From the development of Japanese comics to the present, it is inseparable from the efforts of cartoonists, and it is also inseparable from the contribution of "voice actors". Whether the anime characters perform well on the screen depends on the wonderful performance of the voice actor, and behind the popular characters there is a silent voice actor.
Since the birth of the first Japanese manga, there have been many voice actors, and many voice actors who are active in the "dubbing frontline" today have been loved by many fans. I like it and believe that many fans will do one thing, that is, to "love the name". Therefore, although many voice actors are not clear, they already have the "love name" of this voice actor in the hearts of fans, especially as a senior comic fan, these titles must have been heard, do you remember how these titles came from? Let's take a look at this issue.
The representative voice actor in the role of Proud Lori, very good at the female character with a black and poisonous tongue and an arrogant tone, many fans call her "Chief", what is the reason for this?
In fact, this is related to the word "ntr", as an old fan believes that many friends know the meaning of this word. Many of the characters that Hidehito Kitamura participates in dubbing are related to "ntr", and "ntr" is the meaning of the Minotaur in Chinese context, the Minotaur is easy to think of the Minotaur race in "World of Warcraft", the representative character is the Chieftain Kane Blood Hoof, so it is called the Chieftain, seeing this large number of related attributes, I have to sigh that the brain hole of the fans is really not ordinary.
Sugita Tomokazu, the unique voice line is loved by many fans, the most famous is Sakata Ginshi in "Gintama", Hideshi Tabata in "The Daily Life of a Male High School Student", etc., his voice line can be distinguished as long as he listens to the sound, and the recognition is very high.
Fans who like him affectionately call him the group leader because they have a better relationship with Sugita Tomokazu, Hatano Shigeru, Taku Terajima, Tatsuya Suzuki, Mitsuhiro Ichirai, and others. This organization has long been known as the Sugita Group, of which Sugita Tomokazu is the leader of the Sugita Group.
Mamoru Miyano, also one of the more veteran voice actors, has a very artistic nickname called "mamo". What is the source of this nickname?
In fact, it is related to his hiragana, Miyano Mamoru's hiragana is "みやの まもる", the Roman pronunciation is written "miyano mamoru", of which "守る" has the meaning of guardianship, so mamo has become a love name for fans, and by the way, the recognition of this title is very high among Japanese and Chinese fans.
Sakurai Takahiro fans call him "Kaogo", and there is a very famous meme about him, that is, "Kaogo .jpg", which means not to associate anime characters with voice actors. This meme has been verified by many voice actors, so it is also regarded as a "classic quote" by fans.
Why is Takahiro Sakurai called Koko? At that time, He thought that his name was "Sakurai Kaohiro", so he was called Kaoko, but later found out that his real name was Sakurai Takahiro. The reason why it is called Kao Ge by comic fans is because in some reports, the word is mistakenly typed "filial piety" as "Kao", so later it was rumored that this "Kao Ge" love name, the two words are indeed very similar.
After watching the "love name" of these voice actors, I suddenly feel that it is indeed very interesting, their love name may come from the dubbing of the anime, or it may be the transliteration of the name itself, on the contrary, Kao Ge, simply because the name is written wrong. The title of Kao Ge is only the love name in the mouth of our "Chinese comic fans", although it is a bit of a spoof, but it can be seen that comic fans are very fond of Kao Ge as a voice actor.
That's what we're sharing in this issue, so what other comic fans "love to call" voice actors? May wish to leave a message in the comment area to discuss, like the article of the small partner do not forget to like and collect Oh.