@@SuperSailorNightstormMake no mistake, the Viz Media dub of Sailor Moon is the best dub of Sailor Moon. What made me love this dub so much is that all gays and effeminate male characters no longer suffer an identity crisis.
Contrary to what many international audiences were led to believe, Fisheye will always remain a male character. Although I have not seen the CloverWay dub of Sailor Moon Super S, I acknowledge Fisheye as male. The gender change to female in the dub merely presented him as a feminine tomboy. Japan's decision to create Fisheye as a male was intentional. Despite Western criticism of Japan's progressive approach to animation and video games, their creative decisions were reasonable. The Western audience may not have fully appreciated that animation and video games were meant for all ages, but this has always been the case. My confidence in Japan's portrayal of Fisheye as an openly gay man was justified.
That catchphrase is so iconic and it will never get old
Hell Yeah!
@SuperSailorNightstorm thank toonami for bringing back a classic, fully uncensored and with the ViZ dub that's makes it feel so right.
@@algordo1997 I absolutely love Toonami and Viz Media for this!!👊😎👍
@@SuperSailorNightstormMake no mistake, the Viz Media dub of Sailor Moon is the best dub of Sailor Moon. What made me love this dub so much is that all gays and effeminate male characters no longer suffer an identity crisis.
@@GardevoirBoy I couldn't have said it better myself. Also, I wouldn't make a mistake on this. The Viz media is the one I go to immediately
Usagi should go after cougars more often when the world isn't in danger.
Contrary to what many international audiences were led to believe, Fisheye will always remain a male character. Although I have not seen the CloverWay dub of Sailor Moon Super S, I acknowledge Fisheye as male. The gender change to female in the dub merely presented him as a feminine tomboy. Japan's decision to create Fisheye as a male was intentional. Despite Western criticism of Japan's progressive approach to animation and video games, their creative decisions were reasonable. The Western audience may not have fully appreciated that animation and video games were meant for all ages, but this has always been the case. My confidence in Japan's portrayal of Fisheye as an openly gay man was justified.