Skyward Sword Cinematic Dub: Ep. 7- Song of The Hero

[@kalynm2004]

8:43 LOL Scrapper is so funny when he sings

[@kristamiller2931]

Oi! Scrapper this is not the time to sing!

[@kalynm2004]

11:51 Great Spirit of the Skies I summon thee!

[@kristamiller2931]

11:52 321, 123, Almighty Great Spirit of the Skies I summon thee!!

[@kalynm2004]

11:52 This is the most Epic moment all you Zelda fanatics waited for.

[@kalynm2004]

11:50 There he blows

[@kristamiller2931]

11:50 THAR HE BLOWS!!

[@kalynm2004]

17:34 Me: *Pulls out the Ocarina of Time and proceeds to play Lugia's Song in F major*

[@2gredvisions8560]

Love how Jradgex voiced Groose in this episode, he's really showing how much character growth Groose underwent in the story with having such a confident but harty personality to him. Awesome work on his part 👍. The fact that Joshua Nicholson went with a Scottish accent for Lumm just made his character stand out with so much life and attitude to him. Love it. Scrapper was just as hilarious here as he was in his previous appearance. That part where he started triumphantly singing while delivering the pumpkin soup was just great 😆. The booming effect on Levias's voice was excellently executed if you ask me, and despite it, I like how his voice is still gentle and weathered in order to emphasize his age and kind nature. Props to Deathman Jones 😉. Ashe, Joshua, and Jradgex also did a great job doing the voices of Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru respectively as well, especially Jradgex. Love how he expressed Lanayru's bombastic nature here in this episode both while he's sick and when he's cured. Nice. Still loving HaleyJay's input of sass to Fi's dialogue whenever she has to deal with Scrapper, absolutely comical XD. The music and effects were greatly on point in this episode too. I love the tracks used for both Levias and Lanayru when they get cured. The music does a really good job describing the feeling of revitalization for both of these dragons in their respective behaviors of the affair. The music used for when the Trial Gate gets opened was just purely and beautifully cinematic to behold, awesome choice there for that scene. The music used for Faron Woods and Groose's suggestion of the Groosinator was also great too. Love that you guys emphasized the sounds of nature in Faron Woods, making it all the more alive as a setting. I also like how you pitched Lanayru's voice when he went flying far off into the sky to accentuate the distance between himself and Link. Spectacular work 😁!

[@SteelandSouls]

Not enough Sean Connery in that whale

[@sarahelizabeth7714]

Great music choice for the Atlantis song when the bottom of Skyloft falls after the cannon ball hits it! Ah these are all so well made!

[@PlotlinePlus]

Sarah Elizabeth Glad you've enjoyed it. ^.^ I actually don't really care for this episode so much, same with episode two. So I find it funny that you commented on what I consider to be the two weakest videos in the series. But thanks again for the feedback! Much appreciated.

[@sarahelizabeth7714]

Wow really? I enjoyed them all tremendously. I think my only qualm was that the actual character dialogue was sometimes much quieter than the background music/noise. Other than that I had a lot of fun reliving the cutscenes. A+ to all the voice actors/actresses and your editing and music choice though out the series.

[@PlotlinePlus]

Sarah Elizabeth There are also a few times were I think the voices spike waaaaay overboard. The audio drivers on my laptop were all goofed up, so my speakers didn't work and the audiobalancing as... odd at times. But I wouldn't say I'm unhappy with this as a whole, I absolutely adore my voice actors and it's definitely better than my old Twilight Princess dub. The main reason I don't like this episode is because, with every other episode, I knew what music I wanted to use. And I was starting to run out at this point, like I already had some parts with Faron woods/Groose, Eldin, Link throwing the fruit to Lanayru and the ending (basically anything Composed by James Newton Howard) all set... but the rest needed filled in with... something. And I needed to save some good music for the finale. So I think it really shows that I was getting desperate. I literally randomly saw Narnia on TV and was like... "whatever... that's got a good soundtrack." Then just filled in the blanks...

[@sarahelizabeth7714]

Haha, yea, but the voices were so good it was worth being startled by the audio spikes. I just started watching some of the Twilight Princess dub, actually Zant's final battle part, and I adore the way his voice actor transitioned through Zant's development. Ill definitely be watching the rest of that dub. The Zelda voice in this one is really nice too. She did a great job. I think the music in the finale was phenomenally selected. Especially the scene where Groose stands up to Ghirahim. Great music. And Demise's entire scene and battle was rad. Thanks for making these, by the way. They're amazing. Do you have any future dubs lined up?

[@PlotlinePlus]

+Sarah Elizabeth Well I'm probably done with Zelda. Thinking about doing Undertale.

[@rosskerr1439]

Featuring Craig Ferguson as the voice of Pumm.

[@MrSwing2]

Levias has got to have a set of pipes that could put the most powerful Russian Baritone to shame.

[@retroarcademonkeyVAguy]

Jradgex's Groose voice makes me moist. Good work, dude

[@chanbill5390]

Interesting choice with the Chronicles of Narnia music at that one point.

[@PlotlinePlus]

Yeah, I actually really don't think that whole bit fits. There are parts of this episode that work and parts that really don't. I just wanted to get through it so I could get to the finale.