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Character Introduction of Valeriede A woman who runs an orphanage in a shantytown. Believing that there is kindness in everyone's heart, she has been preaching love to children. But an incident turned her into a "Witch of Qlipha" - the flames of rage that burned even her love will eventually burn the world. Character Voice & Vocal: Rie Tanaka [Lacus/Lisa/Himeko/Neptune/Rosetta1/Maria/Chii/Ciel/Maho/Minna/Nao/Treyni/Mitsuru/Elinalise/Kan-E-Senna/etc. turns to darkness...] Kiara/Helga/Suigintou/Sayara/Liang Qi/Mariabell/Nomura/Tomoe Marguerite/Sakuya Haibara//Garuda and Sophia primals in Final Fantasy XIV/Bela Dimitrescu in Resident Evil Village (Biohazard Village)/Virgo Zodiarts (voice) - a man, Kuniteru Emoto, in his Horoscopes Zodiarts form in the Kamen Rider universe2/Annie Wilkes in Jp dub of the Stephen King anthology series on Hulu, Castle Rock Season 2/Ava Starr (Ghost) in Jp dub of the Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero film Ant-Man and the Wasp/Dodge in Jp dub of the Netflix supernatural horror web series Locke & Key/Quynh (Noriko in the original comics) in Jp dub of the upcoming Netflix superhero film sequel The Old Guard 2/Queen Kane in Jp dub of the Apple TV+ SF series SEE/etc. - Rie Tanaka (田中理恵, Tanaka Rie) has portrayed many antagonists and villains in anime, games, TV & web series, films... As you can tell in this Valeriede music video, Rie Tanaka has the acting chops to play all the aforementioned antagonists and villains she has been cast as, some who are crazy, psychotic, genocidal murderers who have little or no compunction about slaughtering many people, including innocent civilians. 1. Well, actually Rie Tanaka's Rosetta, or Rose Queen, has a kinda dark past in Granblue Fantasy, an immortal primal beast coldly and ruthlessly killing many, many mortal Skydwellers, until she discovers true love - not love in a romantic sense necessarily, but a love for other beings, a motherly love for a Skydweller, a Love Eternal... Is Rie Tanaka's One, the main antagonist in Drakengard 3 (Drag-on Dragoon 3) by Yoko Taro (横尾太郎, Yokoo Tarō), good or evil? Or both? "Or neither? One created her younger brother, also named One, from one of her ribs in a reverse Adam and Eve manner as a backup plan if she failed to slay Zero. The continuing existence of the younger brother One then led to Drakengard, which then led to NieR, which then led to NieR:Automata, which then led to NieR Reincarnation... One has incestuous feelings and desires for her younger brother, which she finally gives in to in... 2. Rie Tanaka voices other "manly" female characters, such as Faris Scherwiz in the Final Fantasy series and Sadu Dotharl/Sadu Heavenflame in Final Fantasy XIV. Having no voice parts in the original Final Fantasy V game, Faris, a pirate captain and a woman, was raised by pirates as a boy. Faris appears in other Final Fantasy games and has spoken dialogue, delivered by Tanaka. Faris acts and talks very "manly" - but she has a soft side too. As a member of the Dotharl tribe on the Azim Steppe whose members believe in reincarnation of current tribe members into future tribe members, Sadu believes she is the reincarnation of a man. She talks and acts very "manly." Does Sadu have a soft side? We may soon find out in the upcoming expansion of Final Fantasy XIV, Endwalker... because Sadu briefly appears early in the Endwalker launch trailer, when that crazy, blue-haired Garlean charges in and attacks Lucia and Maxima, with Sadu and Cirina in the background looking on. As we know from Gaia and her past life as the Ascian Loghrif, the Dotharl tribe has it at least partly right about souls being reborn in the Final Fantasy XIV universe... In Final Fantasy XIV, since 1.0, Rie Tanaka has provided voices for player characters. Currently, Tanaka does Female Miqo'te Voice Type 1, Female Miqo'te Voice Type 2, and Female Elezen Voice Type 3. Female Miqo'te