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I wouldn't say transphobic. It's mostly just conservatives freaking out over gender roles being challenged.
I mean times change and it makes sense. Tho I think we can't forget to put the old episodes in the context from back then.As an aside I think there is something about gender roles/sexism being a factor in such as well against other LGBT folks.
which is pretty damn hilarious considering it's a classic gag that dates all the way back to Looney Tunes.I wouldn't say transphobic. It's mostly just conservatives freaking out over gender roles being challenged.
I do find it interesting that High Horsepower's name parallels Thunderbolt's in Japanese (100,000 Horsepower and 100,000 Volts, respectively).On the existence of High Horsepower, I just believe it was intended to be the signature move of Mudbray and Mudsdale. Per Occam's razor, the fewest parameters, the better.
Anyway, Tom Kenny is listed under "executive producers" in the credits for the 4Kids! dub.
The show was recorded by NYAV Post, a studio based in New York and Los Angeles and this was one of the first few shows to use the new LA studio as most of the earlier NYAV dubs that featured LA or even Texas guests tended to be for just one or two episodes.Eric Stuart (4Kids dub aka Original English Brock) and Johnny Yong Bosch (Origins dub Brock) actually have worked on something together before, a show called Three Delivery that aired on Nicktoons in the US (IDK where it aired if it did, in Canada (probably YTV?), Australia, and the UK but...): think of it as the LA and NY VA pools working together before they generally did in dubs-- just for a cartoon. Both of them also have music bands, interestingly.
Interesting.That reminds me: there's one project I'm aware of that Sarah Natochenny and Veronica Taylor starred alongside each other in and it's the English dub of the Chinese animated movie Bonta, titled Axel: The Biggest Little Hero.
You can clearly even hear both of their voices (and yes, they're similar to the ones they each used for Ash) in this trailer: Sarah Natochenny at 0:15 and Veronica Taylor at 1:14.
That reminds me: there's one project I'm aware of that Sarah Natochenny and Veronica Taylor starred alongside each other in and it's the English dub of the Chinese animated movie Bonta, titled Axel: The Biggest Little Hero.
You can clearly even hear both of their voices (and yes, they're similar to the ones they each used for Ash) in this trailer: Sarah Natochenny at 0:15 and Veronica Taylor at 1:14.
Also starring are a few other New York-based voice actors that all played major roles on Pokémon themselves (Marc Thompson, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld, Rebecca Soler) and some huge Los Angeles-based names from both the voice acting and on-camera acting scenes (Yuri Lowenthal, Colleen O'Shaughnessey, Kate Higgins, the late Ed Asner, Tim Curry, Matthew Lillard and George Takei).
That reminds me: there's one project I'm aware of that Sarah Natochenny and Veronica Taylor starred alongside each other in and it's the English dub of the Chinese animated movie Bonta, titled Axel: The Biggest Little Hero.
You can clearly even hear both of their voices (and yes, they're similar to the ones they each used for Ash) in this trailer: Sarah Natochenny at 0:15 and Veronica Taylor at 1:14.
Also starring are a few other New York-based voice actors that all played major roles on Pokémon themselves (Marc Thompson, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld, Rebecca Soler) and some huge Los Angeles-based names from both the voice acting and on-camera acting scenes (Yuri Lowenthal, Colleen O'Shaughnessey, Kate Higgins, the late Ed Asner, Tim Curry, Matthew Lillard and George Takei).
Like his Japanese and English names, Ash's French name (Sacha) originated as one of Red's default names in the French version of the Pokémon Red and Blue games. According to the French localizer at the time, Julien Bardakoff, he wanted to name his son this, but to this day he has yet to actually have a child.
(Also, if the name Julien Bardakoff sounds familiar to you, you might also know him from his voice work as Luigi in the first two Mario Party games, as well as Mario Kart: Super Circuit and the Japanese version of Mario Kart 64.)