Ahhh, my fave Jin. I’m glad I could cover him in such detail!! Here’s some things that I want to pin: - I didn’t cover Jin’s line to Hei as I recorded this before his release. 10:51 - Minor mistake; it’s meant to say ‘she’s a JUNIOR to Jin’! 😭 14:29, 14:40 - He says these lines in story mode. These can also be heard when Jin absorbs an attack using ‘Fiendish Claw’ (Zen+2). 15:08 - This is also heard in story mode. Interesting, since that line was unused but in the closed beta test audio files from last year. 🤔 -(In Heat) When Jin does his Awakened Power Stance (d/b+1+2) with Omen Stance (db+2) into 1 on a successful parry or block, he’ll say ‘Die!’ (was unaware of this, thanks miaou98!).
Back in 2006, Jin was kinda typical among the many angsty characters in anime and games (especially Sasuke in Naruto and Riku in Kingdom Hearts). But in 2024, after so many AAA games attempt to be profound and prestige, quippy and Whedonesque, or half-assed attempts at having both, Jin Kazama is a breath of fresh air, to the point that I believe Isshin Chiba deserves a nomination for Best Performance at Geoff Keighley's annual The Game Advertisements- I mean The Game Awards, especially since there's not that many AAA games this year had much in the way vocal performance. Who else is gonna get it? Troy Baker impersonating Harrison Ford in Bethesda's Indiana Jones game? Seriously, Chiba's role as Jin has been dynamic over 25 years, from battle grunts in 3, to young and breathy (and having awkward attempts at speaking English) in 4, to sound condescending in 6, somehow still sounding young in Bloodline, to his deeper gruffness, calm demeanor, and lots of yelling in 8. All perfect. The only one I never heard was his dub over John Foo's performance as Jin in the live action Tekken movie, which was creepy and weird.
looool it should be called The Game Advertisements with the amount of them they stuff in that show! 🤭 I agree, and I think Jin is such an interesting character vocally. The way Chiba taps into all facets of Jin’s questionable, calm or even angsty personality is the icing on the cake (deserves all the awards!). It’s intriguing. It seems in 8 he (or the vocal directors) decided on a lower, guttural voice and I was so shocked. But then again, he’s been through hell (T3-T5), caused hell (T6) and is struggling in hell (T7-T8)… so it makes sense. Either he’s uttering hushed words… or screaming into the abyss. Melodramatic, sure-but I love it!! LOOOL not the Tekken film-I actually did hear the JP dub and I was surprised he’s in it. It’s not too bad from what I remember; I didn’t watch the whole thing! 🤣
definitely. the fact they used those Tekken 4 clips for that long (until Tekken 8) goes to show that the sound recording team at Namco then did an excellent job!
14:25 You can hear this voiceline when you use the attack reversal (b1+3) during the final fight in Story Mode. It's one of the 3 animations where Jin grabs on the opponent's hand and flips them over. Actually, there are a lot of lines in the Story Mode that I hoped you'd cover (but I didn't expect much because that'd make the video too long, and it'd wear you down more than I'd wanted lol). You cooked anyhow. Thanks for the video.
you’re welcome!! I don’t cover those since I haven’t played the game yet (and want to avoid huge spoilers since some viewers also may have not played the game yet), so I focus on what’s said in-game and based on gameplay footage I’ve seen. So, if there are some lines that I’m unfamiliar with… that’s probably why. 😅
These videos are great! With my limited Japanese I could only discern some of them, and this helps a lot. Looking forward to the Heihachi translations.
I love when Jin said "Watashi wa Jim Tekken" and Dragunov responded with "Твой отец - вор, твой дед - вор, а твою мать активно обсуждают в местной таверне" and then they fought
I love this, and your kazuya video! The breakdowns, context, and character analysis are sooo good, and show a serious understanding of the material. Keep it up!!
Jin and hwoarang dialouge always confused me. The way jin talked to hwoarang is like he's more annoyed than serious. I have a japanese mother and she taught me japanese at a young and the way jin acts towards hwoarang is like a friend and a enemy at the same time.
