「遊戯王」高橋和希さん死去 米声優も追悼ツイート
”Yu-Gi-Oh!” Kazuki Takahashi dies, a tweet in memory of a US voice actor
”Yu-Gi-Oh!” Kazuki Takahashi dies, a tweet in memory of a US voice actor
人気漫画「遊戯王」の作者・高橋和希さんの突然の死を受け、ブームが巻き起こったアメリカでも声優からお悔みのツイートなどが相次いでいます
Following the sudden death of Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of the popular manga ”Yu-Gi-Oh!”
Following the sudden death of Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of the popular manga ”Yu-Gi-Oh!”
遊戯王はアメリカでもアニメが放送され、物語の中で登場するトレーディングカードゲームは販売枚数がギネス記録に認定されるほどブームとなりました
Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime was broadcast in the United States, and the trading card game that appeared in the story became so booming that the number of sales was certified as a Guinness record.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime was broadcast in the United States, and the trading card game that appeared in the story became so booming that the number of sales was certified as a Guinness record.
今回の高橋さんの訃報を受け、遊戯王のアニメの英語吹き替えを担当した声優のエリック・スチュワートさんは「『センセイ』は私の声優としてのキャリアを形作ってくれた」と感謝の思いをツイッターにつづりました
In response to Mr. Takahashi’s news this time, voice actor Eric Stewart, who was in charge of dubbing Yu-Gi-Oh’s anime in English, spelled his gratitude on Twitter, saying, ”’Sensei’ has shaped my career as a voice actor.” Was
In response to Mr. Takahashi’s news this time, voice actor Eric Stewart, who was in charge of dubbing Yu-Gi-Oh’s anime in English, spelled his gratitude on Twitter, saying, ”’Sensei’ has shaped my career as a voice actor.” Was
また、同じくアメリカで人気の「ドラゴンボール」や「進撃の巨人」など、他の作品のアメリカの声優たちも死を悼むツイートを投稿しています
Also, American voice actors from other works such as ”Dragon Ball” and ”Attack on Titan”, which are also popular in the United States, have posted tweets to mourn their death.
Also, American voice actors from other works such as ”Dragon Ball” and ”Attack on Titan”, which are also popular in the United States, have posted tweets to mourn their death.
一方、ニューヨークタイムズも「アメリカでの遊戯王の人気ぶりはポケモンに並ぶものだった」と報じました
On the other hand, the New York Times also reported that ”Yu-Gi-Oh! Was as popular as Pokemon in the United States.”
On the other hand, the New York Times also reported that ”Yu-Gi-Oh! Was as popular as Pokemon in the United States.”
「遊戯王」高橋和希さん死去 米声優も追悼ツイート
”Yu-Gi-Oh!” Kazuki Takahashi dies, a tweet in memory of a US voice actor
”Yu-Gi-Oh!” Kazuki Takahashi dies, a tweet in memory of a US voice actor
人気漫画「遊戯王」の作者・高橋和希さんの突然の死を受け、ブームが巻き起こったアメリカでも声優からお悔みのツイートなどが相次いでいます
Following the sudden death of Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of the popular manga ”Yu-Gi-Oh!”
Following the sudden death of Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of the popular manga ”Yu-Gi-Oh!”
遊戯王はアメリカでもアニメが放送され、物語の中で登場するトレーディングカードゲームは販売枚数がギネス記録に認定されるほどブームとなりました
Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime was broadcast in the United States, and the trading card game that appeared in the story became so booming that the number of sales was certified as a Guinness record.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Anime was broadcast in the United States, and the trading card game that appeared in the story became so booming that the number of sales was certified as a Guinness record.
今回の高橋さんの訃報を受け、遊戯王のアニメの英語吹き替えを担当した声優のエリック・スチュワートさんは「『センセイ』は私の声優としてのキャリアを形作ってくれた」と感謝の思いをツイッターにつづりました
In response to Mr. Takahashi’s news this time, voice actor Eric Stewart, who was in charge of dubbing Yu-Gi-Oh’s anime in English, spelled his gratitude on Twitter, saying, ”’Sensei’ has shaped my career as a voice actor.” Was
In response to Mr. Takahashi’s news this time, voice actor Eric Stewart, who was in charge of dubbing Yu-Gi-Oh’s anime in English, spelled his gratitude on Twitter, saying, ”’Sensei’ has shaped my career as a voice actor.” Was
また、同じくアメリカで人気の「ドラゴンボール」や「進撃の巨人」など、他の作品のアメリカの声優たちも死を悼むツイートを投稿しています
Also, American voice actors from other works such as ”Dragon Ball” and ”Attack on Titan”, which are also popular in the United States, have posted tweets to mourn their death.
Also, American voice actors from other works such as ”Dragon Ball” and ”Attack on Titan”, which are also popular in the United States, have posted tweets to mourn their death.
一方、ニューヨークタイムズも「アメリカでの遊戯王の人気ぶりはポケモンに並ぶものだった」と報じました
On the other hand, the New York Times also reported that ”Yu-Gi-Oh! Was as popular as Pokemon in the United States.”
On the other hand, the New York Times also reported that ”Yu-Gi-Oh! Was as popular as Pokemon in the United States.”