#kusao takeshi

[hsylog]

[choueiyuusubs]

Taiyou Sentai Sun Vulcan - Kushida Akira, Ishihara Shinichi, Kashiwara Nobuhiko, voyager, Kusao Takeshi, Miyauchi Takayuki, MoJo Super Hero Spirits 2022

[tokusongs]

“Kabutack Ondo”, from B-Robo Kabutack (1997). Performed by Kusao Takeshi.

[citrus-soda]

why do they treat him like this

[loopyren]

It's a lil confusing for me to be attracted to Bankotsu because he kinda mercilessly killed 1000 demons and humans alike but no my brain goes

His braid 😗

He strong 🤭

His voice 😏

[pyriteplates]

uploaded the first of Takeshi Kusao's CDs to youtube! the video includes scans from the CD book, so you can follow along with the lyrics ;o

[boypussydilf]

insert that post abt a kid pointing at someone at a pet store and going I WANT THAT ONE and their dads like … that is a man

[blossom49451]

Look at my ninja samurai son!

[plogieplogie]

I've got backstroke for days!

[broken-clover]

One (Semi-obscure) Fact About Every Guilty Gear Character

I like trivia. And I like Guilty Gear. Being a series that’s been around for the better part of two decades, it’s only natural there’s some details that are less known about. So I wanted to make a silly little compilation about that, inspired by ‘One Obscure Fact About Every Total Drama Character’ by voiceunderthecovers on Youtube. 

As the title suggests, I also specifically did my best to pull out facts that may be less known even to fans of the series, so ideally there’s no ‘Sol is based on Freddie Mercury’-tier stuff here. I tried to find something interesting for everyone!

Characters are listed in order of their first playable games

Missing Link

Sol Badguy- Sol was originally meant to be voiced by actor Koichi Yamadera rather than developer Daisuke Ishiwatari, but given the developer's budget at the time, he would have been too expensive to afford

Ky Kiske- While Ky has been consistently voiced by Takeshi Kusao for the entire series' run in Japanese, he has been given a different voice actor for every dubbed game for both the English and Korean versions. This means that Ky has had seven official voice actors in total, making him among the highest of the cast alongside Testament

May- May is one of only a few characters in the series to have a tattoo, and only one of two where it is not implied or indicated to be magical in some way, alongside Potemkin's barcode

Potemkin- Several of Potemkin's moves across games reference Hinduism. Strive's 'Garuda Impact' is named after a birdlike demigod that acts as a mount for Vishnu, while Xrd SIGN's 'Trishula' is named for a divine trident-like weapon wielded by the god Shiva

Chipp Zanuff- According to prototype and side materials, Chipp is 22 years old as of Missing Link.

Faust- Possibly to go along with his nature of being a doctor with the desire to treat anyone he comes across, Faust's blood type is O, the universal donor

Axl Low- Axl claims the specific date he desired to return to was May 14, 1998. This is the same date that Missing Link was released in Japan

Millia Rage- According to her Xrd SIGN story mode, Millia's favorite flower is the Easter Lily

Zato-1- Based on his abduction dialogue in Strive, Zato believes in aliens

Kliff Undersn- Despite being removed from the Wii version of XX Accent Core, along with Justice, both their names and endings remain in the game's code. They also both contain original art that had never been used up to that point

Testament- The twin demons that Testament summons in Strive are the same singular familiar they possessed in prior games, simply named ‘Succubus,’ possibly split into two entities similarly to Ramlethal's familiar Lucifero

Justice- In Missing Link, Justice was voiced by Arc System employee Takuya Morito, who also voiced Chipp

Baiken- Baiken was initially a difficult character to include in the series, as due to being an amputee, it brought up issues with compliance standards at the time

X

Anji Mito- one of his aliases, Hirasawa, was actually planned to be his name during the start of X's development

Venom- During the winpose where he spins his cue, it is able to interact with any remaining balls that are still set up nearby

Johnny- Johnny is implied to have a close history with Gig, the main antagonist of the DS spinoff game Guilty Gear Dust Strikers

Jam Kuradoberi- In Blazblue, Litchi Faye-Ling's theme 'Oriental Flower' is a remix of her X theme, 'Babel Nose'

Dizzy- In the Guilty Gear XX Burst Encyclopedia, full-bodied sketch concepts exist for her wing entities, Necro and Undine. It is unknown currently if the designs were ever meant to be implemented into the game or if they were simply unused concepts

