The text reads 中の人つながり (naka no hito tsunagari). "Naka no hito" is often used to refer to the seiyuu of a specific character. "Tsunagari" means connection.
Shimamura Yuu is the seiyuu for Annie and also Zelda from Skyward Sword. You should do some proper research.
Augustus-Franz said:
The text reads 中の人つながり (naka no hito tsunagari). "Naka no hito" is often used to refer to the seiyuu of a specific character. "Tsunagari" means connection.
Shimamura Yuu is the seiyuu for Annie and also Zelda from Skyward Sword. You should do some proper research.
Again, SS Zelda is not voiced by Yū Shimamura, she's voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi. Fi is the one voiced by Shimamura. I did my research, in case Shimamura does voice another version of Zelda. That's how I know she voices Fi, but not any character identified as Zelda.
just_juan said:
Again, SS Zelda is not voiced by Yū Shimamura, she's voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi. Fi is the one voiced by Shimamura. I did my research, in case Shimamura does voice another version of Zelda. That's how I know she voices Fi, but not any character identified as Zelda.
I'm honestly confused now, because some sources say she's voiced by Yū Shimamura and others by Megumi Toyoguchi, and I've only looked up reliable sources. I guess I'll have to look up reliable Japanese sources (I'm still not trusting the fanarts)
I don't know where you got your intel from, but Toyoguchi Megumi has never voiced any characters in Zelda.
The only place I have found that credited Toyoguchi Megumi for voicing Zelda in Skyward Sword is TV Tropes, and they definitely got it wrong.
As for the fanarts, remember that they are drawn by Japanese artists and Japanese otaku are crazy about their seiyuu, so they're definitely better informed than most of us.
I just confirmed through Japanese Wikipedia that SS Zelda really is voiced by Shimamura.
But the information about Zelda being voiced by Toyoguchi doesn't seem to be wrong, even if inconsistent. Weird.
Maybe she voices Zelda in an AD or something? I mean, Zelda had a different VA in the ALBW PV than in the actual game.
just_juan said:
I just confirmed through Japanese Wikipedia that SS Zelda really is voiced by Shimamura.
But the information about Zelda being voiced by Toyoguchi doesn't seem to be wrong, even if inconsistent. Weird.
Maybe she voices Zelda in an AD or something? I mean, Zelda had a different VA in the ALBW PV than in the actual game.
AnimeNewsNetwork is also claiming that Zelda in Skyward Sword is voiced by Toyoguchi Megumi.
Wikipedia gives her no credit for that though.
It's quite possible that there was a short animation used as a PV for the game, and Toyoguchi Megumi was chosen to voice Zelda there.
These things happen from time to time. Sometimes the same character will have two different seiyuu for the anime and the drama CD.
Whichever the case, Toyoguchi Megumi at least never voiced Zelda in the game. Unless there was a younger Zelda in the game, in a flashback or something, and they decided to use a different seiyuu. I haven't really played the game, so I can't be certain.
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just juan
5 months agoSS Zelda is voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi, Annie is voiced by Yū Shimamura. There's no Seiyuu connection.
just juan
5 months agoUpdate: Fi is voiced by Yū Shimamura. Still no Seiyuu connection.
just juan
5 months agoRemoved Yū Shimamura's name and seiyuu_connection from the tags but added trait_connection since Zelda and Annie are still physically similar.
Augustus-Franz
5 months agoThe text reads 中の人つながり (naka no hito tsunagari).
"Naka no hito" is often used to refer to the seiyuu of a specific character.
"Tsunagari" means connection.
Shimamura Yuu is the seiyuu for Annie and also Zelda from Skyward Sword.
You should do some proper research.
just juan
5 months agoAgain, SS Zelda is not voiced by Yū Shimamura, she's voiced by Megumi Toyoguchi. Fi is the one voiced by Shimamura. I did my research, in case Shimamura does voice another version of Zelda. That's how I know she voices Fi, but not any character identified as Zelda.
Augustus-Franz
5 months agoFi is voiced by Fujimura Ayumi.
http://zeldawiki.org/Fi
Here is the list of seiyuu who have voiced Zelda.
http://zeldawiki.org/List_of_Voice_Actors#Princess_Zelda
just juan
5 months agoI'm honestly confused now, because some sources say she's voiced by Yū Shimamura and others by Megumi Toyoguchi, and I've only looked up reliable sources. I guess I'll have to look up reliable Japanese sources (I'm still not trusting the fanarts)
Augustus-Franz
5 months agoI don't know where you got your intel from, but Toyoguchi Megumi has never voiced any characters in Zelda.
The only place I have found that credited Toyoguchi Megumi for voicing Zelda in Skyward Sword is TV Tropes, and they definitely got it wrong.
As for the fanarts, remember that they are drawn by Japanese artists and Japanese otaku are crazy about their seiyuu, so they're definitely better informed than most of us.
just juan
5 months agoI just confirmed through Japanese Wikipedia that SS Zelda really is voiced by Shimamura.
But the information about Zelda being voiced by Toyoguchi doesn't seem to be wrong, even if inconsistent. Weird.
Maybe she voices Zelda in an AD or something? I mean, Zelda had a different VA in the ALBW PV than in the actual game.
Augustus-Franz
5 months agoAnimeNewsNetwork is also claiming that Zelda in Skyward Sword is voiced by Toyoguchi Megumi.
Wikipedia gives her no credit for that though.
It's quite possible that there was a short animation used as a PV for the game, and Toyoguchi Megumi was chosen to voice Zelda there.
These things happen from time to time. Sometimes the same character will have two different seiyuu for the anime and the drama CD.
Whichever the case, Toyoguchi Megumi at least never voiced Zelda in the game. Unless there was a younger Zelda in the game, in a flashback or something, and they decided to use a different seiyuu. I haven't really played the game, so I can't be certain.