Different versions of GitS?
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I think the puppetmaster has a male voice in the Japanese version. If that is true, then it would make sense to re-dub the english language version with the puppetmaster having a male voice. Back in the early days of english language anime, companies were more prone to errors such as these.
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Hmmm...
Could someone explain this bit to me...Motoko2030 wrote:The only two versions of Ghost in the Shell is in one of the versions, the Puppet Master's voice is female instead of male and the dialogue line when Motoko tells the pilot to blast the skyline.
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If you have seen the Ghost in the Shell movie that came out in 1995, you will know that the Puppetmaster is in a female body with a male voice and that when the dialogue of Motoko ordering the chopper pilot to fire on the skyline of the warehouse was gabbled to me at least. On the Special Edition version of Ghost in the Shell, there is a trailer for the film that has the Puppetmaster's voice as female rather than male and the same dialogue between Motoko and the chopper pilot is different, it now says "blast the skyline now"
Judging by the signature and the username it sure looks like sail65506 could be a spambot. Just have a script quote a message and ask for an explanation. It could be done, right?
Checking the other posts reveal rather generic oneliners as well, which could concievably have been generated in response to certain words found in the quoted post.
Prove that you are human, sail65506!
Or prove that you are an advanced AI - I'm sure that'd be ok too.
Checking the other posts reveal rather generic oneliners as well, which could concievably have been generated in response to certain words found in the quoted post.
Prove that you are human, sail65506!
Or prove that you are an advanced AI - I'm sure that'd be ok too.
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I'm in the process of getting this taken care of. That is sail65506 if you are real you should prove it quick otherwise you may end up banned.Gillsing wrote:Judging by the signature and the username it sure looks like sail65506 could be a spambot. Just have a script quote a message and ask for an explanation. It could be done, right?
Checking the other posts reveal rather generic oneliners as well, which could concievably have been generated in response to certain words found in the quoted post.
Prove that you are human, sail65506!
Or prove that you are an advanced AI - I'm sure that'd be ok too.
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Well, if it is a spam bot it might be programmed to spew out random generic stuff in order to make people believe that it's a person, which might save the bot's posts from being deleted and also lure people to click the links while they would otherwise avoid any link if they regonised the poster as a spam bot.
Just because someone/something types "could someone explain this bit to me" doesn't necessarily mean that they really want an explanation. It could be a phrase that just looks valid while it's actually just a big fat bluff. Like saying a phrase in a foreign language in the hopes of tricking a native speaker into believing that you're one of them. The more generic the phrase is, the less the risk is that it clashes so much against something that it's evident that the poster doesn't know or care what's actually being discussed in the thread.
The commercial link is quite a giveaway though. If it wasn't for that I would've chalked it up to yet another random internet dweller who isn't too keen on typing long and specific messages such as this one.
Just because someone/something types "could someone explain this bit to me" doesn't necessarily mean that they really want an explanation. It could be a phrase that just looks valid while it's actually just a big fat bluff. Like saying a phrase in a foreign language in the hopes of tricking a native speaker into believing that you're one of them. The more generic the phrase is, the less the risk is that it clashes so much against something that it's evident that the poster doesn't know or care what's actually being discussed in the thread.
The commercial link is quite a giveaway though. If it wasn't for that I would've chalked it up to yet another random internet dweller who isn't too keen on typing long and specific messages such as this one.
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Odd....I'm obsessive about the first movie (as many of you know if you remember me) and I've never heard of a 77, nor a 100+ minute version of the film. Only the 83 minute one. As for the dub where motoko yells at the pilot to 'Shoot the window! NOW!' in a very loud voice and the puppeteer's voice is female, where can I find that version?
m.m.
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I wish they had a name given for the song used in that trailer. I found it to be very good, and even after hours of searching, have found nothing. But indeed, sad that there isn't any version with a female puppetmaster voice. It sounded very pretty.
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I never heard of Ghost in the Shell Final Version, H-street can u remember what parts were redone in that version.
I am hoping that if they release another version of the Ghost in the Shell film that it will include any scenes with dialogue that was original before they decided to change the dialogue, like the Puppetmaster having a female voice instead of a male voice.
H-street, the only other version that I have seen is called Ghost in the Shell Special Edition, that is a re-mastered version in visuals and audio and it comes in a two disc set.
I am hoping that if they release another version of the Ghost in the Shell film that it will include any scenes with dialogue that was original before they decided to change the dialogue, like the Puppetmaster having a female voice instead of a male voice.
H-street, the only other version that I have seen is called Ghost in the Shell Special Edition, that is a re-mastered version in visuals and audio and it comes in a two disc set.