XX

Bridget- Bridget’s usage of a yo-yo as a weapon was inspired by a world-class yo-yoer that Daisuke Ishiwatari knew during the development of XX

Slayer- In SIGN, Slayer is shown to be able to control his limbs even after being severed

Zappa- In his Accent Core character art, Zappa is drawn with six fingers on his right hand. This has never appeared before or since, and is likely just an error. However, in some circles, six fingered-hands are viewed as spiritually significant

I-no- Her main guitar weapon, 'Marlene,' closely resembles the real-life Starplayer TV model manufactured by German company Duesenberg. One of her design inspirations, Sheena Ringo, owned a similar guitar, which she referred to as 'Dietrich.' Collectively, both may be a reference to German actress Marlene Dietrich

Robo-Ky- In #Reload, Robo-Ky is unique in that he has two separate standard match themes, with a day version and a night version depending on what round is occurring

Overture

Sin Kiske- In all of his playable appearances, Sin has never been depicted wearing socks

Izuna- Despite often being assumed to be a kitsune due to his foxlike ears, it is implied through his story in the Overture Original Material Collection that Izuna is actually a tsukumogami made from a hairpin

Dr. Paradigm- Prior to Strive bringing back several actors from SIGN, Paradigm was the only character to have a consistent dub voice, retaining the same actor in SIGN that he did in Overture

Raven- The portraits used for his non-playable appearance in XX are traced from the illustrations used in the side novel Lightning the Argent

Xrd

Bedman- He shares his voice actor with the character Marth from the Fire Emblem series in both his original Japanese and English dub voices, Hikaru Midorikawa and Yuri Lowenthal respectively

Ramlethal Valentine- Ramlethal is the only Xrd Valentine to not be associated with a holiday

Elphelt Valentine- Elphelt is the only playable female character depicted wearing earrings. There are more playable men in Guilty Gear that wear them than women.

Leo Whitefang- The PS3 console version of Xrd SIGN contains unused prototype art for an alternative version of Leo's character portrait

Jack-O Valentine- Similarly to Elphelt and Ramlethal, Jack-O is mechanically unusual as a character, in her case due to her servant-summoning mechanic. It is often believed that this is a reference to the tower-defense style gameplay of Overture, where the original Valentine appeared.

Kum Haehyun- Haehyun only speaks with her own voice during her outro animation. All of her other dialogue is spoken through her mech

Answer- Possibly as a way of properly proportioning the third lens of his glasses, Answer's model contains a second nose above the first. This was left in place and simply made invisible rather than be removed in the final version

STRIVE

Nagoriyuki- Though he was teased in the very first trailer for Guilty Gear Strive at EVO 2019, he remained unnamed for almost a year until his official trailer was released along with Leo’s in July 2020

Giovanna- Despite it being her debut game, across the entire script of Strive's story mode, Giovanna only has 22 lines of spoken dialogue, totaling 157 words overall. For reference, Sol speaks more than that during his first 10 lines

Goldlewis Dickinson- Along with Bridget, Delilah, and the Valentines, Goldlewis is one of the few characters who canonically has a sibling

Happy Chaos- In Baiken's Strive DLC trailer, an error occurs near the beginning where during a brief pan along the character's name, a trait consistent along all of the Seaon 1 DLC trailers, it erroneously reads as 'Happy Chaos' rather than 'Baiken.' It is unknown how this mistake occurred or made it to the final version, though it was fixed by the next installment, as Testament's trailer lacks this error

Delilah- Her English voice actor, Jessica DiCicco, voiced another adolescent telekinetic, Franke Athens, in the cult classic game Psychonauts

That Man- With his full name being given as Asuka R. Kreutz, he is one of only two characters to be given a middle initial, alongside Bedman

[keroradio]

I remember there was one person who was specifically looking forward to the voiced version of this song being posted, so I hope it was worth waiting for (^.^)

It feels like this song is one of the lesser known ones sung by the Keroro Platoon, a lot of those songs were used as the opening and ending credits, or were at least given more of a spot light in their episodes like the Birthday song, Keroly Night, Poi Poi The Keron Man, Omatase Pekopon Iccho even made a cameo in the manga, while you can barely hear this song in the movie

Hopefully today's post will give it a little more exposure (^.^)

[choueiyuusubs]

Kiyoku Tadashiku Kabutack - Kusao Takeshi Super Hero Spirits 2022

[aboardthescheherazade]

(originally captured by natudou on Youtube)

Tintin's Dream of Honda (15 second ver.), a rare, Japan-exclusive tie-in promotional campaign from 1988. The advertisements seem to follow Tintin having a dream about exploring Honda automobiles. The commercial uses a new mix of Taeko Ohnuki's 1985 song "Les Adventures de Tintin". Tintin also seems to be voiced by Takeshi Kusao, who also played Tintin in the Japanese dubs of the Belvision films and Nelvana series.

