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I visited TGS today. It was super busy.
I was part of the first 555 people to show up at the Atlus booth with a copy of P5, so Soejima Shigenori signed it! Iâm so happy!
Unfortunately I was too late to receive tickets for the live performance, but I did take some pictures of the booth and the Morgana car parked outside. I also bought some merch.
I got to see the old announcer lady from the Atlus streams and the Stalker Club live, which was a weird experience.
I haven't posted in a long while! I'm actually in Tokyo right now, and I picked up my copy of the 20th Anniversary Edition of Persona 5. I won't be able to play it until I get back home in two weeks, so I'm avoiding spoilers at all costs. I'll also go to TGS on Saturday, so hopefully I can get my hands on some cool stuff there. I'll be sure to take a lot of pictures!
Title: A Night of Events (Part of the official Adachi Comic Anthology ) Circle/Artist: Nagao Uka (twitter) Series: Persona 4 Rating: All Age Â
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Hello! I translated a chapter part of the official Adachi comic anthology. This is the one where he goes out drinking at Shiroku with the guys and some funny stuff happens. Thanks for reading and support my translations <3!Â
did you delete some of your videos? i was looking for the translation for osomatsu's final ED
Nope, I havenât deleted any of them. The final ED is still there -> Click!
Weekly Famitsu Issue #1432
Persona 5
Dengeki PlayStation Vol.614 Cover
Theres a second osomatsu seiyuu event happening today or tomorrow? Will you be translating it in the future? Please and thank you!
I believe the seiyuu event was today. Iâm not sure if theyâll put this event on the Blu-ray as well though. If they do include it, I think itâll be on the last volume which releases in August.
I can definitely try to translate it, though itâll take me a lot longer. The last event translation took me about a week and a half, but Iâm a lot busier now, so itâll take at least 2 and a half weeks, if not more. I will also be going to Japan for a month in September, so I can only work on it when I get back in October. Then Persona 5 comes out around that time too, and Iâve been waiting to play that for 8 years, so that will slow me down too.
Anyway, if the event is on the Blu-ray, and it hasnât been translated when I get back, then Iâll definitely give it a shot.
I was bored, and had to deal with my P5 hype somehow, so I decided to translate the recently released staff interview with Hashino (P5 director). Since I felt extra motivated, I also translated most of the UI.
Staff Interview - Persona 5 Director Katsura Hashino
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Persona 5 Mysterious CountdownÂ
idk if anyone else pointed this out, but don't you think the endings (F endings??) is Totoko actually saying 'iie iie' instead of 'yes, yes?' it makes more sense considering she used to say 'No, No' in the prior versions. (it sounds more like shes saying iie in japanese to me)
No, sheâs definitely saying âyesâ. The official lyrics confirm it too.
In the normal version sheâs turning down the Matsuâs offer with a âNo! No!â. In the F6 versions sheâs clearly into them, so she accepts their offer with a âYes! Yes!â. Itâs to show the difference of her behavior toward the normal and F6 version.
But in the end, the F6 versions are just an illusion created by the Matsuâs (like in ep 18) in order to fulfill Totokoâs dream of âa reverse harem of hot guysâ. In the full version of the song, they go back to their normal forms again at the end, and Totokoâs turns down their offer again with a âNo! No!â.
hi have you seen this compilation of karamatsu's 'uncool' moments >B3 nicovideo(.)jp/watch/sm28141263
No, I havenât seen it before. Too bad it only contains stuff from the first cour.
To be honest, I think Karamatsu is always âuncoolâ. Except that part in ep 24.
Umm if I may ask how do you translate stuff like drama cds,etc. Do you have any kind of special method?
Iâve only translated one drama CD. My method was nothing special. First I listened to the full drama CD about two times to understand the story completely. Then I opened a text file, and I started to translate each line one by one, writing them down in English (also adding the name of the character that is speaking for each line).
If I had trouble with grasping the specific meaning of a line, I would write the line down in Japanese and analyze the sentence grammar in detail. Also looking up definitions of certain words in both Japanese dictionaries and Japanese/English dictionaries to be sure I knew the correct meaning. Obviously, since Iâm not a native speaker, I sometimes come across words I donât know. Then I just type the word in romaji/hiragana in the dictionary, and I look up the meaning. Searching a Japanese word on google together with æćł (meaning) can also be useful. When itâs difficult to hear the pronunciation, I sometimes have to guess what the word can be based on the context.
And finally, when everything is translated, I open the text file in Aegisub and start timing it to the audio. Of course, this final step is optional. Drama CDs donât necessarily have to be timed, a text file is already enough.
I pretty much used the same method for translating things like the Osomatsu seiyuu event. But because that one had so many lines (exactly 2000), I actually did the timing and translating in parallel. I would time about 100 lines in Aegisub, translate them in Aegisub (I didnât use a separate text file), and color code them based on the speaker. Then I would do the same thing for the next 100 lines, and so forth. This was to switch things up, and prevent me from getting bored.
Translating Japanese text is easier, since you donât have to worry about mishearing things. On the other hand, kanji can be a huge pain. Google Translate is surprisingly helpful for looking up kanji though. The handwriting function can recognize kanji really well. Just press the handwriting button, and try to replicate the kanji by drawing it (it works most of the time). And the Google Translate smartphone app has the camera function, which is super useful. Just press the camera button and take a picture of the kanji you want look up and youâll get the romaji. You can then use the romaji to look up the word in the dictionary. Donât use the English translations by Google, as they are mostly incomprehensible and sometimes they use the wrong definitions. Unfortunately, I donât think the camera function really works on handwritten kanji though. Also, install the Rikaikun (Chrome) Rikaichan (Firefox) addon, itâs very useful for kanji lookup on stuff you can highlight with a mouse!
Hope this helped!
Poor Karamatsu seems to be stuck pronouncing 'brothers' different ways x3 what a painful dork
He truly is a guilt guy.
