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The trio starts off by playing a game of shiritori. Nyasu keeps losing:
Musashi: Fushigidane (フシギダネ)
Kojirou: Natio (ネイティオ)
Nyasu: Octan (オクタン)
Musashi: Itomaru (イトマル)
Kojirou: Lugia (ルギア)
Nyasu: Unown (アンノーン)
Musashi: Usokki
Kojirou: Kimawari
N: Lizardon
(and so on, and so on...)
The trio then launches into their Advanced Generation version of the motto, randomly.
Today's special guest is...Kobayashi Sachiko! Musashi - who's doing the interview solo - tells us that she started working for the franchise with Fantasy in My Pocket. Ms. Kobayashi said that when she first took on the job, she had no idea what this "Pocke mon" thing was.
Next, they talk about Let's Trade Please, the song she did with Imakuni?
The two talk about Together with the Wind, the ending theme to the first movie, next. Ms. Kobayashi talks about how she does enka and how singing for a song like this was very different from what she's used to doing. She says that your throat muscles are used differently between the two styles of singing and that doing this song was a real learning experience for her. She tells Musashi that she wants to continue to learn and push herself like that until the day she dies.
The next topic is Pokemon Ondo, in which Kobayashi Sachiko was credited as Garura (Kangaskhan) Sachiko. She also played Garura in Episode 034 of the original series. Accordingly, she brings a Garura into the studio and talks about raising one of them.
The first segment ends with Ms. Kobayashi promoting "Pikachu The Live" taking place on August 16th. She lists some of the artists who will be there (Shokotan, Hayashi Asuka, Momoiro Clover) and talks about some of the other events that will be going on that day.
The next segment is a Sound Change Quiz. Nyasu said that they heard people say that the previous song intro quiz was too easy, so they've decided to make it more challenging this time. First, he plays the normal, unaltered version of Polka O Dolka. Next, he plays three songs that have had their audio altered using a device received from Double-Q. The goal of the game is to guess which song is Polka O Dolka. The whole segment is hard to describe in text form, and I doubt the segment will be available in the podcast version that goes up tomorrow, but here goes anyway:
The answer to the first portion, in which all three songs had their audio distorted, was A.
The answer to the second portion, in which all three songs were sped up, was C.
The answer to the third portion, in which all three songs were slowed way down, was...B, maybe? I didn't really catch it ^^;;
Nyasu reveals the other two songs; one is a non-Pokemon song sung by Hayashibara Megumi, and the other was Pokettaari Monsutaari.
Interestingly, the Rocket trio refers to the original series as mujirushi (無印), which may be the the first time I've seen that word used to describe the original series on something other than a Japanese fansite.
Nyasu plays one more song and tells us that our homework is to figure out what song he's playing.
Nyasu also invites us to go to Twitter if we have any ideas for a new segment for the show.
The Rocket trio ends the show by reminding everyone that Kyurem vs. The Sacred Swordsman Keldeo is still out in theaters and that the three of them are hidden somewhere in the film. Until next time...VICTORY!!
Musashi: Fushigidane (フシギダネ)
Kojirou: Natio (ネイティオ)
Nyasu: Octan (オクタン)
Musashi: Itomaru (イトマル)
Kojirou: Lugia (ルギア)
Nyasu: Unown (アンノーン)
Musashi: Usokki
Kojirou: Kimawari
N: Lizardon
(and so on, and so on...)
The trio then launches into their Advanced Generation version of the motto, randomly.
Today's special guest is...Kobayashi Sachiko! Musashi - who's doing the interview solo - tells us that she started working for the franchise with Fantasy in My Pocket. Ms. Kobayashi said that when she first took on the job, she had no idea what this "Pocke mon" thing was.
Next, they talk about Let's Trade Please, the song she did with Imakuni?
The two talk about Together with the Wind, the ending theme to the first movie, next. Ms. Kobayashi talks about how she does enka and how singing for a song like this was very different from what she's used to doing. She says that your throat muscles are used differently between the two styles of singing and that doing this song was a real learning experience for her. She tells Musashi that she wants to continue to learn and push herself like that until the day she dies.
The next topic is Pokemon Ondo, in which Kobayashi Sachiko was credited as Garura (Kangaskhan) Sachiko. She also played Garura in Episode 034 of the original series. Accordingly, she brings a Garura into the studio and talks about raising one of them.
The first segment ends with Ms. Kobayashi promoting "Pikachu The Live" taking place on August 16th. She lists some of the artists who will be there (Shokotan, Hayashi Asuka, Momoiro Clover) and talks about some of the other events that will be going on that day.
The next segment is a Sound Change Quiz. Nyasu said that they heard people say that the previous song intro quiz was too easy, so they've decided to make it more challenging this time. First, he plays the normal, unaltered version of Polka O Dolka. Next, he plays three songs that have had their audio altered using a device received from Double-Q. The goal of the game is to guess which song is Polka O Dolka. The whole segment is hard to describe in text form, and I doubt the segment will be available in the podcast version that goes up tomorrow, but here goes anyway:
The answer to the first portion, in which all three songs had their audio distorted, was A.
The answer to the second portion, in which all three songs were sped up, was C.
The answer to the third portion, in which all three songs were slowed way down, was...B, maybe? I didn't really catch it ^^;;
Nyasu reveals the other two songs; one is a non-Pokemon song sung by Hayashibara Megumi, and the other was Pokettaari Monsutaari.
Interestingly, the Rocket trio refers to the original series as mujirushi (無印), which may be the the first time I've seen that word used to describe the original series on something other than a Japanese fansite.
Nyasu plays one more song and tells us that our homework is to figure out what song he's playing.
Nyasu also invites us to go to Twitter if we have any ideas for a new segment for the show.
The Rocket trio ends the show by reminding everyone that Kyurem vs. The Sacred Swordsman Keldeo is still out in theaters and that the three of them are hidden somewhere in the film. Until next time...VICTORY!!
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