are catgirls, while female Elezen are female elves. Player characters in Final Fantasy XIV have no spoken dialogue (except near the end of Shadowbringers 5.0, with Ardbert's voice), so you will hear Rie Tanaka's voice everywhere, in every language, in Final Fantasy XIV. Rie Tanaka's distinctive, unique cheers, chuckles, and laughs can be heard in many, many streams by Final Fantasy XIV content creators, including many big and not so big World of Warcraft and former World of Warcraft content creators entering Final Fantasy XIV, including Asmongold, Rich W Campbell, Preach, Savix, Pint, Captain Grim, Scripe, Quazii, Pyromancer, AnnieFuschia, Krojak, Chad Thorsen, Cobrak, Jesse Cox, Medieval Marty, Lucron, etc. How do I know? I follow and subscribe to many of them on KZbin, watch video clips of them playing the game on Twitch and KZbin, collected by Lulu at the Fashionista, Autoalai, and other Final Fantasy XIV content creators on KZbin, etc. By far, the most popular player characters in Final Fantasy XIV are female Miqo'te, or catgrils - and Rie Tanaka's two voice types for them are two of the top voice choices for them. I have her Female Miqo'te Voice Type 2 on my main alt character in Final Fantasy XIV. When she recently tweeted she will be spending the day playing Final Fantasy XIV, I greeted her on Twitter, with that alt character, crediting her in English and Japanese in that tweet doing the voice, with her own female Miqo'te cheers, chuckles, and laughs. Very grateful for me publicizing to the world - an extremely great exaggeration, I know - her voicing the character, Rie Tanaka tweeted back in English, "thank you!" Player character roles are not in the credits of the game itself. Tanaka tweeted her player character roles in Final Fantasy XIV, as well as blogged her Female Miqo'te Voice 2 role in Final Fantasy XIV 1.0 years ago. Still another Final Fantasy character voiced by Rie Tanaka is Emina Hanaharu in Final Fantasy Type-0. In addition to her cosplaying many of her anime and game characters, Rie Tanaka is known to be a rather hardcore gamer. She has streamed playing Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls III, Demon Souls Remastered, Nioh, and Nioh 2 - all games renowned for their difficulty - on her KZbin gaming channel. (Tanaka also voices Yuki-onna in Nioh and Yuki-onna's past lfe as Nōhime in Nioh 2.) She earned the much coveted, prestigious Shadowbringers Landerwaffe mount in Final Fantasy XIV. Final Fantasy and Resident Evil are Tanaka's two favorite game series, I seem to recall her writing years ago. She started playing Final Fantasy with Final Fantasy VI in high school during the 1990s. She played games on Windows gaming PCs during the 2000s and the 2010s, when PC gaming was at its low tide in Japan. PC gaming has enjoyed a resurgence in Japan, however, during the late 2010s onward. Curiously, Tanaka has recently switched, circa 2019-2020, to the PS4 and now the PS5 and playing with a controller (though you can still play with mouse and keyboard on PS4 and PS5 in some games like Final Fantasy XIV). She used to play Final Fantasy XIV with a mouse and a keyboard, as you can tell from her earlier videos on her KZbin channel, in which she then modeled her player character after Sadu, one of the characters she voices in the game. (You can see on KZbin and Niconico, a few years ago Tanaka, cosplaying as Sadu, bantering with Final Fantasy XIV producer and director Naoki Yoshida aka Yoshi-P.) One wonders if someone sponsored her to make the switch. Still, Tanaka's KZbin gaming channel is collaborating with a Japanese computer company which specializes in prebuilt and custom-built gaming desktops and gaming laptops in Japan.
@nekonomikon133 жыл бұрын
You were close! Her name is spelt Valeriede on the EN website, in Belle's character description
@crusherjoe85193 жыл бұрын
@@nekonomikon13 Thank you! I will now edit in the correct Romanization here and in my own video on Valeriede.
