Even though I was in the lower grades of elementary school, I initially felt quite a big sense of discomfort.

Where is Doraemon?

It’s a problem that goes beyond getting used to or not.

Every time I hear the voice in the YouTube commercial, it feels off somehow.

People who aren’t used to it usually haven’t heard it enough times to get used to it in the first place.

I thought we didn’t really match, but I’ve gotten used to it; sometimes the reruns remind me.

The sensation of Kogoro Mouri A and Kogoro Mouri B switching in one’s mind.
Not just for old men, but for characters whose voice actors have changed or when I create an internal CV before hearing the official voice, they generally end up looking like this for me.

Movies aren’t really…
It’s just a little voice that plays in a commercial.

Ethan with the same voice came out in black steel, and it was no good.

I’ve gotten used to it, but it still feels like I can’t shake off the previous way I was hooked.

I wasn’t used to Shin-chan’s voice at all, but in recent years, it has settled into a performance that feels unique to him and has become easier to listen to.

I can recognize it as a small goron with a picture on it.
No matter how many times I hear the convenience store’s in-store announcement, I always think, “Who is this old guy?”

I’ve only seen them before their voice changed, so it’s really hard to get used to a character I only hear occasionally in commercials.
You probably aren’t getting used to it because you haven’t seen it enough to get used to it.

Both voices sound like an old man now.

Even after doing this for such a long time, it’s tough to be told that.
Akira Kamiya was a perfect fit for it, yeah…

Despite only hearing it in commercials, Maruko has already gotten used to it.

I thought it was just some complicated issue like a sick leave.

Until Minami Reina, it was Akira Kamiya, and then it switched a little after that, right?

If it weren’t right after I heard it, I wouldn’t think anything of it.

You’ve been like this for so long since your voice changed, so you better get used to it already.

I’ve gotten used to it, but I don’t think it’s right.

Maybe it’s a matter of being mentally prepared or having the right mindset for the change.
Since the others were announced, even those who aren’t following can know about the changes, but the circumstances of the thread image are difficult to speak about openly in detail…
It’s a poor way to put it, but the process is fishy.

Oh, I see.

Kogoro’s coolness isn’t coming through at all.
Even though the uncle’s incompetence is showing.

Rikiya Koyama’s cool voice matches perfectly.
I don’t think a playful voice is the best match.

You can regularly watch old stories on YouTube, right?

Is it longer since you switched?

I thought the thread image was replaced during the cel animation era, but it turns out it was actually much later than that.
I should have been watching the moment it changed, but I don’t have any impression of it…

In most cases, when voice actors are replaced, they try to resemble the previous person, but that’s not the case with Mouri’s character, so it feels off.
Mr. Koyama’s voice has quite a strong uniqueness to it.

When I try to play it in the voice of the old man while reading, both mix together and it feels strange.
It probably means both are fitting comfortably within myself.

Doraemon and Lupin have changed their art style, so it’s understandable.
The work where only the voice changed while the picture remained the same feels like an unsettling version of Yara Yusaku’s Command.

When Kōyama Rikiya laughs like “Naa-ha-ha-ha!”, it feels really out of place.

The voice quality is different, but I’ve gotten used to it.

I’ve gotten used to it, but sometimes when I hear the old voice, I think, “Oh, it was like this!”

When you get used to something, it doesn’t necessarily feel like you’ve gotten used to it.
It’s something that I naturally accept as it is.

I didn’t realize Amuro’s voice had changed because it suited her so well.

I haven’t seen many people say that about the character from Sazae-san, and it seems like there might be a difference in interest towards that character as well.

The character design and color scheme have changed quite a bit, so I’m accepting it as something different.
When I read early manga, I can’t help but hear it in Kamiya’s voice.

Just because the predecessor has 120 points.
It must be over 80 points now.

I thought after listening to the new recording of Dragon Ball, even though the voice actors haven’t changed, there’s still a sense of incongruity.

When I revisit classic episodes and movies of Conan, it’s mostly the old uncle, so I get overwritten every time.

Lupin has gotten used to it quite a bit, but Zenigata feels out of place.

Both the cool and playful sides of Kogoro are great, but when he’s put in a high place and makes a pathetic sound, it’s definitely more like Akira Kamiya!

>>32It makes me feel like I want to get off with Maruko, who has more femininity than a kid.

It’s true that it doesn’t feel strange when they’re looking cool, but there are still moments when they act goofy or get carried away that feel out of place…

I like the way Kamiyama says “I.”
Not like a gay man.

Conan often re-broadcasts older episodes, so I can usually take it as just the way it is since I watch them multiple times.

It’s nice that the voice of the old man speaking with the early voice changer sounds just like Shinichi’s acting.

The voice quality is different, but you’re not imitating the acting approach, are you?
Uncle Kamiya has a strong speaking quirk when it comes to reasoning.