A friendly rivalry is a special blend of camaraderie that it is extremely rare to find. I have only experienced it once in my life. The best way I can describe it is: two kindred spirits that have similar goals but their personalities are opposite in a way that challenges the other. As two sides of the same coin, they have great respect and admiration for the other's strength and abilities but they also recognize the other's weaknesses. Because they desire to see the other person overcome their weakness, they are consistently challenging them to conquer it. They bring out a fire in the other because they motivate each other exactly the way they need in order to grow. In Jin and Hwoarang's case: Jin is very resolute and powerful but also has trouble taking too much of the world on his shoulders. It weighs heavy on him-at times, to the point of feeling overwhelmed and helpless. Hwoarang is a very skilled opponent but lacks discipline and direction. He struggles with a more juvenile and impatient mindset that can cause him to be egocentric and shortsighted. Jin wants Hwoarang to take things more seriously, which motivates Hwoarang in self-control and to focus on things bigger than himself. Hwoarang just wants to have fun and test their skills, which motivates Jin to lighten up and not dwell so much on his mistakes. They push each other in the way they need. When one acts frustrated with the other, it's because they know they are capable of more and don't want to see their potential go to waste. "I know you can do better. Prove it to me." It sounds complicated but it all comes from respect. They want to win but also desire to see each other do their best. 🔥 vs. ❄ Hope this explanation helps.
Can't wait for What does Yoshimitsu say? 😂 2:44 Jin channeling his inner Snake with the Kept you waiting huh? Also I really miss his DAH! sound from previous games, it sounded vicious. Great vid!
I couldn't wait for this video ever since you announced it! Jin is my favourite male character in the franchise *khm-khm 😈* so naturally I clicked as soon as I saw it on the feed. Isshin Chiba has done a magnificent job voicing Jin for twenty seven years, that's almost as long as I've been alive! And I was shocked to hear what Isshin really sounds like while he speaks as himself - whoa, what a difference! Jin's voice is... sexy to say the least. 🥵 What he does with Jin and Devil Jin simultaneously when it comes to the nuances of his voice is impressive to say the least! By the way, you probably noticed that sometimes he says "chesuto" really fast as he punches opponents - the first time I heard that I thought that he was saying "shih-tzu", which is funny because I actually own a shih-tzu! 😂😂😂 As for the phrase - Katte ni senpai atsukai suruna. - we love a man who can set boundaries!
Yeah, his voice is so… [redacted] 😩 Loool But in all seriousness, I agree-it’s also one of the reasons he’s my fav character. Isshin Chiba’s dedication and interest in the character is so cool to see! Imagine being a fan of something… only to play a main role in the work you’ve been a fan of! Love that for him, tbh. Loool it does sound like he’s saying ‘shih-tzu’! I wonder if Jin would be a dog person. 🤭
@@fragmentedpixels I kind of think he would be! I’m sure his mother Jun taught him to be gentle and respect all forms of life and that he is also anything but cruel to animals. I personally see him with a big, black dog such as a doberman, rottweiler or cane corso. And I totally see him as someone who would surely listen to rock and metal music, now that we’re imagining things! Yes, Isshin is not only insanely talented for what he’s doing with Jin, you can obviously see how much he cares about the character and how many layers and emotions he puts into the role. I don’t know many voice actors, but he’s one of my favourites for this role alone! ♥️
@@fragmentedpixels dont mention it! I barely did anything :') but If u got more questions/community posts about future videos, I'd love to help where I can :D
been waiting for this. Very insighful video. Jin is my main since tekken5 i have been wondering what he is actually saying , This video explains everything.
You're missing one of my favorites : when he's in heat and does his non-electric cd 1 or his awakened power stance with db 1+2 (omen stance) into 1 on a successful parry or block you can hear him scream "Die !"
His lines are fitting and decent in this game but something that bothers me a litle is how his fighting shouts feel more inmature, like he hasnt mastered his techniques and powers, like a younger and more unexperienced jin whereas the old jin voices from older tekken games were so blunt, calm, decisive and serious As an example his old "dah" showed his mastery over the technique, very short and deep shout that came from the diaphragm and the new "deh" sounds as if hes struggling to execute the technique, doesnt sound as serious Its almost as if t8 jins voices would have fit much better to earlier and younger jin who is figuring out the new karate style than the new and developed serious jin, and that the old and blunt voices would have fit tekken 8 jin better than the older jins that were more inexperienced with the new karate style + devil gene
hm, I see what you mean. If anything, he sounds like his Tekken 3 iteration in an interesting way. I don’t see it as inexperience, though, but as… he’s more animated. But, not as, I guess, his very cocky and brash self that he was back then, “Ora”’s and all 🤭 I do miss his “DAH” and “TSIU” kiais from those games (T4-T7), but I think it’s a vocal direction thing that occurred here. I wish they could’ve brought those clips back in there (nitpick, I know), but sounds great, though!
