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For a detailed look at the physical Japanese home video releases and how they compare to international versions, check out this deep dive: Zootopia Home Video #24 - Japanese 4K UHD Zootopia Home Video YouTube• Jan 15, 2025
The post was about a possible Japanese dub link for "Zootopia", and the fans were going crazy trying to find a reliable source to stream it. I joined the conversation, and we quickly realized that the Japanese dub was indeed available online, but it was scattered across various websites and platforms.
In a surprising casting move for the sequel's Japanese dub, iconic game director Hideo Kojima was cast as the voice of the mole character, Paul Moldebrandt. 🎵 Music and Cultural Impact
Voiced by Genki Hirakata . His slow, drawn-out delivery is a massive hit with Japanese audiences. ⚠️ A Warning About Illegal Links
Unlike some generic dubs, Disney Japan invested significant star power into Zootopia .
: For factual details on the dub itself, including credits for translator Hiroko Takemoto and actors like Aya Ueto (Judy) and Toshiyuki Morikawa (Nick), the International Dubbing Wiki provides a comprehensive breakdown. Zootopia/Gallery | Twilight Sparkle's Retro Media Library
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