@crusherjoe85193 жыл бұрын
Oh, poor Belle. When she discovers who burned down the orphanage... Now I know why they're holding back keeping Valeriede and the other "Witches of Qlipha" hidden away on the official website...
@crusherjoe85193 жыл бұрын
Only one of the 10 "Witches of Qlipha" - whose sad, "woeful desires" are destroying the world, slaughtering many, many people, and devastating entire countries, kingdoms, and empires - have been revealed so far on the Memento Mori official website: Natasha, voiced by Yui Ogura (小倉唯, Ogura Yui). Natasha is No. 10 (X). Valeriede is No. 8 (VIII). Like Tanaka does, Ogura sings her character's theme song, or Lament (song of sorrow), X. THE FLOWER. EDIT: I just checked out A.A. character description in English and Japanese on the Memento Mori official website. Her Japanese voice actress, Minori Chihara (茅原実里, Chihara Minori), sings A.A.'s character theme song, VII. THE RUST. Is A.A. - a homunculus created in a research laboratory who learns human emotions, including the cruel emotion of sadness - one of the ten "Witches of Qlipha"? Her character theme song, with its numeral 7 (VII), seems to indicate so, though nowhere is it mentioned in her description, Japanese or English. Like Rie Tanaka and Yoshino Nanjō, Minori Chihara is known for her singing skills, which have been indispensable in the Japanese voice acting industry for over at least the past three decades, especially in the last decade. Dancing skills for voice actors in Japan are also important now. According to Seiyuu Grand Prix, a major Japanese magazine devoted to voice actors, starting around 2010 - after the great success Kyoto Animation's popular 2009 TV anime series K-On! and its voice actresses enjoyed selling music CDs on Oricon's mainstream singles and album charts in Japan - most anime series in Japan no longer make most of their money on DVD and Blu-ray sales. Anime is readily available streaming on the Internet. Instead, they make most of their money on voice actors and their CD song sales, voice actors performing live events and live concerts, meeting their fans, selling their autographs in person and online, etc. Seiyuu Grand Prix Editor-In-Chief Junji Hiroshima (廣島順二, Hiroshima Junji) stated, "As a supplement to Seiyuu Grand Prix, we publish a voice actors’ directory. We began doing this in 2001 when there were around 300 professional voice actors. Our 2019 directory lists 1,430." The growth in the number of professional voice actors in Japan has been phenomenal, nearly quintupled in 18 years. Obviously, the pandemic has hurt this business model in Japan of relying on voice actors to generate revenue and earn profits, at least with them performing live events and live concerts. The growth of the voice acting industry in Japan is not solely limited to domestic Japanese animation, or anime. There has also been substantial growth in the Japanese dubbing industry in dubbing overseas entertainment media, both Western and Eastern. Many Chinese and South Korean mobile games, especially those having been strongly influenced by Japanese popular culture - what is popularly known in Greater China as Japanese ACG (Anime/Animation, Comics {Manga}, Games). This makes them more attractive to Japanese consumers. Some Chinese mobile games (Azur Lane, Arknights, etc.) even use Japanese voice actors as the original voice actors. Shanghai-based Chinese game company miHoYo - which make Genshin Impact, Honkai Impact 3rd, the upcoming JRPG-style, Galaxy Express 999-inspired Honkai Rail Star, etc. - have publicly confessed, on a number of occasions, their admiration for, and being inspired and influenced by, Japanese ACG. That they market their games globally using their Japanese