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You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

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You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

1966-1967 Ultraman Middle Generation Ultraman Fighting Sound; Nakayotichi Yafu

This sound is the common "su wa chi", "seaaa", "hea" and other Ultraman like to make when fighting, the whole play appears in every word, and has become the most classic voice in the past Ultraman, and has been used by many Ultraman in the future. This sound made by Nakasugane Yafu is magnetic, with a high pitch, and... It was a moaning sensation... Mr. Nakasugane died in 1993, but he left an eternal voice in Ultraman.

Dialogue and Monologues: Kondo Hisa (Episodes 1 and 39), Koji Ishizaka (Episode 15), Hikaru Urano (Episode 33) The original Ultraman in the TV version of the drama, there is not much dialogue, only the above few words. Ultraman's voice actor Koji Ishizaka in episode 15 is also a plot commentary for episodes 1 through 19 of Ultraman, and the sound characteristics are rounded, soft and clear, somewhat similar to Shiozawa Kanejin and Nichiren.

Mr. Koji Ishizaka was an actor, writer, translator, and lyricist, and although he was not a professional voice actor, his voice did have an irreplaceable charm, and it is said that Koji Ishizaka was still a student at that time! Episode 33 Ultraman's voice actor Hikari Urano, the 20th to 39th episodes of the Ultraman Fantasy Series, is characterized by a rounded, thick and mellow voice, somewhat similar to Hideyuki Tanaka's voice. The voice actor of Ultraman in episode 1 and final is Hisaku Kondo. This person is not very familiar, the voice dubbed by Ultraman in the first and final words has been processed, the echo effect and the high-pitched effect are too large to hear what the voice is, presumably to highlight the feeling that "Ultraman is an alien".

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

Zofi Voice Actor: Hikaru Urano. Zoffey appeared in "The First Generation" only with dialogue and no fighting sound effects.

1966-1967 Special Screening TV "Otsevin"

Severn Ultraman (ウルトラセブン) Fighting Sound Effects: Hiroshi Moriji (now renamed Moriji Koji) Seven Ultraman's fighting sound is distinctive, being a short, powerful sound such as "joowa" and "ya", with a midrange tone that has almost no sense of groaning. Dialogue and Monologue: Akira Morizon Ultraman often talks to enemy cosmic people in an Ultraman posture, and also has an inner monologue, which is different from the original Ultraman. Mr. Moriji was still very young, only 24 years old, but his voice was already thick, somewhat similar to the voices of Yoshitaka Suzumi and Koichi Hashimoto. Ultraman's fighting sound and dialogue vocals are played by Mr. Akira Moriji, the human body of Centerman, an actor of the Star Cluster. This is rare in the Ott series.

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

Before the reflection of this work "Otter Severn", at the beginning it was also specially invited to voice actors to voice Seven Ultraman, but it was always unsatisfactory, so Moriji volunteered to personally voice Severn, and found that the effect was just right, so Severn Ultraman's voice actor became an actor of the human body...

1971-1972 Tokutsu tv, "Oku-Tokuman" (Return of Ultraman)

Dialogue and Monologue: Tanizu Tsutomu, Tunjiro (now renamed Tuanshi lang) (episode 20.51), Murakoshi Ithiro (episode 50) Tanizu Tsutomu is the voice of Jack Ultraman dialogue or inner monologue most of the time, and the voice characteristics are relatively thick and not too characteristic. The same is true of Murakoshi Ichiro. Tuan Ji Lang, the actor of Jack Ultraman's human body Hideki, has a deep voice. Episodes 20 and 51 are voiced by jack Ultraman himself.

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

In the return of Ultraman, ultraman (Jack Ultraman) fight sound effects are also directly based on the voice that Nakayogan Yafu gave ultraman in "Ultraman".

In episode 18, when Ultraman Severn appears, he has a dialogue with Jack Ultraman, and his voice actor is Murakoshi Ichiro. The voice felt thick enough, but it lacked the vigor of Moriji Akira.

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

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You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

1972-1973 Tokutsu tv, Ultraman a.

Ais Ultraman(ウルトラマンエース)格斗音效:中曽根雅夫、納谷悟朗。 Some of Ace Ultraman's fighting sound effects are based on the voice that Nakasaki Genteyoshi gave to Ultraman in Ultraman. Therefore, half of Ace Ultraman's voice is similar to Ultraman and Jack Ultraman. Ace Ultraman also has a fighting sound effect, which is more bass-based and has more long tones than the previous one, such as "te—" and "te ya" when hitting an opponent, and a special moaning sound when attacked, "オッ!" ウゥーン! This bass was played by voice actor Nagya Goro.