I remembered hearing the "amai na" when jin absorbed an attack during his zen 2 powercrush. Not sure though. Btw thanks for the mention! I didn't do that much though lol
oh, got it! np! regardless if it was a small input you were very helpful. l almost could’ve made a silly mistake with the Romaji on Jin’s quote to Reina! 🤭
As a Japanese, I find most of Tekken's Japanese localizations quite good. Some are, as you say, a little awkward, and I agree with most of your corrections for those. But some of the "incorrect" translations do transmit some of the nuance of what's said better than the corrected ones. There are also some small mistakes (I think?) in terms of context for some lines (Japanese is a silly context heavy language) but those could honestly just be a difference in interpretation between you and myself. Overall I really do enjoy these videos, I've watched all three. The production quality is truly impeccable, especially for a smaller channel. Keep doing your thing.
Oh, what small mistakes are there? I’d like to know! I’d say the localisations are a mixed bag, but these ones for Jin aren’t bad. Generally, I feel like the localisations are odd overall-even when it comes to the European languages. Sometimes the nuances might be captured, but then other times they completely mislead when it comes to context or conveyance and just go off of whatever they think makes sense. 😅 Thanks for tuning in!! I definitely will. 🙂 I kind of view my videos as a show.
@@thefatcatcompany2021 ah, I see! that makes sense. like, time is running out? When that’s said in English it can kind of convey that, but thanks for pointing this out! I’m learning a lot. 😅
@@fragmentedpixels yes, like time is running out for him or for something else. This quote is probably him trying to take responsibility for Kazuya's antics, like "I'm running out of time (to defeat Kazuya)", but of course this is just a guess.
I think that "Forgive me" is a better localisation than "I'm sorry" and it fits him more, ESPECIALLY in Tekken 8. My therapist once told me that saying "I'm sorry" is unintentionally selfish and "Forgive me" is a better way to apologise (at least in Polish) cause you're giving a person a space to choose if they want to forgive you. It might not make sense in English but as a Polish person it's a personal gem for me.
that’s interesting! I can see how that would sound selfish-never thought of that. There’s a lot of cultural differences in other languages on how apologies are seen, but that’s new to me. I find it funny he only says this to his mother and Xiaoyu in-game, though. 😅
Jin main here. 甘いな and 舐めるな are quotes used when he absorbs an attack using Fiendish Claw (Zanshin/Zenshin 2). He still calls 行くぞwhen he lands the power crush engage.
If or when you do a video on Heihachi, keep in mind that when facing some characters like Reina or Xiaoyu then Heihachi has different voicelines during battle so he doesn't insult them or tell them to die. The same thing happens when Reina faces Heihachi. Not sure if it applies to Kuma or Panda too.
Love your vids always wanted some translation on the mishimas lol.Dvj got new lines with heihachi would love if you could cover those to. Also does dvj not say something when he gets ko'd it sounds like he says something
One of my mains is Jun Kazama, and there's a move that she does where it sounds like she's saying, "SECURITY!!" and my friends shout it out every time they get hit by it, lol. I'm curious to know what she's actually saying.
Thank you for the knowledge. Personally I like the choice to say I shall not waver again. As before from a plot aspect they always made it seem like jin can be just as good or evil as he wants as long as he hates his father. He also has expressed conflict on HOW to resolve the Mishima lineage, from attempting peace to complete annihilation. So I like he's kinda saying like "I've made up my mind"and not wavering between playing hero and villain.
no problem! that’s a good point and interpretation, actually. I never thought of it that way! my thought is he had his fall from grace, got lost in his stubborn ways and mentally, even spiritually, lost himself in the process (as out of character as it may have been)… and now he’s reassuring himself that he won’t lose his way again. but, that’s my philosophical mind talking! 😅
one of my fav lines 😌 he’s said that for 4 games, so I can understand why they’d omit some lines here; can get tedious!! he’s also not as angsty in his battle quotes for 8.
I’m aware, and I did this wayyyy before his release. In fact, I wouldn’t say I’m too late. I need to get all the Japanese text first and voice lines before I can do them!!
Yep, I’m going to cover the other Japanese chars. though I get a lot of suggestions for the Mishima members. I’ve some non-Mishima characters on my list.
Tekken 3's voice had his youth, energy and ferocity 4-7 had his powerful brooding, guarded anger and boiling self-hatred he was trying to contain 8 has a struggling, exhausted and pained but somewhat hopeful Jin trying to make the most of whatever he has left to undo what has become
Ahhh, my fave Jin. I’m glad I could cover him in such detail!! Here’s some things that I want to pin:
- I didn’t cover Jin’s line to Hei as I recorded this before his release.
