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The guys old :p but hey, he's got a voice for anime and he knows it since he's had the voice of roy for over 20 years, that's something to be proud of that when he dies, pretty much his character will never appear again...but than again, after Zero, I doubt you'll EVER see Roy Focker again.

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Look at who is playing Roy's voice

http://www.animenfo.com/animeseiyuu,19,xdf...miya_akira.html

He surely looks funny.

Egads!

:hide behind chair: ;)

but... wait... Isn't Roy in Macross Zero... supposed to be younger? not older?

:shrug:

on an OT note... why do they list his blood type?? just in case I want to kidnap him and steal his blood or something?? lol.. ignore me, its past my bedtime

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he's the same than 20 years ago !!!!!! amazing. He is probably the only one.

Yes, now that's I think about it, the voice is the same than in DYRL.

He was only 40 years old at that time !

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I don't know why they list his blood type but it seems that in Japan it's always (almost always?) included as a "vital statistic" for people. If they list a woman's measurements, they also have the blood type. I'll bet they do it for baseball players along with height, weight, bats and throws.

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I don't remember the exact site where I took these infos, but here they are:

The Japanese fascination with blood type is said to date back to a

1916 Japanese medical report that stated that blood type was an

influence on one's personality. It's said that the report determined

that type A blood reflected a mild-mannered, intellectual personality

while a B type was typical of an aggressive, rambunctious personality.

Perhaps not coincidentally, type A is the most common blood type among

Japanese natives. Although personality characteristics determined by

blood type has no more scientific basis than personality determined by

astrological sign, Japanese superstition does still place weight on

blood type as a signifier of character. In an effort to give anime

characters more depth of characterization, may creators will imbue

characters with not only an age, hobby, birth date, measurements,

weight, hair and eye color, but also a blood type. Blood type

compatibility even comes up occasionally in anime. Kodomo no Omocha

occasionally uses blood type to help distinguish personality, and

Gainax's Ebichu the hamster television shorts include a joke about

blood type compatibility between lovers.

According to Japanese supposition:

Type A personality is calm, studious and disciplined; outwardly

serious and hesitant to express emotion.

Type B personality is exuberant and cheerful, active and inclined

toward dabbling in many areas, although not focusing too heavily on

any single thing.

Type O personalities are peaceful and ambivalent, strong-willed, but

always willing to be flexible and friendly.

Type AB personalities are delicate and considerate to others, but

strict and serious with themselves.

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Final, thanks for the info... very interesting read :)

Now what happens if your blood type is "caffine"?? or "beer"? I stopped the blood transfusions a long time ago ;)

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