The character of the old man himself has subtly changed over time.
The sense of guardianship in Conan has become stronger, and the depictions of gambling have disappeared.

Doraemon is usually fine with regular episodes, but…
In the movie version, Nobita’s acting is off-putting, and I still can’t get used to it.

I realize how much I liked Akira Kamiya’s voice and acting every time I watch past movies.

Doraemon is only heard in commercials, but too much time has passed, and it’s being encroached upon by the new cast.
I can’t remember Gian or Suneo anymore.

“It’s understandable to want to do it as Amuro! But it’s also okay if it’s different…”

Hiroshi is better than this one.

I actually think my serious acting is on point, but I don’t think my usual goofball part fits.

Listening to old movies, it doesn’t feel out of place at all; it’s as if the current Kogoro has really settled in, or rather, it’s been longer since he changed his voice, right?

Even without switching, I suppose age would have eventually set a limit anyway…

I hope it ends before the main voice actor changes.
As content, it’s in great shape right now.

Amuro, Doraemon, and Shin-chan have all changed.
Someday when Kiteretsu Daihyakka is remade, it will likely have a bothersome uncle’s voice provided by Korosuke.

I’m just not used to it because I haven’t heard anything.

It’s normal for the voice you heard as a child to become ingrained.
Even if 30 years pass and things change, the iconic memories will not change.

If you keep complaining about voice actor changes, we’ll end up in a time where AI voices are the solution.
Like Ms. Kitty.

I think one reason is that I still occasionally hear old voices on reruns.

Seriously, I hope they wrap things up before they have to change the voice actors for Conan, Shinichi, and Ran.

Shinnosuke was at a level where he wouldn’t realize it unless someone told him.

Complaining about Doraemon’s voice, regardless of Conan, is already out of the question.

Shinnosuke and the impersonation is so obvious that it feels awkward…
If you’re going to do it anyway, I wish you would have made it something completely different like Doraemon…

Shinnosuke has become like someone who is imitating Shinnosuke.

I knew that Kitty-chan stopped Hayashihara, but is it now AI…?

The new Maruko has the same acting direction, but she’s so cute that I can’t help but see her in a sexual way.

I always think that Shinnosuke sounds like he’s in a tough situation.

I didn’t really understand Katsuo from Sazae-san.

I’ve always thought that Franky from One Piece should change quickly.

Looking at this thread, there is no correct answer for the successor’s performance, so it’s best not to worry about it.

Maruko is originally cute, right?

I think the voice actor change for Crayon Shin-chan is really bad because everyone ends up imitating the previous actor too much…
Since the staff had kept Buriburizaemon silent for a while, I guess I understood, but it’s really pitiful for the newcomers…

Recently, I’m getting caught in a dead end where the current voice feels strange, but I also can’t remember the previous voice anymore.

I’m used to Doraemon, but this feels awkward.
It feels like a dubbed version.

Hearing Hanazawa-san’s terminal condition sounded really tough, and it was a bit painful to listen to because it felt too much like an elderly person.
I think it’s commendable that you were able to see it through to the end.

I don’t know why it changed…

There’s no need to make the still very active predecessor do things and let AI handle them, surely.

I am more used to it than Doraemon.

The intention is different, but there was a period when Watanabe-san was doing Keroro Gunso for so long that Katejina-san was considerably influenced by Keroro Gunso during that time.

There is a risk of scandals when it’s a human, after all…

I haven’t heard much except for the Crayon Shin-chan commercials, but the recent ones are easier to listen to compared to when they changed.

It’s complicated to not be able to hear a familiar voice anymore, but I think it’s better to refresh things completely, like with Doraemon, rather than being held back by the previous image.

Well, since Koyama Kogorō has been around longer than Kamiya Kogorō, if you’re not used to it now, I don’t think you’ll ever get used to it.

I’m sorry to say, but the Dynasty Warriors series has also had its share of voice actor changes.

Lupin has been complained about online for a long time too.
I thought it was stupid to complain about a death replacement, but…

I think Shin-chan’s new voice has a similar tone, but the accent and pitch are different.

I thought that Maruko’s voice has become cute.

Maruko’s twisty feeling has diminished, but I think it’s fine because she’s young…

Eventually, the generation that only knows the current voice, like Lupin, will become the majority.

Maybe it’s because the old man keeps appearing in remasters, but I’m not used to it yet.

Shin-chan feels like he’s trying to mimic his old voice, which feels off.
I wonder if I wouldn’t have felt any discomfort if I hadn’t known what was ahead.

Wasadora fits well with the occasionally sharp-tongued character from the original.
I recently think that Wasadora has a closer image to the original because Nobudora had a more guardian-like feel than a friend due to the power of the voice.

Hiroshi has a different voice, but his breathing is the same, and it felt scary!