10:51 - Minor mistake; it’s meant to say ‘she’s a JUNIOR to Jin’! 😭
14:29, 14:40 - He says these lines in story mode. These can also be heard when Jin absorbs an attack using ‘Fiendish Claw’ (Zen+2).
15:08 - This is also heard in story mode. Interesting, since that line was unused but in the closed beta test audio files from last year. 🤔
-(In Heat) When Jin does his Awakened Power Stance (d/b+1+2) with Omen Stance (db+2) into 1 on a successful parry or block, he’ll say ‘Die!’ (was unaware of this, thanks miaou98!).
I love when Jim Kazama says "koi"
same 😌
Jin telling me what his favorite fish is
@@redline841 Jin saying that he loves. But I'm not gay, sorry.
Me and my sister quote this all the time lol
That Jim Kazama is really cool
can't wait for Reina/Heihachi translations, excellent work!
thanks!! once all the voice lines and Japanese text appear for Hei, I’ll cover him
@@fragmentedpixels I like how Hei and Lee says something the the land a heat engager move and and then run so i sub to u to wait that Hei vid
Cant wait for the dragunov video
Back in 2006, Jin was kinda typical among the many angsty characters in anime and games (especially Sasuke in Naruto and Riku in Kingdom Hearts). But in 2024, after so many AAA games attempt to be profound and prestige, quippy and Whedonesque, or half-assed attempts at having both, Jin Kazama is a breath of fresh air, to the point that I believe Isshin Chiba deserves a nomination for Best Performance at Geoff Keighley's annual The Game Advertisements- I mean The Game Awards, especially since there's not that many AAA games this year had much in the way vocal performance. Who else is gonna get it? Troy Baker impersonating Harrison Ford in Bethesda's Indiana Jones game?
Seriously, Chiba's role as Jin has been dynamic over 25 years, from battle grunts in 3, to young and breathy (and having awkward attempts at speaking English) in 4, to sound condescending in 6, somehow still sounding young in Bloodline, to his deeper gruffness, calm demeanor, and lots of yelling in 8. All perfect.
The only one I never heard was his dub over John Foo's performance as Jin in the live action Tekken movie, which was creepy and weird.
looool it should be called The Game Advertisements with the amount of them they stuff in that show! 🤭
I agree, and I think Jin is such an interesting character vocally. The way Chiba taps into all facets of Jin’s questionable, calm or even angsty personality is the icing on the cake (deserves all the awards!). It’s intriguing.
It seems in 8 he (or the vocal directors) decided on a lower, guttural voice and I was so shocked. But then again, he’s been through hell (T3-T5), caused hell (T6) and is struggling in hell (T7-T8)… so it makes sense. Either he’s uttering hushed words… or screaming into the abyss. Melodramatic, sure-but I love it!!
LOOOL not the Tekken film-I actually did hear the JP dub and I was surprised he’s in it. It’s not too bad from what I remember; I didn’t watch the whole thing! 🤣
Tekken 8 Jin Kazama is my Favorite version.
Same
Chesto certified 15:50
hahaha 😆
From Tekken 4 to 7 his voice remained the same but in Tekken 8 his voice has a drastic change
definitely. the fact they used those Tekken 4 clips for that long (until Tekken 8) goes to show that the sound recording team at Namco then did an excellent job!
We barley hear him
It's because he believes in himself now✊️
14:23 Jin says "Amai na" I believe when absorbing an attacking and successfully engaging heat using F2 out of Zanshin stance.
thanks!! I knew this was heard and used somewhere.
@@fragmentedpixels No problem!
He also replaces it with "Nameru na" I think. Kazuya also says "nameru na" when absorbing a hit during his F2.
I've been waiting for this thank you!
you’re welcome!! glad I was able to cover him. 😌
This video is a treat. Thank you for creating it. I love so many characters from this series but Jin will always be my favorite. ❤🔥
np!! I’m an absolute Jin nerd so I just _had_ to talk about my fave. 😁
Started learning Japanese last month and this is only helping me stay motivated. Hope this inspires you too
thanks!! I’m considering learning, but I definitely need to work on having the discipline to learn it.
AAAAAA YES!! Jin has been my fav since Tekken 5! This was really fun and interesting to watch, thank you!! ^^
you’re welcome!! 😊
The wait is finally over! Great stuff, can't wait for the old man! 😎 👊
thanks! and ty for helping out with Jin’s quote to Reina!! 😊
hopefully I can cover Hei soon, I need all the voice lines and Japanese text first.
