He doesn't need a stand, he could rip Star Platinum in two with his bare hands.

@@flopper748 he IS the stand

@@flopper748 Only stand user can see the other But I think, he just need like the ability of his stand like "I don't the stand, I need the ability"

Hamon Master:Young Josefu Joestar Hamon:Overdrive Beat/Clackle Volley

Nah bro, he got Armament Haki

They do have the same VA I mean.

This is due to the fact that they are literally voiced by the same guy.

Now that adds to the joke. 15/10 lmao

He is the va

Also this senator throw and big eye brow boy off a cliff

Dawg... the VA of Armstrong is literally Joseph Joestar lmao

I giorno Giovanna have a dream

It aged REALLY well LOL

[It has to be this way]

HERMIT PURPLE!

[Rage Against The Machine]

He clearly uses Hamon.

[America the Beautiful]

In a world where he didn’t fake it…

He was also Professor Oak, and Mr Satan!

What was surprising, is that whenever I see all those characters at different times, I could always figure out that who was on the recording room. All of them were impressive works of him, and I will be missing him for all times. RIP, Mr. Unsho Ishizuka.

I thought I recognised him from somewhere... If only Armstrong screamed holy shit

He is also voice Beatstar and Great Emperor Lah Deus.

I thought his voice sounded familiar

I interpreted it as "how can you hurt me when you don't even have a weapon?"

I think Raiden is just confused on how Armstrong is gonna fight a cyborg ninja that drinks spines to heal while unarmed.

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the jp dialog is really different and toned down because the cinematography of the scenes are made for the english dialog theres no mention of armstrong playing college ball in university of texas instead he just mentions he's a really good athelete unlike the other politicians kinda sad really, because mentioning he was a former american football player even on the japanese dialog would really make him an extra entertaining character and even add more to the absurdity of everything

@@TheGraveyarder I can understand why it wasn't included in the japanese version, because they wouldn't have understood the following mentions of University of Texas and Ivy League

Armstrong isn't an anarchist in English, he's just lying to manipulate Raiden. Also killing all the poors so the "strongest" (richest) can change the laws to suit them is the opposite of anarchist.

What I got from this is the japanese VA's convey the japanese author's idea better but the english VA's suit the models and setting best. All solid performances!

Armstrong never spoke of anarchy, people who understand it that way. He even says in his speech who would be war, that is, it's not for everyone and he's already taken civilians out of the equation, if people didn't learn to interpret in school, it's understandable that they and others get it wrong, but it's also not enough to be a master of grammar, they have to know the whole story, because what Armstrong proposes is a solution to a problem that was left at the end of MGS4. The history of MG has as the profession of soldiers, pmcs and etc a way of life as if it were any other, it is not like in the real world. Armstrong doesn't want everyone to kill themselves, he told Sam that they would do organized violence, without causing civilian deaths, one of the reasons Sam understood what he proposes. Another thing is in relation to the screenwriter of this game, Etsu Tamari, a master, a genius, because he reflected on Raiden that people would interpret Armstrong wrong and that's what happened, the senator is so desperate with the misunderstanding that he didn't even want to fight, shown in dialogue that he asks Raiden to JUST TALK about it. Because yes, again, the weak and strong are not literal. Almost everybody gets this wrong, but it's explained in the codec, music, and dlc. Strong are people who don't settle, who fight against everything and everyone, motivated by the ideas they believe in, it can be me, you, or a person who is hungry... Strong are people that does nothing, the one who has money but tells others to do it for him, just like tycoons and people with monetary conditions who could change the world but do nothing. This is set in the DLC, when Sam thought he was one of those weak types and so, too, that he says he misunderstood him later when Armstrong gets up and insists on making him join him. Also set in Collective Consciousness. Etsu Tamari loves The Boss and that's why her and Armstrong's ideal of unifying the world are very similar. And that's probably why he's called Armstrong. Because of the Astronaut, Neil Armstrong. The Boss had her ideal of unifying the world when she went into space to test the cabin and Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. It's a poetic message from a writer in love with a character and that's why Armstrong is one of the most genius and complex characters I've ever seen, who I was delighted to study and see how wrong I was about him. And there are still stupid people who say he is a parody of Trump when the game was written years before the game's launch and at that time there was no idea that Trump would be political. This is all because people take it to an ideological side that didn't even exist when the game was created and so many misinterpret Armstrong. Raiden himself understood, and we know this from the song It Has To Be This Way, because this song is his and not Armstrong's, the lyrics of this song show what he sees in the Senator. The proof that this song is by Raiden is Murasama's mechanics, if people don't even know that, then they shouldn't even have an opinion on Metal Gear or Armstrong. To know this and much more, people have to know the details, the conversations and who wrote it, they also have to open their mind and remove any real reference, because ideological battle from the real world did not exist at the time.

