[ SECRET POST #2722 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2722 ⌋

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Comments

[applemagpie]

I think Romi Park was a great choice for Hanji. I don't mean she shouldn't sound like a woman, but that she should sound less like a typically feminine woman. I am so terrible at getting my point across.
Because she's not a typically feminine woman in any sense, and she has always been written and drawn as somewhat of an androgynous character? Portraying her as feminine just feels so out of character to me.

[(Anonymous)]

I liked Romi Park as Hanji, too. I just think she sounded like a Granted, women often play guys in anime, but to me there was no question that Hanji was a woman. I did like the slightly rougher quality of her voice and all, but it never made me question Hanji's gender, anyway.

I think I get what you're saying, though I have no problem with the English dub. And I know you don't mean it this way, but I think it's pretty unfair to say "typically feminine" - what exactly does that entail, especially in the world of Attack on Titan? Not many of the female characters could probably be called "typically feminine", depending on how stereotypical your criteria is. Hanji though has long hair, wider eyes and a thinner build, I'm not sure where beyond that we can define feminine, especially in the context of Attack on Titan.