俺たちはこの世に存在するべきではない。
愚かだな、風間仁。
two of my favourite lines 😌
Great work, hyped for the paul phoenix video
14:25
You can hear this voiceline when you use the attack reversal (b1+3) during the final fight in Story Mode. It's one of the 3 animations where Jin grabs on the opponent's hand and flips them over.
Actually, there are a lot of lines in the Story Mode that I hoped you'd cover (but I didn't expect much because that'd make the video too long, and it'd wear you down more than I'd wanted lol).
You cooked anyhow. Thanks for the video.
you’re welcome!! I don’t cover those since I haven’t played the game yet (and want to avoid huge spoilers since some viewers also may have not played the game yet), so I focus on what’s said in-game and based on gameplay footage I’ve seen. So, if there are some lines that I’m unfamiliar with… that’s probably why. 😅
These videos are great! With my limited Japanese I could only discern some of them, and this helps a lot. Looking forward to the Heihachi translations.
Thanks!!
I could pick up some lines as well; I’m genuinely considering learning the language a bit more. 😅
I love when Jin said "Watashi wa Jim Tekken" and Dragunov responded with "Твой отец - вор, твой дед - вор, а твою мать активно обсуждают в местной таверне" and then they fought
Lmao, Drag knows he's the best character 😂
Jim and John Tekken, what a good father son duo
I like when he says DAH!
Man, I miss that in T8.
Someone need to make a mod replacing all ingame subtitle with these translations
that’d be cool.
I love this, and your kazuya video! The breakdowns, context, and character analysis are sooo good, and show a serious understanding of the material. Keep it up!!
ty!! glad you enjoyed! 🙂
I try to cover the nuances and context of things the best that I can-that can get lost sometimes
Such an amazing series! I just binged all of them and can't wait for more honestly
thanks! same, can’t wait to breakdown some more characters. 😊
Jin and hwoarang dialouge always confused me. The way jin talked to hwoarang is like he's more annoyed than serious. I have a japanese mother and she taught me japanese at a young and the way jin acts towards hwoarang is like a friend and a enemy at the same time.
heh, it can be confusing at times!
they’re the true frenemies of Tekken. 🤭
Tsundere + rivalry 😂
Jin and hwoarang are the friend/rivals of the tekken series I think the writers don't portray it the best way.
A friendly rivalry is a special blend of camaraderie that it is extremely rare to find. I have only experienced it once in my life. The best way I can describe it is: two kindred spirits that have similar goals but their personalities are opposite in a way that challenges the other. As two sides of the same coin, they have great respect and admiration for the other's strength and abilities but they also recognize the other's weaknesses. Because they desire to see the other person overcome their weakness, they are consistently challenging them to conquer it. They bring out a fire in the other because they motivate each other exactly the way they need in order to grow.
In Jin and Hwoarang's case: Jin is very resolute and powerful but also has trouble taking too much of the world on his shoulders. It weighs heavy on him-at times, to the point of feeling overwhelmed and helpless. Hwoarang is a very skilled opponent but lacks discipline and direction. He struggles with a more juvenile and impatient mindset that can cause him to be egocentric and shortsighted. Jin wants Hwoarang to take things more seriously, which motivates Hwoarang in self-control and to focus on things bigger than himself. Hwoarang just wants to have fun and test their skills, which motivates Jin to lighten up and not dwell so much on his mistakes. They push each other in the way they need. When one acts frustrated with the other, it's because they know they are capable of more and don't want to see their potential go to waste. "I know you can do better. Prove it to me."
It sounds complicated but it all comes from respect. They want to win but also desire to see each other do their best. 🔥 vs. ❄ Hope this explanation helps.
Jin is like the classic emo boy protag.
No wonder Xiaoyu wants some
9:20
"I won't stray away again"
This might be the one you're looking for.
Can't wait for What does Yoshimitsu say? 😂
2:44 Jin channeling his inner Snake with the Kept you waiting huh? Also I really miss his DAH! sound from previous games, it sounded vicious. Great vid!
I always learn so much from your stuff! Fantastic work as always!
thanks!! I really locked in on this one. 😊
I couldn't wait for this video ever since you announced it! Jin is my favourite male character in the franchise *khm-khm 😈* so naturally I clicked as soon as I saw it on the feed. Isshin Chiba has done a magnificent job voicing Jin for twenty seven years, that's almost as long as I've been alive! And I was shocked to hear what Isshin really sounds like while he speaks as himself - whoa, what a difference! Jin's voice is... sexy to say the least. 🥵
What he does with Jin and Devil Jin simultaneously when it comes to the nuances of his voice is impressive to say the least!