names instead of their Chinese names - e.g., Genshin (原神, Chinese, Yuánshén; Japanese, Genshin) Impact; Houkai or Honkai (崩坏, Chinese, Bēnghuài; 崩壊, Japanese, Houkai) Impact 3rd speaks volumes. (Actually, "Honkai" sound more like a combination of the Chinese and Japanese names. "Genshin" is definitely the Japanese name, though.) The name miHoYo itself is how the Chinese company is known in Japanese; in Chinese it is known as Mǐhāyóu (米哈游). Maybe it has a lot to do with that Japanese terms just travel much better globally and stick much better than Chinese ones and - despite the popularity of K-pop, Squid Game, etc. - Korean ones do. How many Chinese and Korean terms can you think of known globally in comparison to Japanese ones? The people in marketing at miHoYo are no dummies, in this particular regard at least. There has also been substantial growth in Japan in dubbing various Western entertainment media. Japan's aging population makes reading Japanese subtitles impossible or too much of a chore for many older Japanese. Also, Netflix advocates and encourages dubbing foreign-language entertainment in local languages. There is not much of a dubbing problem of English-language entertainment in Netherlands, Scandinavian nations, and other non-primary English-speaking countries in which perhaps a majority of the population is fluent in at least understanding English. But this is certainly a huge problem in Japan. Rie Tanaka dubs in Japanese the mad, pyschotic, genocidal Queen Kane, played by Sylvia Hoeks, in SEE, a live-action science fiction series on Apple TV+, which stars Jason Momoa of Aquaman fame as Baba Voss. I checked the Japanese dubbing cast for SEE. Other than Tanaka, I could not recognize even one voice actor having anything to do with anime. (EDIT: I further checked and found that some do have anime credits, but not many. Female voice actors don't have the stereotypical cutesy, high-pitched anime girl voices, e.g., Maki Izawa {伊沢磨紀, Izawa Maki}, who dubs in Japanese Paris, played by Alfre Woodard, in SEE. And they are usually middle-aged and elderly individuals. Izawa will turn 60 years old in 2022.) Many voice actors in Japan today have little or nothing to do with anime. They instead specialize in dubbing live-action overseas entertainment, and/or games, more so than anime, as did all the Japanese voice actors - except for, other than Tanaka, one elderly male veteran voice actor, Yoshito Yasuhara (安原義人, Yasuhara Yoshito), who dubbed Pop Merrill, played by Tim Robbins of Shawshank Redemption fame - who dubbed in Japanese the Stephen King anthology series on Hulu, Castle Rock Season 2. As mentioned before, Rie Tanaka dubbed in that one Annie Wilkes, played by Lizzy Caplan, the protagonist and one of Stephen King's most famous villains. Kathy Bates won an 1991 Oscar for Best Actress in her role as the crazy, homicidal Annie Wilkes in the Rob Reiner-directed 1990 film Misery, based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. Yoshito Yasuhara is the Japanese "dubbing voice of Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon, Bill Murray, Gary Oldman, Bill Pullman, Richard Gere, Tim Robbins, Kurt Russell, Tim Roth and Bob Odenkirk. He was also the first dub-over artist of Mel Gibson and Robin Williams in their early days." Sounding like a cute, high-pitched Japanese anime schoolgirl just isn't going to cut it when dubbing live-action Western TV/web series and films. The Shawshank Redemption is one of Rie Tanaka's favorite films. There were a lot less voice actors in Japan decades ago, so many Japanese voice actors did both anime and overseas dubbing. Rie Tanaka can also still voice young girls, such as Kujou Hikari / Shiny Luminous (九条ひかり / シャイニールミナス)in the Pretty Cure (プリキュア) series and Kaniko (かにこ) in the loli train anime, Rail Romanesque (レヱル・ロマネスク) Season 2, whenever that one airs on Japanese television. Today, because there are so many of them in Japan now, and there so many voice acting opportunities in diverse fields and genres, today's voice actors in Japan can afford to specialize in anime, overseas live-action dubbing, etc., and earn a living. Because there are so many of them, many voice actors in Japan don't have a manager and have to learn to market and promote themselves. There are voice actors in Japan today who are just known or mainly known for voice acting, singing, dancing, and/or playing musical insturments in Japanese mulitimedia anime idol projects like those produced by bushiroad, such as Love Live!, BanG Dream!, Reveue Starlight, D4DJ, etc. In Memento Mori, some Japanese voice actresses sing their character's Lament, or original character theme song. Someone else other than the voice actress sings some of the other ones. You can check them out at the Japanese version of the website, in the Gallery section, and on Memento Mori's official KZbin channel here. Apparently someone else - a singer named Koresawa (コレサワ) - other than her Japanese voice actress sings the character theme song, Kuma (くま, Bear), for Soltina (ソルティーナ) in Memento Mori. This is particularly surprising as Soltina's Japanese voice actress, Yoshino Nanjō (南條愛乃, Nanjō Yoshino), is an accomplished singer who has been the lead vocalist of the Japanese pop and trance duo fripSide since 2009. Not only does she voice and sing as Eli Ayase (絢瀬絵里, Ayase Eri) in the very popular Japanese multimedia anime idol project Love Live!, Final Fantasy XIV composer and sound director Masayoshi Soken (祖堅正慶, Soken Masayoshi), obviously thinking highly of her singing skills, successfully asked Yoshino Nanjō - who voices in Japanese Krile, Suzaku and Lyna in the game and, as a pretty hardcore gamer (like Rie Tanaka is), is a huge fan of the game - to sing as her character Suzaku (朱雀), in Japanese, in the Suzaku theme song, Sunrise, in the Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood 8-man trial Hells' Kier, Normal and Extreme versions. This holds true whether one plays with the dialogue in Japanese, English, French or German - and presumably Chinese and Korean too. (My version of Final Fantasy XIV is the North American English version, which includes the North American, European, and Japanese servers - but not the Chinese and South Korean ones.) You hear Nanjō singing in Japanese as Suzaku in all language versions of Hells' Kier.
@lauwwijaya81073 жыл бұрын
Reading while eating popcorn, interesting
@fpianist0704 Жыл бұрын
2:38 WOW....
@northsr88202 жыл бұрын
I can`t wait to play it ...Watching all this incredible mv i have great expectetions!
@Ayabesankawaii Жыл бұрын
これ最後の白に溶けるって所全部灰になるって事だよね…
@さくらくら-p6e2 жыл бұрын
ベルのストーリー読んで帰ってきた人🙋♀️
@グラスワンダー-k6j Жыл бұрын
髪も服も赤、散々炎のこといってて紅属性と思いきや闇属性なのがなんかもう🥲
@noroshijonny57872 жыл бұрын
ゲーム内だとセリフ無しなんだよなー。セリフありver.が欲しい。
@qwq46142 жыл бұрын
【Character Information】Valeriede VIII. THE FIRE - Valeriede Singer / CV : Rie Tanaka A raging witch hell-bent on revenge, for the world burned her children alive " Valeriede " 【 Character Intro 】Valeriede [ The Witch of Conflagration ] The director of an orphanage in a slum. She taught her children love, believing kindness existed inside everyone. But, tragedy turns her into a “ Witch of Qlipha.” With flames of rage burning her love away, the world is doomed to be next. "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" sets the tone of this undying inferno. “ In the end, everything I taught them was a lie… Kindness exists in everyone? What a blatant lie.
