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    SatAM in french !

    Postby Adamis on July 17th, 2009, 10:21 am

    Someone uploaded three episodes in french on youtube ! "Cauchemar Sonic" (Sonic's Nightmare), "Sonic et les parchemins secrets" (Sonic & the secrets scrolls) and "Bang Sonic" (Sonic Boom).

    http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=lag ... onic+sally

    Now THIS is how I knew Sat...hum, "Sonic le Hérisson" when I was young :P

    Bunnie was called Marylin, Swatbots were called "Cerbères" (in reference of Cerberus maybe), Snively was "Lafouine", Antoine Depardieu was called "Antoine de la Renardière", Power Rings were "Survolt'anneau", Bunnie's "Sugah-hog" is "Chourisson"...

    And if you want, an episode of AoStH: "Capitaine Rescousse" (Captain Rescue): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_KIpVgD ... re=channel
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Velvet D'Coolette on July 17th, 2009, 11:11 am

    Well, there's a new idea for what Antoine's real surname could be!
    "All the world will be your enemy, prince with a thousand enemies,
    And whenever they catch you they will kill you.
    But first they must catch you. Listener. Digger. Runner.
    Prince with a swift warn.
    Be cunning, full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed."

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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby D3vinSawhog on July 18th, 2009, 4:52 pm

    hehehe... It's kinda weird seeing Antoine speaking REAL french, not the phony American 'interpretation'
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Adamis on July 18th, 2009, 5:54 pm

    Yes :P

    So he doesn't make mistakes obviously. Instead, he speaks like a noble person.
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Elisto Dragonwings on July 21st, 2009, 7:43 pm

    I've never understood why Bunnie had a different name in the French dub. Does anyone know if it's different in other dubs too?
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Neon Black on July 21st, 2009, 7:57 pm

    It's interesting that the French title is "The Adventures Of Sonic & Sally."

    I had no idea that this show was even dubbed in any other languages. :/
    Si unde vara cade într-o joi
    Acolo eu o sã mor
    Ori buni, ori rãi, tot un mormînt!
    În vînt…


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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Elisto Dragonwings on July 21st, 2009, 8:07 pm

    Yeah, it was dubbed in French, Spanish, Arabic, German?, and... Italian? There may have been more too.
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Adamis on July 22nd, 2009, 9:46 am

    Bunnie may have been renamed Marylin because she was the pretty girl of the cast, with a charming way to talk ('mon chou", "chourisson"...) and it may have been a way to emphasize her cuteness.

    Oh here's the french opening, using the same song we had for AoStH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCz_fQwS ... annel_page
    Quite different :P

    Neon Black: the show was referenced both as "Sonic le hérisson" and "Sonic & Sally" ;)
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby SpeedingHedgehog on July 25th, 2009, 10:10 am

    Ummm... that was not the AOSTH song. The AOSTH theme was a combo of "all hail the mountin king" "The flight of the bumblebee" and the Sonic the Hedgehog theme.
    Anyways, I like our theme better. It sounds more epic in combination with the video.

    EDIT: Now I see what you mean. AOSTH and SATAM have the same theme in the french dub. That's weierd. And some people have trouble telling the two american shows apart! :lol:
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Adamis on July 25th, 2009, 3:51 pm

    That's why I said "song we had" ;)

    I don't really know why they used the same song for both shows. Maybe for the kids?...
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Cyan on August 5th, 2009, 1:20 am

    Nice find, Adamis! Not knowing a word of French myself, I found watching these eps an interesting experience -- it draws much more attention to the animation and tone of voice, once the distraction of language parsing is removed.

    What a strange choice of voice actor for Sonic though! Nowhere near as "hedge-like" as any of his English voices. But somehow, I can almost see it growing on me...

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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby D3vinSawhog on August 20th, 2009, 2:28 am

    I also like how Robotnik has a 'robotic' effect added to his voice, it makes him sound more artificial and sinister... I wonder what the Original voice actor would sound like with that effect.
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Adamis on April 20th, 2010, 6:29 pm

    In France, there was a channel named "La Cinquième" that had various cartoons and animes. The channel stopped a few years a go but someone made a video with some parts of those different cartoons the channel aired...

    Look at 9:46 ^^



    It reminds me that the first episode of SatAM aired on September 25th, 1995 in France.
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Gojira007 on April 20th, 2010, 9:15 pm

    Huh. I kinna like the French theme song. It has a nice, dreamy sort of feel to it.
    "These hands of ours are BURNING RED! Their loud cry tells us-"
    "To grasp happiness!"
    "ERUPTING GOD FINGER!!! SEKI-"
    "HA!"
    "LOVE LOVE TENKYOKEN!"
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    Re: SatAM in french !

    Postby Basoplan on April 21st, 2010, 1:45 am

    Great find! I couldn't understand 98% of what the characters were saying, but the episodes were still enjoyable to watch. The voice actors were well chosen as well IMO.

    The theme song threw me for a curve, because I'm so used to the "dark theme". However, it did grow on me quite quickly! I also agree that it's odd seeing Antoine speak proper french...just like everyone else, hehe.

    Was SatAM and AoSTH as popular in France as they are here?
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