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

White and monologue: Nagu Goro Ace Ultraman does not have many dialogues and monologues in the play, all of which are matched by Nagu Goro. Nagya Goro is the older brother of voice actor Nagya Rokuro, who has a high voice and the character represents: "Saint Seiya" Golden Saint Seiya Aquarius Kamyo, while the former has a distinctly low voice, and the character represents: "Legend of the Galactic Heroes" Melkaz. Fortunately, in Ace Ultraman, Naguya did not make his voice too low, and did not completely destroy the image of Ace as a "little brother".

Okutokko Kakuto Ono: Masao Nakasone

Similarly, the fighting sounds of Zoffey, the original Ultraman, Seven Ultraman, and Jack Ultraman all follow the sounds that Nakayo genyafu gave ultraman in "Ultraman". Is it to unify the Otter brothers? Or is Round Valley short of money? Or is it some other reason? Now there is no way to know.

Oku-toku Brothers (对 Monologue) Saka Saka (Episodes 5 and 35), Osamu Ichikawa (Episodes 13 and 14), Keisuke Yamashita (Episodes 23)

Masato Tsujimura (Episodes 13 and 14)

Ultraman Seven Chi Shui Tong Yang (Episode 13·14·39·44), Han Yu (Episode 31)

Jack Ultraman Akisuke Yamashita (Episode 13.14)

1973-1974 Tokutsu tv, Taiko Oku Tokuman (Ultraman Taro)

Tyro Ultraman Fighting Sound Effects: Saburo Shinoda Ultraman's Fighting Sound Effects of Tyro Ultraman are processed to be very ethereal. In the early stage, you can still recognize it, but in the later stage, you can't hear Tokotaro's feelings at all. Taylor Dialogue and Monologue: Saburo Shinoda Saburo is an actor in Tokotaro, the human body of Ultraman Tyro, and although young, his voice is also slightly thicker. Ultraman Tyro can be said to be the exception of the Showa Ultraman, as a system rather than an incarnation of Ultraman, he actually let the inter-body actors voice Ultraman... I don't know what Round Valley thinks. However, the back is all Iwamaru Hirono, this is the last word

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

In episode 34, when the Otter brothers appear, the only fighting sound effect is the sound of plagiarism of Tyro when they fly away...

Oku, Zofi Dialogue and Monologue: Nobuya Kashima

Ultraman Severn Dialogue and Monologue: Saburo Shinoda (Episode 5) speechless... Saburo Shinoda voiced both Severn and Tyro at the same time, one moment to lower the voice, the next to raise the voice, it is not easy... Sure enough, it was a cousin

1974-1975 Special Tv, "Raido Oku Tokuman" (Ultraman Leo)

Leo Ultraman (ウルトラマンレオ) Fighting Sound Effects: True Sharon True Sharon, the actor of Leo Ultraman's human body, the voice is characterized by full of blood, vitality, and a special magnetic and hoarse. The sound effects he gave Leo Ultraman were mainly based on long tones such as "yi-ya" and "a-".

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

Hakuyo Monologue: Midsummer Nature, Raido Oku Tokuman Haku-yo Monologue Voice Is Midsummer. Outside of here, he sang "Ultraman Leo" Yura Shonen Choir Choral, "Ballad of the Starry Sky" as "Thunder Europe Oku Special Man".

Ultraman Severn: Fighting sound is not used. Dialogue and Monologue: Tokumaru's voice appears in the final words in the dream, and the voice is much more ordinary than Moriji...

Astra Fighting Sound Effects: True Sharon Dialogue and Monologue: Shinji Maruyama (Episode 38·39) These 2 words seem to be the only one that Astra speaks, and we will not comment on the voice.

King of Otter Fighting Sound Effects: None Dialogue and Monologue: Tokumaru (Episode 26), Kiyokawa Motomon (Episode 39), Hiroshi Torioka (Episode 50)

Episode 38.39 The dialogue voice actor of the Otter brothers is unknown.

1980-1981 Tokutsu tv (Ultraman 80)

Julian (ユリアン) Fighting sound effects are not used in dialogue and monologues: Hayawara Soyoko Hagiwara Sayoko is naturally also an actor in Julian's human body, Hoshinobu.

