Today, I brushed out a message that made me crazy: Kitamura Yingli is coming to China. Hideri Kitamura, a well-known Female Voice Actress and Singer in Japan, debuted as a child star in her early years, and began to work as a voice actor in 2003, representing the role of "Sneak It!" Masato Yasaka in "Nayako", Nine Heavy Rin in "Lori's Time", Yami Kawashima in "Dragon and Tiger", "Magical Girl Xiaoyuan" Miki Sayaka, and so on, etc., there are countless classic characters, she is the one who took me into the second dimension. On October 21, 2016, she will come to China for the first time, coming to Shanghai to bring a special live to Chinese fans, and I entered the house because of the animation she dubbed.
In 2003, GONZO's 10th anniversary film Final Exile was broadcast, and Hideki Kitamura voiced the fallen aristocrat Tachiana Weislow, who was not impressed by her when I saw the anime two or three years later. At that time, I watched more "Game King", "Four Wheel Drive Brothers", "Pokemon", listening to the Taiwanese version of the Mandarin dubbing, I felt that there was no sense of violation, and I had no impression of Japanese animation. At that time, foreign animations could be seen on TV, which felt really good.
The picture shows the character of "Final Exile": Tachiana Weislow, which is the voice actor debut role of Hideri Kitamura.
In 2007, when I got older, I was willing to see anime works with Japanese pronunciation and Chinese subtitles. This year is also the year of the outbreak of Hideari Kitamura's works. Xiahou Yuan in "One Ride When a Thousand", Jiu Chongrin in "Lori's Time", and the unknown fire ming nai in "Seto's Flower Marriage", the teenager who is in the spring of Sichun looks red in the face and cannot help himself.
But what really made me have a sense of the word voice actor, and really made me aware of the word otaku, came from an OVA work of that year: "Mechanical Maid". This work is based on the joyful daily life of Takaya otaku Mura, who likes dolls, and Yui (Only), a mechanical maid who is half-hanging, and adds a lot of otaku knowledge to me, who lacked knowledge of some aspects at that time. In this work, Hideri Kitamura voiced the heroine, and the playful voiceline, the joyful storyline, and the plot that seemed a little dirty at the time suddenly hit my heart. The animation theme song "Please Don't Take Off My Apron" distinguishes between light and playful, vivid and interesting, and also made me impressed by Kitamura Hideri's singing voice for the first time, I don't know if this trip to Shanghai will sing this song, but considering the bad degree of the lines, it is estimated that it will not be...
In 2008, "Dragons and Tigers" aired, which was also the craziest year I watched animation. She voiced Yami Kawashima, who looks cheerful and optimistic on the outside, but inside she is a black woman with a belly. Although the nail palace was deeply ill at that time, the mature Kawashima Yami still left a deep impression on me, from the black woman at the beginning of the story, to the later fading disguise, showing a real self, silently supporting the dragon and the river, this character, perhaps quite like me at that time.
In 2011, "Magical Girl Circle" was broadcast, and Hideri Kitamura voiced the blue-haired Miki Sayaka, and when he learned that he was in tears after being NTR, the chieftain was famous. There are poems praising the covenant: the village of Kita on the Thunder Cliff, the chief of the English pear Sai Kane, the blood hooves step everywhere the flowers bloom, and the men and women are tearful people.
In addition to female characters, Hideri Kitamura's several experiences dubbing males are also impressive, such as "Stealth! Masami Yasaka in "Nayako", and "Sneak It!" Masato Yasaka in "Nayako" and "Sneak It! Yasaka in "Nayako" is looking for something, right...
Oops, inexplicably more looking forward to it, October 21, see you in Shanghai. Only mentioned a few of the characters I liked, and if I felt incomplete... You still look at Baidu Encyclopedia.