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Of the many translation errors that [[G4]] has made while dubbing ''[[Ninja Warrior]]'', arguably the most egregious involves Ogasawara. In ''[[SASUKE 23]]'', G4 gave Ogasawara's name for competitor #51 -- [[Kinoshita Takayuki]]. Ogasawara had just replaced [[Satō Fumiyasu]] as announcer, who called the first half of [[Stage One]]. |
Of the many translation errors that [[G4]] has made while dubbing ''[[Ninja Warrior]]'', arguably the most egregious involves Ogasawara. In ''[[SASUKE 23]]'', G4 gave Ogasawara's name for competitor #51 -- [[Kinoshita Takayuki]]. Ogasawara had just replaced [[Satō Fumiyasu]] as announcer, who called the first half of [[Stage One]]. |
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Revision as of 17:17, 6 December 2014
Ogasawara Wataru (小笠原 亘) became SASUKE's main announcer when Hatsuta Keisuke left after SASUKE 21. He replaced Komada Kengo as the #2 announcer for SASUKE 14. Ogasawara became the main announcer when Hatsuta Keisuke was absent from SASUKE 22 and SASUKE 23. He moved to announcer number #2 when Hatsuta Keisuke returned in SASUKE 24. Ogasawara was unable to announce SASUKE 25 for unknown reasons, most likely due to a schedule conflict. Ogasawara returned to announce SASUKE 26 and SASUKE 27 however.
Of the many translation errors that G4 has made while dubbing Ninja Warrior, arguably the most egregious involves Ogasawara. In SASUKE 23, G4 gave Ogasawara's name for competitor #51 -- Kinoshita Takayuki. Ogasawara had just replaced Satō Fumiyasu as announcer, who called the first half of Stage One.