1984 Special Shadow, "Oku-Toku manno monogatari" (Ultraman Monogatari)

Tyro Ultraman Dialogue and Monologue: Hiroshi Ishimaru is also thicker than Saburo Shinoda, and also has a feeling of clarity and softness, which is quite beautiful. Later, when Tyro Ultraman appeared, the voice actor was also arranged by him.

Teenage Tairo Dialogue and Monologue: Masako Nozawa Nozawa Masako, the most personal impression is Sun Wukong, Sun Goku, Sun Wutian in "Dragon Ball"...

Father of Otter Dialogue and Monologue: Taro Ishida's voice is very thick, very low, very thick, and has the appearance of a father!

Otter's Mother Dialogue and Monologue: Masako Ikeda Masako Ikeda, later in "Dream Biyou Ultraman" In which the voice actor of Otter's mother is also her, her voice is softer, and she has the appearance of an old mother

Zoffy Dialogue and Monologue: Tsuda

Ultraman Dialogue and Monologue: Tsutomu Horiuchi

Ultraman Severn Dialogue and Monologue: Shigeharu Matsuda

Jack Ultraman Dialogue and Monologue: Masayuki Komuro

Ace Ultraman Dialogue and Monologue: Hiroshi Sato

Eddie Ultraman (ウルトラマンエイティ) Fighting Sound Effects: Hatsuhiro Hasegawa as the incarnation of Ultraman, Eddie's fighting sound effect is naturally Eddie Ultraman's human body arrow of the fierce actor Hatsunegawa Hatsune. The fighting sound seems to mimic the original Ultraman, but it feels sharper. Dialogue and Monologue: Hatsuhiro Hasegawa

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

1995 Special ova (Ultraman Neos) Navo Oku Tokuman

What a pity! Neos Ultraman was scheduled to be screened in Japan in 1995, and Marutani was planning to shoot in China. Later, because of ultraman's copyright lawsuit with Thailand, and has been working with marutani's long-term cooperation with tbs TV station, because it no longer decided to show the Ultraman series relationship, "Neos" and the "Severn 21" that was also planned at the time have been shelved, fortunately, after the success of the Heisei trilogy, the change of Neos and Severn 21 has gradually been erased and repackaged as an ova version as a new plan. Most of the crew members were drawn from the newly completed Ultraman 99ova crew. Filming began on June 14, 2000. The first four episodes were released on November 22, 2000 as DVD and VHS. A total of 12 episodes were filmed in the end

Navos Oku Tokuman (Ultraman Neos)

Fighting sound effects (high-pitched sounds such as "ha" and "he"): Takatsuki Pure (Takatsuki Pure voice, giving people a feeling of more vitality, slightly hoarse. Ultraman of the ensemble type, dubbed in human form, which is also a special example in addition to Tyro)

Okutoman (Ultra Seven 21)

The fighting sound effect of Severn 21 is imitating Severn, which is also mainly a short sound, but it is not as thick as the Severn voice matched by Moriji Akira. Fighting sound effects (sounds such as "ze" and "zu"): Chiba Kazunobu

Dialogue and Monologue: Kazunori Chiba (Kazunobu Chiba's voice is not thick enough for Senji's voice to match Severn 21 with the feeling of Severn)

Zofi (ゾフィー) Fighting Sound Effects No Dialogue and Monologue: Akira Ōtsumi (Ōtsumi Akiri, the old dragon of the Ultraman series, the most famous character is the vice captain of Sokata in Diga Ultraman. Incidentally, Akira Ōtsune also served as zoffi's holster actor in episodes 11 and 12 of "Neos."

Diga Ultraman (ウルトラマンティガ) Fighting Sound Effects: True Courage True Courage Seems to have not many anime and voices. When paired with Diga, the fighting sound effect is dominated by sounds such as "cut" and "just", and the tone is relatively high. Dialogue and monologue are not used

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing

1997-1998 Tokuna Oku Tokuman

Daina Ultraman (ウルトラマンダイナ) Fighting Sound Effects: Tsuruno Tsuyoshi Tsuruno is an actor in Dana Ultraman's human body Asuka Shin, and his voice is with a high tone, but when giving Dana Ultraman a fighting sound effect, the sound is handled very strongly, it seems very thick and low, and it is difficult to hear that it is the sound of a bird if you do not listen carefully. Dana Ultraman's fighting sound syllables seem to mimic the original Ultraman, but the sound is much thicker than the original Ultraman

many. Dyna Ultraman's voice was very thick when he was attacked,

It's like a roar...

You don't know about Ultraman's fighting sounds and dubbing