By the way, you probably noticed that sometimes he says "chesuto" really fast as he punches opponents - the first time I heard that I thought that he was saying "shih-tzu", which is funny because I actually own a shih-tzu! 😂😂😂
As for the phrase - Katte ni senpai atsukai suruna. - we love a man who can set boundaries!
Yeah, his voice is so… [redacted] 😩
Loool But in all seriousness, I agree-it’s also one of the reasons he’s my fav character. Isshin Chiba’s dedication and interest in the character is so cool to see! Imagine being a fan of something… only to play a main role in the work you’ve been a fan of! Love that for him, tbh.
Loool it does sound like he’s saying ‘shih-tzu’! I wonder if Jin would be a dog person. 🤭
@@fragmentedpixels I kind of think he would be! I’m sure his mother Jun taught him to be gentle and respect all forms of life and that he is also anything but cruel to animals. I personally see him with a big, black dog such as a doberman, rottweiler or cane corso. And I totally see him as someone who would surely listen to rock and metal music, now that we’re imagining things!
Yes, Isshin is not only insanely talented for what he’s doing with Jin, you can obviously see how much he cares about the character and how many layers and emotions he puts into the role. I don’t know many voice actors, but he’s one of my favourites for this role alone! ♥️
Awesome!!! Thanks for the vid❤
you’re welcome! 😌
YESSSS MY REQUEST 🥳🥳🙌🏼
I just had to cover him! 😌
@@fragmentedpixels I’m glad you did :D
Jin Kazama is my favorite!
same!
i was actually thinking about when you were gonna drop this earlier today lol
heh, the wait is over 😌
I love your translation videos,keep up the good work 😊❤
Thank you, I definitely will! 😊
I was waiting for this!!!!
yay! I had to cover my fave.
@@fragmentedpixels I study Kyokushin Karate because of Jin. He's been a big part of my childhood
@@RyokuTK oh, nice! I’ve always found his fighting style interesting.
Ayyy nice work! Always love to see more of these videos! Keep it up~~ 🙌🔥
thanks!! and ty for helping on the quote Jin says to Reina! 😊
@@fragmentedpixels dont mention it! I barely did anything :') but If u got more questions/community posts about future videos, I'd love to help where I can :D
Jin Kazama
my faveee 😌
Great video. Keep up with the great work
Thanks! I’ll keep trying my best 😊
been waiting for this. Very insighful video. Jin is my main since tekken5 i have been wondering what he is actually saying , This video explains everything.
thanks! I’ve been wondering as well.
@@fragmentedpixels 👍
New upload let's gooo
yay!! 😌
You're missing one of my favorites : when he's in heat and does his non-electric cd 1 or his awakened power stance with db 1+2 (omen stance) into 1 on a successful parry or block you can hear him scream "Die !"
ohhhh, I didn’t know that!! I haven’t played the game yet, so I had no idea on that. harsh!
Makeru ka is from the Final story Jin when he accepts kazama and Mishima on the 3rd phase of the story
ohhh, got it!
@@fragmentedpixels More specifically when he uses the awakened power stance (db+1+2) in the final battle
ruclips.net/video/8F8FVwETclE/видео.html
Would love to see Yoshimitsu next. His subtitles are wrong on purpose, lmao.
I second this
His lines are fitting and decent in this game but something that bothers me a litle is how his fighting shouts feel more inmature, like he hasnt mastered his techniques and powers, like a younger and more unexperienced jin whereas the old jin voices from older tekken games were so blunt, calm, decisive and serious
As an example his old "dah" showed his mastery over the technique, very short and deep shout that came from the diaphragm and the new "deh" sounds as if hes struggling to execute the technique, doesnt sound as serious
Its almost as if t8 jins voices would have fit much better to earlier and younger jin who is figuring out the new karate style than the new and developed serious jin, and that the old and blunt voices would have fit tekken 8 jin better than the older jins that were more inexperienced with the new karate style + devil gene
hm, I see what you mean. If anything, he sounds like his Tekken 3 iteration in an interesting way. I don’t see it as inexperience, though, but as… he’s more animated. But, not as, I guess, his very cocky and brash self that he was back then, “Ora”’s and all 🤭
I do miss his “DAH” and “TSIU” kiais from those games (T4-T7), but I think it’s a vocal direction thing that occurred here. I wish they could’ve brought those clips back in there (nitpick, I know), but sounds great, though!
