distracted by another project at the time. And it was just loads of fun. There aren't many times when humor translates well from one language to another, but this actually manages to do it well. Also, the monster design is just really cool, and it's well done animation. I think my only disappointment lies in the fact that apparently Netflix doesn't have all of the episodes. Maybe? Like, there are specials that are missing or something? Come on guys. There's so little of it as it is. That said, though, I suppose there's only so much you can do with a hero that beats everyone he comes up against within one millisecond. But it's so well fleshed out that I'm sure they'd be able to get more. I'm assuming the manga goes farther, so I'll have to get me that.

[irkimatsu]

watching Japanese Hazbin clips. I just heard Yoji Ueda refer to himself as "Chinko Master". I'm cured now