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Milgram - カズイ「カモフラージュ」
Happy birthday to Vargas’ VA, Takeuchi Ryouta!
In the past year he has participated in projects such as:
・Doctor Elise (with Yuuken’s VA)
・Classroom of the Elite
・Yakuza Fiancé (with Rollo’s VA)
・Demon Lord Retry!R (with Jade’s VA)
・Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective
・SAKAMOTO DAYS (with VAs for Fellow, Silver, Trey, Riddle, Idia, Deuce, Floyd, Ace)
・Uma Musume Cinderella Gray
・Night of the Living Cat
・Dynasty Warriors: Origins
・Zenless Zone Zero
More here:
Takeuchi Ryouta has explained in interviews that he first became interested in the entertainment industry as a child, because he dreamed of
ren and aoba's VAs' reaction to the aoba nendroid reveal ☆
The emotions conveyed in Kazui's (CV: Takeuchi Ryota) first trial song "half" lead to deeper contemplation for the listener. ――『MILGRAM -ミルグラム-』 Music Interview|’half’
DECO*27, a leading creator among Vocaloid artists, and Takuya Yamanaka, known for his style of exploring human psychology, have launched a collaborative music video project called "MILGRAM - ミルグラム -". The project features a joint original story and production, and the music video - which is crucial to uncovering the prisoners' crimes - has now been released.
At Animate Times, we are conducting email interviews with the voice actors participating in the project! The second half of the 8th interview is with Takeuchi Royta, who plays Kazui. In this interview, we ask about the hints that reveal Kazui embedded in the lyrics of the first trial song "half," and the points he focused on when singing.
its like theyre spoiling me.
Take-san updates as Saimon Naoakira with the cast of Paradox Live 2nd stage ✨💙💙💙
BLCD Review: Coyote II
Title: Coyote II (コヨーテ II)
Release Date: 2020/02/21
Author/Artist: Zariya Ranmaru
Cast:
Okitsu Kazuyuki x Ono Yuuki
Takeuchi Ryota
Hose Yuichi
Miyazaki Yuu
Oono Tomohiro
Nakashima Takuya
Synopsis: Adaptation of the second volume.
Review Proper
I say this in literally every Zariya Ranmaru review I make, but I’ll say it again. Hi, I’m Zariya trash, nice to meet you. Man, Zariya works are always an experience. You don’t just read or listen to it—you breathe it, live in it, and feel that oh so delectable tension between the characters in it. In all my years living as organic compost, there’s only so few that have invoked such emotions in me. Her works just go beyond plot with porn, really. They’re art—plain and simple.
Now, Coyote was my least favorite out of all her works because of Marlene’s seemingly shallow feelings towards Coyote, but Marlene’s really proven that he really does love Coyote genuinely—even though he hesitates. Whether it be casual flirting that turned into love or something else that happened during their meeting, as long as it’s not some creepy obsession, he’ll get a pass from me. I just wish that Zariya would give us a glimpse of how they met, so we could finally understand exactly why Marlene is in love with him.
Onto the topic of the BLCD,
I don’t have words. Everything was perfect. From the voice-acting, to sound direction, pacing, and accuracy, Frontier Works made sure that Zariya’s visions were delivered 100%! I won’t lie any longer. I did not like Liquor & Cigarette’s casting choice. I tried convincing myself that I was okay with it, but I was honestly so disappointed by it. I love Yamanaka Masahiro and think highly of Yamashita Seiichirou, but both of them were too high pitched for what I had envisioned Teo and Camilo to sound like. Also, Camilo, as well as Royce and Marlene, oozed sex appeal. The shower he brought about in the BLCD was nothing compared to the devastating waterfall that was Camilo’s sex appeal in the manga. Marine Ent. seems to be having a tough time with casting choices for the past two years, and I’m really doubtful about their choice of casting Nakajima Yoshiki as Phi for the upcoming Shangri-la adaptation. As much as I love him, I still can’t place my complete trust in him—all the more since it’s a Zariya work. But back on topic, Frontier Works has never really failed in the casting and sound department, so I’m nothing short of thankful that they got to adapt Coyote.
Okay, so this is where we drop the rather formal speech because it’s time for the real spazz.
Hello, porice? I’m here to report a FUCKING MURDER.
OKITSU KAZUYUKI, WHAT THE HECK WAS THAT??? YOOOOOOOO. YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND. EVEN ONO YUUKI WAS SHOOKT AT HOW AGGRESSIVE MARLENE WAS HERE! GOODNESS! HE DIDN’T HAVE TO GO AT IT THAT HARD!
I was sinking so far in my bed because I couldn’t handle the heat! There were even times that I thought of putting the earphones down to give Okitsu and Ono Yuuki some privacy. 😂 How in the world did Ono Yuuki handle that with a straight face?! I’m sorry, but this is Okitsu’s best performance of the year, and he better be in the top 3 again this year for this or someone’s gonna need to catch these 🔪🔪🔪. Just when I thought that I’ve heard everything that there is to Okitsu, he just manages to prove me wrong every time! I’ve been in this wonderful world for over ten years now and I’ve seen so many talented voice actors walk it, but only Okitsu can make me so overwhelmed like this. I was skeptical of him being Marlene instead of OnoYuu in Coyote I, but there’s no more doubt in my mind that he is perfect for him! Okitsu and Zariya—there’s no better combo!
I just came from Memento Scarlet where Ono Yuuki did Kairi and I’m pleasantly surprised to find that I didn’t hear his Kairi in Coyote and vice versa at all. Kairi and Coyote are polar opposites in terms of personality, so it was only natural for Ono to use very different tones for them. We stan versatile men! I also love how he didn’t get swallowed up by Okitsu’s acting because I’m sure that if he’d given that man as much as an inch, Okitsu would’ve taken all of the spotlight. I don’t think that there’d be any other person who’d be more suitable to counter Okitsu’s Marlene than Ono. I mean, after all those BLCDs together??? Man, if Ono didn’t do so much as blush during the cast talk where he was talking about how...sugoi Marlene was, chil-chil might need to consider bumping him up in the top 3. 😂 Speaking of stanning, the next review will be Itsuka Koi ni Naru Made where his co-star in Caste Heaven, Uchida Yuuma, stars in! I also didn’t hear Ono’s Karino in Coyote. Ugh. We have to stan even harder! 😩
Again, the whole voice work here is phenomenal! Takeuchi Ryouta’s performance of Kiefer is hair-raising as usual, and I would love to hear Allen Braun, Agassi, Schneider, and Nolan’s VAs in more BLCDs! They’ve got nice deep voices that we need in the industry! Sato Megumi and Mori Nanako also deserve praise for their performances of Mimi and Herma! Everyone really delivered here and they deserve the recognition.
Now that's how you do an adaptation! The first installment was already bomb-ass, but two really just takes the cake. This is my favorite out of all the sequels of 2020, and it might also just be my favorite of the year. I mean, since when was my favorite not starred in by Okitsu? 😂 I definitely recommend this! I’m so buying all the manga and CDs once things turn for the better.
https://youtu.be/uRJvuFZIMqg
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