CATDOLL: The Japanese version of "Hinabee" is coming! A different experience of the same animation

Before the release of "The Monkey King: Hero is Back", domestic animation had not attracted much attention. However, the latest work "Hinabee", which is said to be broadcast simultaneously in China and Japan, has caused heated discussions before it was broadcast, thanks to the fact that its Japanese version invited the top Japanese voice actor, the familiar "Hyogo Kita" Hanazawa Kana, to dub it.

The Japanese version officially premiered on August 15. The complete opening and ending credits bring a different experience from the Chinese version. The opening animation music that is not in the Chinese version is sung by singer Alan, who recently sang the theme song "Qian Gu" of the hit TV series "The Journey of Flower" and has once again attracted widespread attention . It is full of gimmicks.

The first episode of the Japanese version of the animation "Hinabee" is "Prologue: Angel Descends":

I won’t comment on Alan herself, but she does sing well.

We even see many familiar names of popular Japanese voice actors in the CAST list at the end of the film.

Although the voice actor of the heroine , Kana Hanazawa, did not speak in the first episode, there are also voice actors who have voiced many well-known works and are familiar with the characters, such as Shinnosuke Tachibana (The World's No. 1 First Love, Kamisama Kiss ), Koushi Ishii (Gintama, Akame ga Kill! ), Takayuki Sugo (Tokyo Ghoul, Space Battleship Yamato 2199) , and Isamu Hayashi (Haikyuu!, Kuroko's Basketball) .

In addition, we can also see that the Chinese voice actor kkryu Liu Jingluo , who is developing in Japan, also made a guest appearance in the animation.

According to the previously announced list, characters who have joined "Hinabechi" but have not yet appeared in the first episode, in addition to Kana, include "Bleach"'s Rukia Kuchiki, "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion"'s Fumiko Orikasa , and "Claymore"'s Helen and "Detective Conan"'s Okino Yoko's voice actor Miki Nagasawa .

I believe that as the plot develops, there will be more surprises waiting for everyone. Voice actor fans can enjoy a feast for their ears.

I wonder if the Japanese version will be accepted by Japanese otakus? Let's take a look at what the animation is like after changing the dubbing and adding the OP!