Cobra The Arcade[]
The difference between the Japanese and English credits is the different voice actors being mentioned. For simplicity, both credits are merged and the Japanese voice actors mentioned first.
VOICE ACTOR
JAPANESE VOICE ACTORS
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COBRA |
NACHI NOZAWA |
ENGLISH VOICE ACTORS
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COBRA |
PETER VON GOMM |
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PRODUCER |
KOJI "KMD" KAWASHIMA |
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NEXTECH STAFF |
KATSUJI AOYAMA |
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TERASAWA PRODUCTION |
Voice Actor Connection[]
Time Crisis Series[]
- The Executioners (Black hair), Catherine and Dominique Royal's English voice actress (Lynn Harris) was previously the voice of Rachel MacPherson from Time Crisis and Christy Ryan from Time Crisis II.
Other Game Series[]
Deadstorm Pirates[]
- Peter Von Gomm would later voice Bruno while Takashi Nagasako (the name in the Deadstorm Pirates credits is spelled correctly. Strangely, that credits misspelled the name "Masakazu Morita" [Eric Morgan's Japanese voice actor] as "Masakatsu Morita") would later voice Duncan for the English and Japanese versions of Deadstorm Pirates respectively.
Megaman Series (Rockman Series (ロックマン シリーズ Rokkuman Shirīzu) in Japan)[]
- Zoros' Japanese voice actor (Takashi Nagasako) was previously the voice of Duo from Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters (Rockman 2: The Power Fighters (ロックマン
2 ザ パワーファイターズ Rokkuman Tsū Za Pawāfaitāzu) in Japan), and Tengu Man and Search Man from Megaman 8 (Rockman 8: Metal Heroes (ロックマン8 : メタル ヒーローズ Rokkuman Eito Metaru Hīrōzu) in Japan) (the voice of Duo for the latter game was replaced by Juurouta Kosugi).
Megaman X Series (Rockman X Series (ロックマンX シリーズ Rokkuman Ekkusu Shirīzu) in Japan)[]
- Zoros' Japanese voice actor (Takashi Nagasako) was previously the voice of Magma Dragoon (Magmard Dragoon (マグマード・ドラグーン Magumādo Doragūn) in Japan) and Slash Beast (Slash Beastleo (スラッシュ・ビストレオ Surasshu Bisutoreo) in Japan) from from Megaman X4 (Rockman X4 (ロックマン
X 4 Rokkuman Ekkusu Fō) in Japan). For Megaman X7 (Rockman X7 (ロックマンX 7 Rokkuman Ekkusu Sebun) in Japan), Cobra's English voice actor (Peter Von Gomm) was previously the voice of Mega Man X (Rockman X (ロックマンX Rokkuman Ekkusu) in Japan) and Flame Hyenard, The Executioners (Blonde hair), Ironhead and Sandra's English voice actress (Lenne Hardt) was previously the voice of Axl and Vanishing Gungaroo (Vanishing Gangarun (バニシング・ガンガルン Banishingu Gangarun) in Japan); and Gypsy Dog's Japanese voice actor (Tesshou Genda) was previously the voice of Ride Boarski (Hellride Inobuski (ヘルライド・イノブスキー Heruraido Inobusukī) in Japan) and Soldier Stonekong.- In addition to the above, Lenne Hardt was previously the voice of Jean Clifford from Confidential Mission.
Tsukihime[]
- The Executioners (Black hair)'s Japanese voice actress (Kumi Sakuma) was previously the voice of Ciel from Tsikihime and the Melty Blood series until the Tuskihime Remake Series which she was replaced by Kaede Hondo. As mentioned about Duo's voice actor replacement in Megaman 8, Juurouta Kosugi would later voice Kouma Kishima from the Melty Blood series until the Tuskihime Remake Series which he was replaced by Daiki Hamano.
Live A Live (ライブアライブ Raibu A Raibu) (HD-2D remake)[]
- Gypsy Dog's Japanese voice actor (Tesshou Genda) would later voice Kuu Chief and General Yamazaki.
Anime[]
Lupin Series[]
- Cobra's Japanese voice actor (Nachi Nozawa) was previously the voice of Lupin III in the CinemaScope version of Lupin the Third: Pilot Film which existed in 1969, 13 years before the TV series Space Cobra was aired. Crystal Bowie's Japanese voice actor (Kiyo'shi Kobayashi) was previously the voice of Daisuke Jigen from the Lupin series (and first voiced said character in both versions of the above mentioned pilot film) until 7 September 2021 (the last episode Kiyo'shi Kobayashi voiced Daisuke Jigen was Lupin the 3rd Part 6 Episode 0) which he was replaced by Akio Ootsuka who was previously the voice of Captain William Rush from Time Crisis 4.
- In addition to the above, the late Kiyo'shi Kobayashi was also formerly the voice of Juubei Yagyuu from the Samurai Shodown (Samurai Spirits (サムライスピリッツ Samurai Supirittsu) in Japan) series, did the narration[1] for Police 911 2 (The Keisatsukan 2: Senkoku Taitsuiseki Special (ザ・
警 察 官 2 全 国 大 追 跡 スペシャル Za Keisatsu'kan Tsū Senkoku Tai Tsui'seki Supesharu) in Japan) and did the Japanese dub of Jerry Lewis[2] from Totally Spies!.
- In addition to the above, the late Kiyo'shi Kobayashi was also formerly the voice of Juubei Yagyuu from the Samurai Shodown (Samurai Spirits (サムライスピリッツ Samurai Supirittsu) in Japan) series, did the narration[1] for Police 911 2 (The Keisatsukan 2: Senkoku Taitsuiseki Special (ザ・
OVA[]
Gundam Series[]
- Gypsy Dog's Japanese voice actor (Tesshou Genda) was previously the voice of Kelley Layzner from Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory while Crystal Bowie's Japanese voice actor (Kiyo'shi Kobayashi) would later voice Aiguille Delaz from the same OVA (the Cobra TV series first aired on 7 October 1982 whereas Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory was first released on 23 May 1991). As mentioned about Daisuke Jigen's voice actor replacement on 7 September 2021 starting with Lupin the 3rd Part 6 Episode 1, Akio Ootsuka was previously the voice of Anavel Gato in addition to the above mentioned Rush. Interestingly, Aiguille Delaz is the commander of the Delaz Fleet and Anavel Gato is an ace pilot in said fleet.
Notes[]
- Takeshi 'Casey' Utsunomiya is spelled in the credits as Casey Utsunomiya.
- The name Takashi Nagasako is misspelled as Takashi Nagasaki because the official site writes the kanji as
長 崎 高 士 [3](Nagasaki Takashi) instead of長 嶝 高 士 (Nagasako Takashi). Hence, the mistake is in the second kanji character.
References[]
- ↑ Police 911 2 attract mode, ナレーター (narrator). The name Kiyo'shi Kobayashi is written as
小 林 清 志 (Kobayashi Kiyo'shi) - ↑ Totally Spies! Japanese credits,
声 の出 演 . The name Kiyo'shi Kobayashi is written as小 林 清 志 (Kobayashi Kiyo'shi) - ↑ Cobra The Arcade official site, Zoros' official profile (Japanese)