He's finally loving himself, and it's new for him
I think its because Jin's accepted himself. He is really wanting to put his all in his attacks. Instead of performing them "normally"
cant wait for the lee video
I Will Not Forsaken My Allies!!!
I remembered hearing the "amai na" when jin absorbed an attack during his zen 2 powercrush. Not sure though. Btw thanks for the mention! I didn't do that much though lol
oh, got it!
np! regardless if it was a small input you were very helpful. l almost could’ve made a silly mistake with the Romaji on Jin’s quote to Reina! 🤭
Great video as always, now do Feng Wei next!
15:50 You & me both. 😂
Indeed. 😌😂
14:15 If I'm not mistaken, he said it when he got up again to fight Kazuya in story mode (before Kazuya was in rage mode)
Can’t wait for Heihachi, I have no clue what he’s saying half the time but I love it 😂
Yay, I’d love to see a vid of Lars.
It's Jin time
let’s goooo
As a Japanese, I find most of Tekken's Japanese localizations quite good. Some are, as you say, a little awkward, and I agree with most of your corrections for those. But some of the "incorrect" translations do transmit some of the nuance of what's said better than the corrected ones. There are also some small mistakes (I think?) in terms of context for some lines (Japanese is a silly context heavy language) but those could honestly just be a difference in interpretation between you and myself. Overall I really do enjoy these videos, I've watched all three. The production quality is truly impeccable, especially for a smaller channel. Keep doing your thing.
Oh, what small mistakes are there? I’d like to know!
I’d say the localisations are a mixed bag, but these ones for Jin aren’t bad. Generally, I feel like the localisations are odd overall-even when it comes to the European languages. Sometimes the nuances might be captured, but then other times they completely mislead when it comes to context or conveyance and just go off of whatever they think makes sense. 😅
Thanks for tuning in!! I definitely will. 🙂
I kind of view my videos as a show.
@@fragmentedpixels 俺には時間がない in this context generally translates more to "I'm running out of time", more than not having time for something.
@@thefatcatcompany2021 ah, I see! that makes sense. like, time is running out?
When that’s said in English it can kind of convey that, but thanks for pointing this out! I’m learning a lot. 😅
@@fragmentedpixels yes, like time is running out for him or for something else. This quote is probably him trying to take responsibility for Kazuya's antics, like "I'm running out of time (to defeat Kazuya)", but of course this is just a guess.
I think that "Forgive me" is a better localisation than "I'm sorry" and it fits him more, ESPECIALLY in Tekken 8.
My therapist once told me that saying "I'm sorry" is unintentionally selfish and "Forgive me" is a better way to apologise (at least in Polish) cause you're giving a person a space to choose if they want to forgive you. It might not make sense in English but as a Polish person it's a personal gem for me.
that’s interesting! I can see how that would sound selfish-never thought of that. There’s a lot of cultural differences in other languages on how apologies are seen, but that’s new to me. I find it funny he only says this to his mother and Xiaoyu in-game, though. 😅
yep i fw this channel
welcome! 😌
@@fragmentedpixels i really got sold when my suspicions about you finding jin attractive was true
@@HeliusGDlooool
he’s hot, what more can I say? 🤭😂
they knew exactly what they were doing when they created this character, haha!
Jin main here. 甘いな and 舐めるな are quotes used when he absorbs an attack using Fiendish Claw (Zanshin/Zenshin 2).
He still calls 行くぞwhen he lands the power crush engage.
ohhh ok. thanks for letting me know!
As a Reina main, I’d love to see you do a translation breakdown
If or when you do a video on Heihachi, keep in mind that when facing some characters like Reina or Xiaoyu then Heihachi has different voicelines during battle so he doesn't insult them or tell them to die. The same thing happens when Reina faces Heihachi. Not sure if it applies to Kuma or Panda too.
that’s interesting. idk if I’d be able to cover all of the combinations, but thanks for letting me know!
Good work. Hopefully Heihachi is next.
"Chance too"
Hope you do one for Lee Chaolan as well!! :D
don’t worry, I’ll cover him soon. 😌
The last voice line was used in Story mode i believe
ohhh, that makes a lot of sense.
I would love to see a video like this about Hwoarang
it’s definitely on my list!!
Awesomeee
ty!!
