Post by Teahouse Keeper on May 11, 2012 1:25:42 GMT -5
www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=13985
Recommended by: Pippi-chan (yes, I'm still in contact with her via e-mail sometimes).
3 seiyuus from Kuroshitsuji are in there. According to a youtube comment in the link below, it's a wonder why "big names" seiyuus are in this kind of anime.
While I don't think those names are that big, they are recognizable.
This "kind" of anime... Well, it's an animal anime. where sexy, recognizable seiyuu voices become animals.
www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=qySXbPjBlq0
Conrad (Kyou Kara Maou) = Panda mom.
That's why on first hearing, the "mom's" voice is a man. It's Toshiyuki Morikawa.
Sebastian (Kuroshitsuji) = Llama. A comment in youtube on page 2 of the link: haha I just about lost it when I found out the llama and Sebby have the same voice actor xD (Daisuke ONO)
Even more unbelievable than Sebastian as the Llama. :
Claude (Kuroshitsuji) = Polar Bear! Still the same deep, low-keyed, intimidatingly sexy, if unbelievably and undeniably, Claude's voice. Takahiro Sakurai.
Perfect for a polar bear that doesn't smile.
Eh? He plays Yuri Shibuya too??
I didn't know. How can that be? Claude = Yuri Shibuya??? Impossible. And Morgif too.
How can that sexy low deep Claude's voice be Yuri Shibuya?
OOhhh... recalling it when Yuri transforms into the Demon King and applies his manly deep voice... Ah, yeah, then that's more like it.
So, this seiyuu can lighten his voice to a young boy's innocence and deepen it to a sexy man's. Wowwww...
The seiyuu himself looks quite young to have that nice deep Claude's voice. Surprising. www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=5039
Grell (Kuroshitsuji) = Panda. Not surprising with the seiyuu's higher-pitched voice. But cute. Jun Fukuyama
The first episode is funny. Second episode is a little long-winded and boring. At the moment, I stopped there.
It's an interesting, ironic and out-of-the-box concept that a panda is hired to be a part-time panda by the zoo. Where there is also a full-time panda hired, and the other animals are also "working" there.
It's a strange and something I never thought before idea, or even considered. Pretty brilliant, simple and makes me go hmmm...
Watch it here:
www.pinoyanime.tv/shirokuma-cafe-episode-1/
Recommended by: Pippi-chan (yes, I'm still in contact with her via e-mail sometimes).
3 seiyuus from Kuroshitsuji are in there. According to a youtube comment in the link below, it's a wonder why "big names" seiyuus are in this kind of anime.
While I don't think those names are that big, they are recognizable.
This "kind" of anime... Well, it's an animal anime.
where sexy, recognizable seiyuu voices become animals. www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=qySXbPjBlq0
Conrad (Kyou Kara Maou) = Panda mom.
That's why on first hearing, the "mom's" voice is a man. It's Toshiyuki Morikawa. Sebastian (Kuroshitsuji) = Llama. A comment in youtube on page 2 of the link: haha I just about lost it when I found out the llama and Sebby have the same voice actor xD (Daisuke ONO)
Even more unbelievable than Sebastian as the Llama. :
Claude (Kuroshitsuji) = Polar Bear! Still the same deep, low-keyed, intimidatingly sexy, if unbelievably and undeniably, Claude's voice. Takahiro Sakurai.
Perfect for a polar bear that doesn't smile.
Eh? He plays Yuri Shibuya too??
I didn't know. How can that be? Claude = Yuri Shibuya??? Impossible. And Morgif too.How can that sexy low deep Claude's voice be Yuri Shibuya?
OOhhh... recalling it when Yuri transforms into the Demon King and applies his manly deep voice... Ah, yeah, then that's more like it.
So, this seiyuu can lighten his voice to a young boy's innocence and deepen it to a sexy man's. Wowwww...
The seiyuu himself looks quite young to have that nice deep Claude's voice. Surprising. www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=5039
Grell (Kuroshitsuji) = Panda. Not surprising with the seiyuu's higher-pitched voice. But cute. Jun Fukuyama
The first episode is funny. Second episode is a little long-winded and boring. At the moment, I stopped there.
It's an interesting, ironic and out-of-the-box concept that a panda is hired to be a part-time panda by the zoo. Where there is also a full-time panda hired, and the other animals are also "working" there.
It's a strange and something I never thought before idea, or even considered. Pretty brilliant, simple and makes me go hmmm...
Watch it here:
www.pinoyanime.tv/shirokuma-cafe-episode-1/
