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+ | All of the voices and characters were "Americanized". Meaning most, if not all, Japanese names were changed. Examples include Shinichi being renamed Jimmy, Ran being Renamed Rachel and Kogoro being renamed Richard. | ||
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| [[Jakie Cabe]] || [[Zachary Hara]] || NA || [[Episode 7|John Woodman]], [[Episode 44|Kevin Hotta]], [[Episode 54|Charles Shore]],<br>[[Episode 79|Barton Spacklecrisp]], [[Episode 92|Garrett Burke]] and [[Episode 112|Nolan Owens]] | | [[Jakie Cabe]] || [[Zachary Hara]] || NA || [[Episode 7|John Woodman]], [[Episode 44|Kevin Hotta]], [[Episode 54|Charles Shore]],<br>[[Episode 79|Barton Spacklecrisp]], [[Episode 92|Garrett Burke]] and [[Episode 112|Nolan Owens]] | ||
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+ | | [[Bob Carter]] || [[Kristopher McLaughlin]] || [[Isaac Hannigan]] || [[Episode 61|Rex Lager]], [[Episode 72|Roderick Appenheimer]] and [[Episode 88|Stefan Van Croven]] | ||
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+ | | [[Chris Cason]] || [[Detective Chiba]] || NA || [[Episode 47|Keith Norse]], [[Episode 52|Shunen]], [[Episode 74|Irby Korbson]],<br>[[Episode 100|Mark]], [[Movie 6|Akira Emori]] and [[Detective Conan: The Mirage of Remembrance|Al Watson]] | ||
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+ | | [[Andrew T. Chandler]] || [[Tequila]] and [[Martin Hartwell]] || NA || [[Episode 34|Randall]], [[Episode 42|Georgie]], [[Episode 66|Ned Armstrong]] and [[Episode 92|Jericho]] | ||
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+ | | [[Dameon Clarke]] || 1st voice of [[George Kaminski]] and [[Inspector Worthington]] || NA || [[Episode 30|Samuel Taylor]] and [[Episode 86|James]] | ||
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+ | | [[Colleen Clinkenbeard]] || [[Rachel Moore]] || NA || NA | ||
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+ | | [[Kevin M. Connolly]] || [[Harley Hartwell]] || NA || [[Episode 30|Steve Jacobus]] | ||
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+ | | [[Amber Cotton]] || [[Katrina Tolliver]] || NA || [[Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case|Michelle Tanner]], [[Valentine Murder Case|Katie Watson]], [[The Ojamanbou Murder Case|Catherine Madison]], [[Stage Actress Murder Case|Evlin Nesson]],<br>[[Snow Woman's Legend Murder Case|Yvette Ainsworth]], [[The Cornered Famous Detective! Two Big Murder Cases|Anya Tathers]], [[The Memories of First Love Case|Cherie]] and [[The Locked Bathroom Murder Case|Mindy Garrett]] | ||
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* [[Cynthia Cranz]] - [[Mitch Tennison]], [[Angie Sebastian]], [[Jasmine Kassleshultz]], [[Katie Nantz]], [[Episode 16|Kimmie]] and [[Episode 68|Audra Kelly]] | * [[Cynthia Cranz]] - [[Mitch Tennison]], [[Angie Sebastian]], [[Jasmine Kassleshultz]], [[Katie Nantz]], [[Episode 16|Kimmie]] and [[Episode 68|Audra Kelly]] | ||
* [[R. Bruce Elliott]] - [[Richard Moore]] | * [[R. Bruce Elliott]] - [[Richard Moore]] |
Revision as of 23:58, 13 September 2016
Funimation Entertainment (previously known as Funimation Productions, and usually stylized as FUNimation) is an American entertainment company. Originally founded in 1994 by Gen Fukunaga, the company became a subsidiary of Navarre Corporation on May 11, 2005. Funimation produces, markets, and distributes anime and other entertainment properties in the United States and international markets. The company is headquartered in Flower Mound, Texas.
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Case Closed
Funimation was licensed to the rights to produce an English Adaption to Detective Conan. They obtained the rights and in 2004 started dubbing. As said below, Bruce Elliot told fans that Funimation was licensed rights to the First 5 seasons and Six Movies. Only 4 full seasons were dubbed, and half of Season 5, and six movies. On Feb 28th 2013 it was announced that Funimation will start airing English subbed episodes of Detective Conan on the website Starting with Seasons 1-2 . Source
Dubbing
According to R. Bruce Elliott, the english voice of Richard Moore, the cast dubbed the first 4 seasons and half of the 5th season, which totaled to 130 episodes (123 if you go by the Japanese way,) and the first six movies. However, all of this was done in 2004. The cast also dubbed the video game, Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation.
All of the voices and characters were "Americanized". Meaning most, if not all, Japanese names were changed. Examples include Shinichi being renamed Jimmy, Ran being Renamed Rachel and Kogoro being renamed Richard.
Current status of the dub
Funimation's convertion of the principal characters' names into Anglicized forms was heavily criticized by various parties. It is currently unknown if Funimation will continue dubbing the show, due to low sales of the DVD's, as well as low ratings when the show aired on Adult Swim. However, season five of the show is currently a big seller at many retail outlets, even making the top ten list of most sold Funimation DVD's at Amazon.com. Although they dubbed Season 5, 11 Episodes were left out of Season 5`s DVD and were never dubbed, which included the important debut of Ai Haibara. Oddly, the movies Funimation would later dub included Ai, who was renamed Vi. This caused a plothole in the English Version of the series. A loyal fanbase is around to dub and sub episodes, and to convince Funimation to pick up the license for a Part 2 season 5, and possibly more seasons. They are Detective Conan Translation Project, Save Case Closed, and Detective Conan In the US Petition.