[mhslovers2002]

Ampoo (アンプー, Anpū)

Voiced by: Chiyako Shibahara (Japanese)

Borocca (ボロッカ, Borokka)

Voiced by: Junji Majima (Japanese)

Chaps (チャップス, Chappusu)

Voiced by: Hisayo Mochizuki (Japanese)

Docky (ドッキー, Dokkī)

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao (Japanese)

Enton (エントン, Enton)

Voiced by: Tarusuke Shingaki (Japanese)

Fonton (フォントン, Fonton)

Voiced by: N/A

Genie (ジーニー, Jīnī)

Voiced by: Ryuuzou Ishino (Japanese)

Hikky (ヒッキー, Hikkī)

Voiced by: Hiromi Ohtsuda (Japanese)

Inky (インキー, Inkī)

Voiced by: Tomoe Hanba (Japanese)

Juno (ジュノ, Juno)

Voiced by: Ayumi Kida (Japanese)

Kabo (カボ, Kabo)

Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese)

Liddy (リディー, Ridī)

Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese)

Magnero (マグネロ, Magunero)

Voiced by: Setsuji Satoh (Japanese)

Noisy (ノイジー, Noijī)

Voiced by: Tomoe Hanba (Japanese)

Onpoo (オンプー, Onpū)

Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa (Japanese)

Piranin (ピラニン, Piranin)

Voiced by: Eriko Nakayama (Japanese)

Quicky (クイッキー, Kuikkī)

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao (Japanese)

Rosso (ロッソ, Rosso)

Voiced by: Eriko Nakayama (Japanese)

Spimon (スピモン, Supimon)

Voiced by: Etsuko Kozakura (Japanese)

Tubee (チュービー, Chūbī)

Voiced by: Chiyako Shibahara (Japanese)

Usop (ウソップ, Usoppu)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Vincent (ビンセント, Binsento)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Watt (ワット, Watto)

Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa (Japanese)

Mr. X (ミスター X, Misutā X)

Voiced by: Ayumi Kida (Japanese)

Yumyum (ヤムヤム, Yamuyamu)

Voiced by: Ryusei Nakao (Japanese)

Zobie (ゾビー, Zobī)

Voiced by: Yūsuke Numata (Japanese)

?

Voiced by: N/A

Mr. Salaman (サラマン先生, Saraman-sensei)

Voiced by: Sukekiyo Kameyama (Japanese)

Mr. Tigerl (ティゲール先生, Tigēru-sensei)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Ms. Peginand (ペギナンド先生, Peginando-sensei)

Voiced by: Hiroko Oohashi (Japanese)

Principal (校長先生, Kōchō sensei)

Voiced by: Tomomichi Nishimura (Japanese)

Eddy the Skeleton Dragon (ドラゴンの骨エディ, Doragon no hone edi)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Johnny Crow (ジョニークロウ, Jonīkurou)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Lure the Fisherman (ルーア, Rūa)

Voiced by: Yūichi Nagashima (Japanese)

Book Deposit (返却機, Henkyaku-ki)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Mr. Showtime (ミスターショータイム, Misutā shōtaimu)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Old Owl Sage (フクロウじいさん, Fukurō jīsan)

Voiced by: Hiroshi Iwasaki (Japanese)

Screwsnail (ネジマキツムリ, Nejimakitsumuri)

Voiced by: N/A

Fountain of Sorrow (悲しみの泉, Kanashimi no izumi)

Voiced by: Yutaka Aoyama (Japanese)

Vending Machines

Voiced by: Cho, Sukekiyo Kameyama

Yurumaki (ユルマキ草, Yurumaki kusa)

Voiced by: N/A

Spy Fly/Leader Fly (リーダーバエ, Rīdābae)

Voiced by: Yūsuke Numata (Japanese)

Keshi (ケッシー, Kesshī)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

[pyriteplates]

hi i made a playlist :3 i uploaded a few songs of his from a kids album that i couldn't find on youtube. u should listen to them because they are very cute songs. and also because i spent nearly 5 hours putting together this playlist and i don't even have everything on there </3 CLICK IT!!