VIII. THE FIRE, Valeriede (Indonesian ver.) Akulah orang bodoh yang percaya akan adanya cinta. Aku percaya bahkan orang keji pun punya hati... Itulah harapan besar yang kumiliki untuk dunia ini, tapi aku salah. Pada akhirnya, semua yang kuajarkan pada anak-anak itu hanyalah kebohongan semata... "Semua orang punya kebaikan dalam hatinya"? Sungguh kebohongan yang nyata... ♪ Kerlipan dalam kegelapan ♪ Adalah jejak dari kebahagiaan yang hilang ♪ Tiada yang tersisa selain abu dan debu ♪ Dalam nada duka ini ♪ Hatiku, janganlah kau berbisik ♪ Kau t'lah berada di ujung tanduk ♪ Api menjadikan duniaku kelam, yang membakar habis dadaku ♪ Jika ku berserah pada pancarannya, tak akan ada lagi jalan kembali ♪ Luapan kesedihan menyulut tenggorokanku ♪ Dibalik kegelapan, ♪ Kupegang erat ♪ Senyuman indah itu Anakku sayang... Kuingat mereka dengan penuh kasih... Tapi...saat ku menoleh kebelakang, tiada yang tersisa. Sedikit pun. Semuanya... telah menjadi abu. ♪ Taman yang disinari mentari ♪ Dipenuhi candaan dan tawaan ♪ Suara dentingan lonceng ♪ Menandai datangnya senja ♪ Harapanku, janganlah kau menggoda ♪ Kau kan lenyap seperti fatamorgana ♪ Api menghampar diudara, menjilat langit diatasnya ♪ Semua bara yang tersisa ♪ Dari segalanya yang kusayangi ♪ Guguran bulu sayap menari dibelaian angin ♪ Jatuh dalam kegilaan, ♪ Ku menjangkaunya, sembari mereka perlahan ♪ Menjauh dari genggamanku Kalian keparat... Anak-anak itu- Apa yang pernah kami lakukan hingga pantas menerima ini? Bukankah kita hidup berdamai?! Pernahkah kami mengancam jalan hidupmu? Atau mencuri sesuatu yang berharga darimu? Tidak, tidak pernah... Yang selalu mempunyai rencana busuk... ADALAH KALIAN PARA BAJINGAN! Seharusnya ku tak pernah meyakini... Akan cinta... Akan kebaikan hati! Akan kubakar kalian semua... hingga hanya tersisa tulang belulang... ♪ Mari berpegang tangan dan menuju jalan pulang ♪ Tempat yang penuh kebahagiaan menanti kita ♪ Bunga, cinta, dan harapan-pudar menjadi putih ♪ Sampai kita menemukan ketentraman, ♪ Dengan lembut ♪ Akan kutunjukkan jalannya Akan kuhanguskan setiap jiwa di dunia yang fana ini, dan menguburkan diriku dalam abunya... Dengan kobaran api yang sama, yang merenggut anak-anakku dariku... Meskipun tak ada lagi yang dapat kupegang dengan tangan ini, biarkanlah...
@kitsunehistory Жыл бұрын
Mantepp diterjemahin semuanya. Makasih bro 🔥🔥
@grassglassware84282 жыл бұрын
Typical of "Monster didn't born. We created them."
damn, this is actually good. cant wait to try the game
@やじるし-n3u2 жыл бұрын
新作かと思って見に来たら、もう結構前に配信されていたやつだった笑
@GoogIe87810 ай бұрын
酒呑みながら聴いてると本気でギャン泣きしちゃうの俺だけ?😂
@XaX_gio2 жыл бұрын
マジでかわいそう
@joansena30562 ай бұрын
Lisa onee-chan 😭
@Pensive_Impact2 жыл бұрын
Holy fuck this is so good, makes me want to roll just so I can play her song
@Tosou-Danshi2 жыл бұрын
ヴァルリーデ様ーーっ!! うぉーーん(*T^T)何度見ても泣けてきます~( ´Д`)
@paviliondestroy2 жыл бұрын
主よ、人の望みの喜びをかな?
@スケイブンワークス Жыл бұрын
よりにもよってな原曲のタイトルよ…
@림금2 жыл бұрын
너무 내 스타일인거 같은뎀
@NeoFreezz2 жыл бұрын
i like how each character has their own theme song, too bad the game is so P2W.
@seven80672 жыл бұрын
Not really in my opinion. The only PvP is the guild battles and Ranking. Other then that it is very F2P friendly.
@NeoFreezz2 жыл бұрын
@@seven8067 there are story stages with extreme jump in difficulty every couple stages that you can't get past without beefing up your units which takes forever or if you just pay.