Funimation voice actors/actresses
- Cynthia Cranz - Mitch Tennison, Angie Sebastian, Jasmine Kassleshultz, Katie Nantz, Kimmie and Audra Kelly
- R. Bruce Elliott - Richard Moore
- Bill Flynn - Hershel Agasa and Shane Mathison
- Jim Foronda - Tate Evans, Shannon Hannigan and Thomas Tarrington
- Andrew Haskett - Principal Yin and Tom Mathison
- Clarine Harp - Michelle Hamlin/Kendra, Famke Hotta, Nancy Schmit, Hiedi Xanderbilt and Seiran Hoshi
- Kyle Hebert - 1st voice of Vodka, Jim Fleming, Claude Osgood, Michael, Dr. Josh Sadler, Jeremy Trovalone, Gerard Dufour, Bruno Ushton, Yorkham Xanderbilt, Bigglesworth and Jonathan Nantz
- Jeremy Inman - Detective Nishimura and Tonnen
- Grant James - Forgemaster, Constantine Fontana, Oscar Hotta, Rudy Tarrington, Mr. Thompson, Winston Cadbury and Grayson Neighbors
- Bill Jenkins - Inspector Odin, Abraham Yancy, Harry Kanucka, Harnison Noble and Jim Oger
- Jerry Jewell - Jimmy Kudo and Phantom Thief
- Jay Jones - 1st voice of Mace Fuller
- Gwendolyn Lau - Kirsten Thomas, Yuko Ikezawa, Ari Hannigan, Alice Nagel, Marion Karmichael, Harmony Nelson, Patti Parsley and Meg Wexham
- Julie Mayfield - Eva Kaden
- Lydia Mackay - Catherine McLaughlin, Suzanna Hannigan, Shriva Ordain, Quinley Peartree, Vicki Bowen and Cherilyn Chrisabel
- Kristin McCollum - Tamera Heatherly, Kenyan's Mom, Daiselle Van Croven and Liv Collins
- Robert McCollum - Harrison Acres, Mr. Oswald, Johansen, Scott Andros, Tatum Harbowly, Dr. Delany, Hank Hamada, Jared Kelly, Olaf Xanderbilt and Tadaaki Kashimura
- Mike McFarland - 2nd voice of George Kaminski, Jeremiah, Michel, Jason Arbington, Albert Jordenly, Archie Gailand, Old Man and Dr. Charles Yanning
- Jay Moses - Quentin Mifune, Mr. O'Donnell, Shamus O'Halliwell and Stu Hogan
- Kate Oxley - Detective Saimone
- Brina Palencia - Vi Graythorn, Nurse Nolan, Tammy and Maya Garrett
- Justin Pate - Detective Simon, Lucas Hannigan, Keith Davidovich and Justin Moon
- Monica Rial - Amy Yeager, Matthias Arces, Jessica "Jessie" Star and Katie Banwell
- Amy Rosenthal - Selma Sebastian and Rita Saeki
- Christopher Sabat - 2nd voice of Vodka, Craig Newberry, Otto, Johnny Hijikata, Emilio Cantore and Utako Chase
- Greg Silva - Detective Yokoyama
- Ian Sinclair - 2nd voice of Mace Fuller
- Jeffrey Schmidt - Theodore Hannigan, Ulver Yorkshire and Dr. Marshal Kennedy
- Laurie Steele - Vivian Kudo, Nancy Andros, Jack, Moira Krupp and Henrietta
- Mark Stoddard - Joseph Meguire and Haroshio Constantine
- Sonny Strait - Eiichi Yamagishi, Tod Appenheimer, Asao, Salvador Emerson, Willard, Roger Stacks, Gary Paramount, Randy Whitman, Drake Ziegman, Slughead McGraw, Carl Tathers and Middy
- John Swasey - 2nd voice of Booker Kudo and Peter Ford
- Randy Tallman - 1st voice of Booker Kudo and Romero Rojas
- Eric Vale - Nicholas Santos, Tony Tsugi, James Soto, Koby Erwin, Ted Appenheimer and Reynold Yates
- Alison Viktorin - Conan Edogawa and Korma Delorica
- Kent Williams - Bernie Biggers, Detective Mangum, Superintendent Osterman, Thomas McMullins, Burt Barnes, Barnaby Arbington, Horace Hennegraf, Eddie Crockerly, Troy Haysum, Norman Dean, Sebastian LeClaire and Leo Joel
- Travis Willingham - Nicholas Underwood, Tommy Walker, Steven Mulhollandd, Anderson McDonald, Miguel Santos, Kelvin Tug, Male Kidnapper and Theodore Radcliff
- Barry Yandell - Cornelius Graver, O'Brien, Josh Listenburg, Dr. Bill Hindman, Ralph Kittimer and Inspector Tomlinson
- Stephanie Young - Liz Faulkner, Lindsey Mathison, Isabel Nottingham, Tamia Jinno and Utako Chase