If you've played the "Sushi-Go-Round" mini-game in Pokemon Stadium for the N64, you've undoubtedly noticed a shouting voice that comes in periodically. It may seem random, but in this excerpt, Anne from Pikapi Podcast Explains what you should be listening for:
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Monday, March 9, 2020
Poke Press Digest Podcast: Episode 32-Pokemon Snap Music/Anime Milwaukee 2020
In the first segment (0:29-37:28), Anne from Pikapi Podcast drops in to talk about the music of Pokémon Snap for the N64. Despite being somewhat different from most other Pokémon games, we were able to make some interesting observations about its soundtrack and voice acting. As for the game itself, listen after the outro for that conversation.
Our second segment (38:46-43:03) is an interview with Erica Lindbeck from Anime Milwaukee 2020*-you might remember her from episode 7. Since then, she’s done some additional work for Pokémon, this time for the Pokémon Masters mobile game. You’ll find out about that, as well as other projects she’s been involved in.
*A press pass was provided for this event.
Links:
Pikapi Podcast
First Movie music discussion
Anime Milwaukee
Our second segment (38:46-43:03) is an interview with Erica Lindbeck from Anime Milwaukee 2020*-you might remember her from episode 7. Since then, she’s done some additional work for Pokémon, this time for the Pokémon Masters mobile game. You’ll find out about that, as well as other projects she’s been involved in.
*A press pass was provided for this event.
Links:
Pikapi Podcast
First Movie music discussion
Anime Milwaukee
Monday, March 2, 2020
Erica Lindbeck Talks About Voicing Rachel in Pokemon Masters
At last month's Anime Milwaukee 2020, I had a chance to interview voice actor Erica Lindbeck. I've talked to her before, but since then, she's done the voices of Rachel and Maylene in the 2019 mobile game Pokemon Masters. Watch and find out what voicing game character is like:
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