The first time I heard the chesto from the Suigetsu Strike I misheard it as Shitzu (the dog breed) 🤣
heheh
interested to see yoshimitsu in that kind of video
Love your vids always wanted some translation on the mishimas lol.Dvj got new lines with heihachi would love if you could cover those to. Also does dvj not say something when he gets ko'd it sounds like he says something
Please do Lars next! His voice actor is amazing
14:18 and 14:19 are heard in the story mode.
ohhh, got it! that makes sense.
What is the other move he does? I know the one Story Mode with his typical hellsweep into u+1, but the other one, Amai na, don’t know.
@@LandinnSamurai OP said she hasn't played the story mode, answering it would be kinda a spoiler.
10:50 *nyacchan purrs*
ty for your help! 😌
@@fragmentedpixels you're meowwelcome
Amazing video! Do you only do Japanese monologue translations?
Thanks! No, though I’ve a character I want to cover that doesn’t speak Japanese; it’s on my list. 😌
You should definitely do Yoshimitsu!!!
Will you be covering Alisa, Xiaoyu, Jun Kazama, Asuka Kazama and Hwoarang voice lines soon?
yes! they’re on my list.
sick video
thanks!!
I would love to see translations for Yoshimitsu's dialogue if possible!
I would love to hear Zato-1 translations
Could you translate and hyper analysis Jin and Kazuya's final battle at fallen destiny? I would love that very much
One of my mains is Jun Kazama, and there's a move that she does where it sounds like she's saying, "SECURITY!!" and my friends shout it out every time they get hit by it, lol.
I'm curious to know what she's actually saying.
She says that after she lands a heat engager (the running animation).
@@NateDdragon Yea. That and during one of her parries
Pls translate what kiryu says on his taunts through the games! Like, yakuza kiwami 2, gaiden, infinite wealth and yakuza 3 would be cool
Isshin Chiba is the goat.
truly!
Thank you for the knowledge. Personally I like the choice to say I shall not waver again. As before from a plot aspect they always made it seem like jin can be just as good or evil as he wants as long as he hates his father. He also has expressed conflict on HOW to resolve the Mishima lineage, from attempting peace to complete annihilation. So I like he's kinda saying like "I've made up my mind"and not wavering between playing hero and villain.
no problem!
that’s a good point and interpretation, actually. I never thought of it that way! my thought is he had his fall from grace, got lost in his stubborn ways and mentally, even spiritually, lost himself in the process (as out of character as it may have been)… and now he’s reassuring himself that he won’t lose his way again. but, that’s my philosophical mind talking! 😅
Jun/Hei next pls!
they removed Jin's line Yamasuruna from T4 means don't get in my way.
one of my fav lines 😌
he’s said that for 4 games, so I can understand why they’d omit some lines here; can get tedious!! he’s also not as angsty in his battle quotes for 8.
btw new extra voicelines after new character revealed as Heihachi. I think your time of editing before heihachi revealed, i think its too late lol
I’m aware, and I did this wayyyy before his release.
In fact, I wouldn’t say I’m too late. I need to get all the Japanese text first and voice lines before I can do them!!
Hello 'I'm Jin Kazama's mother
Are you going to do other Japanese-speaking characters or are you sticking to the Mishimas?
Yep, I’m going to cover the other Japanese chars. though I get a lot of suggestions for the Mishima members. I’ve some non-Mishima characters on my list.
Please do Heihachi next if possible, thanks!
when I get the voice lines and all the Japanese text-I’ll look into his quotes. 🙂
Cool, Heihachi next?
once I get all the Japanese text and voice lines, I’ll cover him!
@@fragmentedpixels you could also include exclusive quotes for him from jin/devil jin and kazuya since you had technically covered them
Yo pixels, are there plans to cover voice lines from story mode?
no, I don’t have the game yet 😭
15:52 😂 lol
hehehe🤭
Do you know what Jin is saying during his human rage art? He does it when he uses a rage art in the final battle in chapter 15.
Please do Asuka next!! This translation is so messy on her, especially when she points at herself.
she’s definitely on my list. got to do Asuka some justice!
Do Lars please
Tekken 3's voice had his youth, energy and ferocity
4-7 had his powerful brooding, guarded anger and boiling self-hatred he was trying to contain
8 has a struggling, exhausted and pained but somewhat hopeful Jin trying to make the most of whatever he has left to undo what has become
That’s how I interpret it as well!
Please do Heihachi!!
do you think you can do What does Hwoarang say in Tekken 8? I know he speak Korean but im just curious
yeah, soon! 🙂
jin kasama!
heihachi next plz
Do Kuma next please