@@PantherIsa Take your meds.

@@user-rb3yx1bf6g Not everyone is your mother, that need a use. I only summarized the entire franchise. 😂🤣😂

Lol

He could rip DIO in half with his bare hands now.

But isn't this game originally from Japan? Making this their original voice? Just sayin.

@@BlossomPathOnStage15 It is from Japan but as you can see, the mouth movement perfectly syncs with the english version so their original voices were in english first, just like Death Stranding.

@@rickyboiiiii isn't that what dubbing normally does? Or is that only in anime?

@@MrGamelover23 The mouth movement in the JP dub does not sync at all.

@@MrGamelover23 No, in dubs it's the opposite. The mouth flaps of the characters are animated to fit the Japanese VA, and the English actors have to articulate their words in order to fit the mouth flaps.

i'm pretty sure (I'm likely wrong, though) that the English version came first. you can hear it in some of the grunts that Raiden makes while the MG is falling, and also the lip sync.

Literally means revolution has sacrifices

@@morimemento5841 all the revolution in the history always has.

Yup!

Yep. May Unshō Ishizuka rest in peace.

Is that a mother fuckin' Jojo reference?

Yes, that's him

both young AND old joseph is here

Based Raiden

They seemed pretty matched.

“Niwa yume ga aru”

lmao

he's... around 30 at the time the game was released, in 2018 (the time the game is set) he was 35..

yep he was also bunta fujiwara's VA

Indeed. His speech was more moving and convincing...but the English version is way too iconic.

Lol

raiden is also joseph joestar (part 2)

@@jinxmybeloved6930 no its not his va is different

They Using Hamon No Beat or Hermit Purple

When did Bunta Fuijiwara become a senator?

That is the case, and it appears to be true for all or most of Kojima's games.

@@BioGenx2b That's also the case with a lot of Suda51's recent games.

@@BioGenx2b No, Kojima's games are written in Japanese, first. Kojima was famously unhappy with the localisation for MGS1.

​​@@BioGenx2bnot really kojima This is platinum, capcom ex Alot of their product was meant to be voiced by english actor, especially if the setting is set on western/america/europe more recent year (2011 ish) they start having japanese VA as extra content

raiden was casually doing a wombo combo

es basicamente lo mismo

Eso me dijo otro, se siente que los dialogos son un poco distintos pero el contexto es el mismo.

he's being sarcastic about it, mocking the sword as a "knife".

Alright might be a hot take but this is like the polite Watered-down version

@@angelochile8103 the Japanese version was the original version

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I I feel like the english voices are more iconic, but the japanese voice actors are better actors. Their emotions are more believable and sound less like someone is reading a script, in my opinion.

The fuck they are Armstrong sounds fucking horrible. Voice doesn’t match the character at all, He sounds like he’s got a severe case of the run’s.

I know this is going to sound silly but I think the English voice suits Armstrong because he's American

@@mx-extreme3905 yeah the English is more impressing

@@jedrayala6679 and despite this being let's say the original (because the game is Japanese) it makes the English dubbing have a better ambiance in the game

Yeah but jp is also good

Yes.

Heihachi Mishima got reincarnated into Senator Armstrong?!