Translation: Kuze's actor is famous for playing yakuza/rough and tough roles in Japanese movies. So when the offer from Sega came for him to join RGG 0, his reaction was "What took you so long?" He was basically waiting for it to happen lol.
I feel like you're trying to tell me something but every time I try to read this I feel like it's the map to the one piece I need to find nico Robin to deceiver this text.
I really want to know what he's saying but i don't speak Tachibana Real Estate
@prf1014 жыл бұрын
wtf 😂
@SurgeOverload4 жыл бұрын
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
@tomcoolman94224 жыл бұрын
This guy is from the famous Yakuza movie "Dead or Alive" if I am right it, correct me please if I am mistaken! But he also made a bunch of other movies, next to the one I prementioned! Tachibana Real Estate Kiuru san! Got to love all the Yakuza games 1-7, 8? Or 9? already?? Forgot counting!
@The565678784 жыл бұрын
I recently posted of a rough translation in the comments. If anyone that sees this can find it and thumb it up so more people can see it, I would appreciate it
Here is a rough translation of the Q&A parts of the video. This is my first time doing something like this and my Japanese isn't perfect, so I apologize for any mistakes and errors. [Awano- Riki Takeuchi] Q1: How did you feel when you were offered this work? RIKI: I’m glad that I was able to appear in a Yakuza game. And not just my voice, But with the CG as well. It’s a bit like motion capture, but I don’t think that’s what it's called. Face? Face capture! After doing this, I’m now wondering how many of these types of works I’ve overlooked up until now. I’m a bit bitter over that. And it has been a long time since I’ve done something like this. Like ten years. Has it not been that long? Ten years, right? I thought that I had given up, that it was over. I thought, “I should quit the business!” “There’s no way I’ll be able to appear in this.” Q2: what are your thoughts on playing the role of Awano? RIKI: Why does Awano even have the name Awano? That’s something I’ve been wondering about for a while. I’m interested in it. The director just laughed through his nose right now. (to director) Does his name come from Awa Odori? (famous dance festival in Japan) Director (I’m assuming it’s Toshihiro Nagoshi) : From his disco scene. RIKI: let’s dance.. (could be channeling the character, but it is also part of the first line of a song sung during the Awa Odori festival, so he could be quoting it.) DIRECTOR: I also wanted it to be a very flashy and gaudy sort of name RIKI: Awano has a very “bubbly” sort of feel to it, I wonder if that could be a reason. (バブル時代 is used to refer to the bubble era of Japan, where Yakuza 0 takes place.) A bubbly sort of sound to it, at least from my own analysis. You heard it here first! Awano’s puts the bubble in bubble! (joke about how 阿波[Awa] in awano is the same sound as 泡[Awa] which means bubble.) You understand? This is a story of the times, told today. Q3: What were your impressions on reading the script? RIKI: Well if I’m one of the main characters, I probably should do my best not to fall asleep while reading the script. I feel it must have taken almost a year to write this thing. There’s an insane amount of dialogue. Dialogue taking up multiple pages. You don’t know, do you!? It s-s-s-s-s-s-s-surprised seeing how much there was. It was great to read and felt like a victory when I finished. [Sagawa- Shingo Tsurumi] Q1: Were you aware of the Yakuza series before? SHINGO: I did know. I would see the commercials for it on television. I thought that it would be an interesting challenge to take on. I observed it with interest. Q2: How did you feel when you received the offer for this work? SHINGO: I thought that if I could be of use, then I would love to take part. I thought that it was an interesting genre, with it being neither a drama nor a movie. I wondered how the actors would operate within the medium of games. I really had a lot of fun with it. Q3: What are your thoughts on playing Sagawa? SHINGO: The story can be humorous at times. (not sure what exactly is said here, but I think he is talking about the pacing of the story or the setting.) It was an interesting place for this character. I hadn’t thought too much about that, but the director was able to aptly draw that out for me. That was an interesting part of playing Sagawa. Q4: What do you think is the attraction of the Yakuza series/Yakuza0? SHINGO: The story and portrayal of a man’s bittersweet friendship. It has an excellent ending. It touches the heart and can move you to tears. I really think it is an excellent story. The game lets you step into the story and go on an adventure, becoming stronger and more courageous. Things like that are what makes the yakuza series one of the best and so fascinating, don’t you think? Q5: What do you think is the highlight of this game? SHINGO: The courage and willingness of a man to move forward and protect someone, even if it means sacrificing oneself. The heroic nature of that sort of man. (could be talking about either sagawa or majima, not sure which.) [Shibusawa- Hideo Nakano] Q1: How did you feel when you received the offer for this work? HIDEO: I feel like I’ve been doing it all the time since my co-stars are Ozawa-san and Takeuchi-san, but this is Takeuchi-san’s first role in a long time, so I thought it'd be strange to say that he's used to it when I think of it as a way to spin it, but I thought it would be a good thing if we'd come out of our way. The fact that we wouldn’t be really acting ourselves (voice acting) made me very nervous, but I was happy to take part as well. Q2: What was your impression of the script for this game? HIDEO: I thought that it was a really well organized and structured script. (unsure of what is said here, I think he’s comparing it to a movie) When the movie sections (cutscenes) come around, you know things are getting serious since it isn’t funny anymore. It would be fun to perform this in live action. Q3: What was the hardest part of the recording? HIDEO: When I was