All No Contest Language Comparison/Differences - Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- In my 2019 video dated October 20, I compare the 'No Contest' announcements in all languages for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Xander Mobus replaces Pat Cashman as the standard announcer, while the rest have remained unchanged since Brawl. Dutch and Russian are new additions to Ultimate's announcer lineup. Korean announcements, once done by Choi Han exclusively for Brawl, are now voiced by Xander Mobus starting with Smash 4.
To share my personal opinion, the Korean announcing doesn't impress me much, whereas the Dutch announcing is quite appealing. The Russian announcing doesn't particularly interest me, though the announcer has done commendable work. The French announcer's voice strikes me as the most charming. Both German and Dutch have a humorous tone. The Italian announcer seems somewhat lackluster, and the Spanish announcer doesn't resonate well with me. The Russian announcer has a timbre similar to Xander Mobus but with a mature quality, and he does an excellent job. Among all the international announcers in Smash Bros. Ultimate, Jean Louis Faure stands out as my favorite, aside from Xander Mobus.
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Dutch version of No Contest in Brawl, if there was a Dutch announcer, would be "MATCH NULL!"
KONVATE SHUSHPENDIDO!!
Combate Suspendido!(Com-buh-tay Sas-pen-dee-doh) is the Spanish version of No Contest! Like the original, Korean, and French versions of Smash Bros. since Brawl, Their version remains the same. Italian and German versions of No Contest got the changes since those languages are exclusive to Europe.
@@GardevoirBoy Escuchame una cosa pibe. Si escribí mal COMBATE SUSPENDIDO es por algo. Así que no me vengás a dar clases de mi lengua materna. Entendido? Bien
btw, I'd love you to submit all the characters said in spanish (specially Joker)
@@GardevoirBoy A parte me estaba burlando del español de Carlos Lobo, no de la palabra en sí
@@MicaelHD I tried, but it was crappy. I'd rather do it in French or Dutch.
No Contest!
No Contest!
Бой отменён!
Combate suspendido!
Incontro annullato!
Speil abgebrochen!
Gevecht gestaakt!
Partie annulée!
I'm game 🕹😎