Yeah, we’ve thoroughly established that by now. He kept making the same types of mistakes every set, and we all kept mentioning it every set. You mentioned the vice admiral slip up last set; not sure if that was originally a script mistake, but the director would ideally catch it if so. My point is, he brought new mistakes every set for us to talk about, so it became redundant while also different each time.
But if your goal is to stop talking about Joel, maybe the best solution is for you to stop talking about him.
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Almost five episodes deep into the new set; I’m excited to see the Law and Luffy chat this Friday. It’s nice that the theme song hyped up that moment without spoiling anything. I like that a lot. And as we all keep saying, Kinemon’s actor keeps growing into the role, and I’m really enjoying him now. Can’t wait to hear Momo, but I’m so personally turned off by kids in anime—both when voiced by adults and when voiced by actual kids, for different reasons. So I’m hoping they can find a really good actor for Momo and not make him sound too kiddish, like the other PH kids.
Adults often sound too much like they’re trying to sound like kids—I can hear it both in the tone and the acting—and kids often aren’t good actors. It’s so tricky to cast kids. The PH kid cast is serviceable; they never make me groan, so it’s okay enough. They’re not terrible or anything; I can just hear that they’re adults trying to sound like kids; they play up the childish element in the acting, too. Adimittedly, this is probably more of a personal gripe than anything. The actors do an okay job and we can’t expect funimation to find good child actors; that’s tough. Sometimes they do, though; I think of FMA’s Alphonse (might be wrong, but wasn’t he a teenager when he voiced that role?) and Stephen Universe (not funimation) as great examples of young, really good actors voicing kids.