being taught as an actor, I was taught things like to feel various ways in the five senses, to talk like this, look at the other's eyes, look at the reaction of the other party, but you can’t really do that here. You’re in an enclosed space and there’s no face violence Ozawa Hitoshi (I think facial violence is a nickname or something for Ozawa, I only found one source for it in some sort of internet broadcasting thing Ozawa did in 2009) there with you. Now there’s an actor who always gives an impactful performance. Overall it was a very honest and confusing process. Q4: What did you think of the facial capture? HIDEO: “No way! I look disgusting.” When I saw that first image I just thought “You’re kidding!! Gross!! It’s me!!” And I was like “Takeuchi!? Uwaa!! Even grosser!!” It was a bit like that. [Tachibana- Arata Iura] Q1: How did you feel when you were finished recording? ARATA: I was happy. It was fun to see the work I put in show up in the game world through my voice. It was my first time doing something like this, and it felt like a whole new world. It’s also strange because of the fact that Tachibana’s face is my own face. The more I did it, the more I began to feel like and become Tachibana without really realizing it. Q2: [SPOILERS] How did you feel about portraying Tachibana as well as his death? A: it was not so easy to communicate certain things as Tachibana. I wanted to get across that feeling of not knowing if he’s really weak or strong. (for the death) it was very difficult because my emotions came out, but I am very happy with how it turned out. Q3: How did you feel when you received the offer for this work? ARATA: I was really very happy to be offered this work. At the time when video games first started to appear, I was in elementary school. I would always go to the game center during my school days, so games have always been a part of my life, whether I’ve been very busy or not. I would’ve been happy to just have my voice in the game, but I’ve been given such a heavy and important role. I’m very happy to be a part of this. Q4: What do you think is the attraction of Tachibana? ARATA: I think that through Tachibana’s introduction, you are able to see all of these elements that make him into an interesting and fascinating character. I hope that you enjoy progressing through the story and discovering more about Tachibana. [Kuze- Hitoshi Ozawa] Q1: What were your thoughts upon receiving the offer for this work? HITOSHI: “What took you so long?” I thought "Why don't you come..." I thought it would be only natural to approach me early, so when they finally did I thought “You're late!” Q2: What was your impression of the script? HITOSHI: It’s like a Hollywood movie. The scale is insane! It took around 6 hours to get through! It was like this! When I first saw it, I thought “Why did they give me ten copies of the same script?” Then I looked closer and saw “chapter 1, chapter 2, chapter 3”...it was already hard enough before, I thought. Q3: Discuss your being in the game (face capture) HITOSHI: I remember when I saw Riki and Hideo in the game, I thought to myself “ Uwa! there’s actually quite a resemblance there!” Q4: what are your expectations of this work? HITOSHI: (apologies, but I’m not really sure of what is being said here. I think he’s talking about how Kuze is a challenge and how he’s a tough character to fight because he keeps improving his strength, but other than that I’m not really sure.) EDIT:if anyone's interested, I've translated the interviews for the VAs for ichiban, adachi, nanba, saeko, eri, joon-gi han, and Arakawa from Yakuza 7. You can find those videos on the same channel as this if you want to check them out. I also translated an interview of Kiryu, Ryuji, Daigo, and Majima's VAs from YK2 that you can find on the same channel as this
I have no idea what's going on but Awano is still cool
@yenice36525 жыл бұрын
Omg Tachibana is real he was my favorite
@RaytheGrayt4 жыл бұрын
@@yenice3652 as soon as I saw the VA I was like "that's definitely tachibana!" 😂
@angrodii6 жыл бұрын
Don't mind me, just an English comment passing by. This game is fucking awesome and voice actors are one of the best I've ever heard! Edit: You guys are right, not sure why I've written seen. I guess VAs were so good they made me see their voices.
@iDarkRift3r6 жыл бұрын
seen? i saw this video recommended for me, i adore Yakuza 0, it's my first entry to the series now i can't wait for Yakuza Kiwami to release on PC to play it and hope for a Yakuza Kiwami 2 on PC, and i might even pick up a PS4 to play the latest ones! but, i think you meant "the best i've ever heard" :)
@SiodogRehane6 жыл бұрын
No question about it, Japan has ones of the best dubbing actors, thats a fact...although the real acting part is different x)
@pepomega6 жыл бұрын
@@iDarkRift3r yeah, Yakuza 0 its an outstading game, im waiting for yakuza Kiwami on PC and kiwami 2 in the future. XD
@v-trigger61375 жыл бұрын
@@pepomega just 5 days left 😭
@pepomega5 жыл бұрын
@@v-trigger6137 fucking yeah!!!!!!!!!!!! XD
@若松健太郎-n2z3 жыл бұрын
中野さんの言う通りこのメンツで龍が如く0の映画作ったら面白くなりそう🤗
@Jijuku_Takanashi5 жыл бұрын
小沢仁志が堅気ということに1番驚く
@MAX-yv5mj4 жыл бұрын
なんでsyamuと塩振り王子のコラ画像あんだよww
@ひよこ豆-y3r4 жыл бұрын
ほんとだよw
@eraserjang35563 жыл бұрын
@@MAX-yv5mj どっちかというと善悪の屑
@masaoku9263 жыл бұрын
入れ墨ほんとにほってそ
@patrickstar83563 жыл бұрын
Same bro,
@Good-pp6ty4 жыл бұрын
It’s funny how they use the actual actor’s faces are models for the characters I think it’s great
@no.78934 жыл бұрын
There’s a picture of Sagawas actor eating and ice cream cone from one of his shows and it’s the most bizarre thing after playing yakuza 0
@Alex-tf9ej4 жыл бұрын
How is that funny?
@reestablishingrome4 жыл бұрын
@@no.7893 what 🤣
@TheEsdaniel4 жыл бұрын
Yeah that is what game companies do now ( since 2008 ish) with important characters
@deathm01004 жыл бұрын
@@TheEsdaniel very few do that actually, it was never a widespread practice
@UltimateChaosForce3 жыл бұрын
kuze is definitely one of my favorite antagonists in the yakuza series and his real-life actor gives the same badass aura you get from kuze.