Thanks, eChie. I really enjoyed this. Any chance we can get some subbed manzai for future releases? @Anon To me, the translation is more important than the color coding. If it makes things harder, I wouldn't mind if the colors were left out completely.
Since when did each member have designated colors? Who made up this rule? eChie, I say color it however you want, after all, you are doing all the work. The colors didn't bother me one bit. Thanks for your work!
"Since when did each member have designated colors? Who made up this rule?"
If you actually watch the videos you'll notice that even the Japanese that produce the show use these colors when they want to show what the members say. Why go against it when that's how it is?
The colors were all mixed, and changed at times
ReplyDeleteMatsumoto = Red
Hamada = Blue
Yamasaki = Green
Tanaka = Purple
Endo = Orange
I still understood who was saying what but the colors still bothered me.
Still, thanks for doing this.
Thank you eChie for subbing this!
ReplyDeleteI think the colors are:
Matsumoto = Blue
Hamada = Green
Yamasaki = Pink
Tanaka = Purple
Endo = Red
Nice work, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, eChie. I really enjoyed this. Any chance we can get some subbed manzai for future releases?
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To me, the translation is more important than the color coding. If it makes things harder, I wouldn't mind if the colors were left out completely.
I'm the first poster.
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I meant that those are the colors that the members are meant to have. Not the ones they have in the video.
To forth poster:
I agree, most of the subbed KiKi series is just standard black text.
@Anon,
ReplyDeleteI'll make the necessary corrections to the colors and re-post it.
Since when did each member have designated colors? Who made up this rule? eChie, I say color it however you want, after all, you are doing all the work. The colors didn't bother me one bit. Thanks for your work!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comments :)
I'll see what I can do about manzai
"Since when did each member have designated colors? Who made up this rule?"
ReplyDeleteIf you actually watch the videos you'll notice that even the Japanese that produce the show use these colors when they want to show what the members say. Why go against it when that's how it is?
I don't see any colors being used by the producers of this clip
ReplyDeleteGreat episode, thanks!
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