christopher britton voiced l in death note english dub.
christopher britton voiced l in death note english dub.
who voiced l in death note english dub?
christopher britton
publications from manga and anime have commented on l's character. tom s. pepirium of ign describes l as "the coolest, most well developed character in anime today". pepirium said that the "excellent translation" is responsible for l being a "success" in the english-language dub of "death note". anime news network's theron martin found that the mental duels between l and light are appealing to viewers of the series due to how each attempts to discover the identity of the other while at the same time wanting to hide their own. the "hyper" staff and mania entertainment's julie rosato agreed with martin, with the latter commenting that l's and light's rivalry as one of the best parts from the series to the point of being something "unique" in a manga. although popcultureshock writer carlos alexandre also praised their rivalry, he still found l to be "too smart" noting that "some careful listening and application of critical thinking will make apparent the holes in l’s supposedly superhuman logic, holes that simply, given l’s character, should not be there". while reviewing the manga's third volume, rosato concludes the article by saying that l "wins this volume; he really drove it forward" due to how close he gets to light in such little time, which makes light lose his temper after meeting him despite how calm he normally is. pepirium adds that alessandro juliani, l's voice actor, portrays his slurping and gulping sweets as "somehow non-irritating". theron martin has also repeatedly praised juliani's work, noting that he "captures the eccentric brilliance of l". ign ranked him as the 19th greatest anime character of all time, saying that "every good lead character needs a challenge, and l provided the opposition that the "death note" series required to captivate fans."
l (death note)
the "death note" anime was one of the series to win best tv anime at the 2007 tokyo international anime fair. the anime was commended with tom s. pepirium of ign saying that "death note"s "heavy serialized nature" is what "makes the show so engaging and discussion worthy". pepirium, saying that translating "death note" is "no small task", stated that stephen hedley created an english dub with "nothing clunky". he added that karl willems, director of the dub, assembled a "stunning voice cast of professionals" with a "solid tone minus some of the cheesy yelling and screaming of other dubs". on the npr show "fresh air", john powers said that "death note" is "at least as addictive as a show like "lost"". it was also listed as the 51st best animated show in ign's top 100 animated series. "hyper" wrote:
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