Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

The Japanese introduction for Capcom's Power Stone anime is very different from the western version

SuperSisi's profile picture

SuperSisi

61,292 subscribers

45,737 views • 6 months ago •via X (Twitter)

GamingArts
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Capcom’s Power Stone Anime was released in 1999 by ADV films and ran for 26 episodes Here is the full introduction for the show
0:58

Capcom’s Power Stone Anime was released in 1999 by ADV films and ran for 26 episodes Here is the full introduction for the show

SuperSisi

79,568 views • 6 months ago

The Power Stone Anime was released in 1999 by ADV films. It ran for 26 episodes in total. Here is the full introduction for the show:
0:58

The Power Stone Anime was released in 1999 by ADV films. It ran for 26 episodes in total. Here is the full introduction for the show:

SuperSisi

59,523 views • 3 months ago

Here are both the USA followed by the Japanese introduction for the 90s show Samurai Pizza Cats (Kyattō Ninden Teyandē) Which one did it better?
2:57

Here are both the USA followed by the Japanese introduction for the 90s show Samurai Pizza Cats (Kyattō Ninden Teyandē) Which one did it better?

SuperSisi

26,683 views • 3 months ago

🐾 A comparison of Varka's Japanese and English voices from the end of Episode 6.0. It feels very different depending on the voice acting. Which version do you prefer? I'm all for the Japanese voice acting ☺️
0:20

🐾 A comparison of Varka's Japanese and English voices from the end of Episode 6.0. It feels very different depending on the voice acting. Which version do you prefer? I'm all for the Japanese voice acting ☺️

daily varka ૮⸝⸝o̴̶̷᷄ ·̭ o̴̶̷̥᷅⸝⸝ა 🐾

16,596 views • 10 months ago

The Japanese only anime Mutant Turtles: Superman Legend was a two-part OVA released in 1996 It used the same voice actors as the Japanese dub of the TV show
1:24

The Japanese only anime Mutant Turtles: Superman Legend was a two-part OVA released in 1996 It used the same voice actors as the Japanese dub of the TV show

SuperSisi

20,791 views • 2 months ago

The USA version of Turtles Tournament fighters was heavily censored compared to the Japanese release
0:26

The USA version of Turtles Tournament fighters was heavily censored compared to the Japanese release

SuperSisi

107,845 views • 5 months ago

The Japanese version hits different when everyone sings together 🫶🏻 This song is for you ✨ #LYKNDuskAndDawnxTokyo #LYKNDuskAndDawnWorldTour2026 #LYKN
0:27

The Japanese version hits different when everyone sings together 🫶🏻 This song is for you ✨ #LYKNDuskAndDawnxTokyo #LYKNDuskAndDawnWorldTour2026 #LYKN

LYKN

40,605 views • 2 months ago

It is too bad that the Western version is completely changed and is nothing like the original, correct, superior Japanese release🤦‍♂️
1:10

It is too bad that the Western version is completely changed and is nothing like the original, correct, superior Japanese release🤦‍♂️

SephirothSword57

17,546 views • 1 year ago

From time to time, the English Dub of the Pokémon Anime series would borrow some songs used in the original Japanese version. For example, in Episode 25 of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the anime version of Sandgem Town was used briefly in the English Dub.
1:05

From time to time, the English Dub of the Pokémon Anime series would borrow some songs used in the original Japanese version. For example, in Episode 25 of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the anime version of Sandgem Town was used briefly in the English Dub.

Out of Context Pokémon

139,702 views • 11 months ago

2009’s Muramasa: The Demon Blade draws from kabuki theater, Japanese folklore, and Buddhist theology. Its 108 Demon Blades reference Buddhist cosmology. Originally released for Wii, the 2013 PS Vita port is an enhanced version with retranslated script and four self-contained DLC stories inspired by folklore. Each features a new playable character.
0:38

2009’s Muramasa: The Demon Blade draws from kabuki theater, Japanese folklore, and Buddhist theology. Its 108 Demon Blades reference Buddhist cosmology. Originally released for Wii, the 2013 PS Vita port is an enhanced version with retranslated script and four self-contained DLC stories inspired by folklore. Each features a new playable character.

SuperSisi

11,687 views • 1 month ago

I made my thread on Goten meeting Goku for the first time into a video. A good amount of people don't realize that the anime is very different than the manga. In this video, I discuss why the manga's version is better.
10:52

I made my thread on Goten meeting Goku for the first time into a video. A good amount of people don't realize that the anime is very different than the manga. In this video, I discuss why the manga's version is better.

Tiffany

24,704 views • 1 year ago

Will anime ever have this much style again? Cowboy Bebop - Introduction Sunrise (2001)
1:24

Will anime ever have this much style again? Cowboy Bebop - Introduction Sunrise (2001)

SuperSisi

51,768 views • 6 months ago

Steven Stone is the coolest trainer from the #Pokemon anime, & also the most handsome! #anipoke
0:50

Steven Stone is the coolest trainer from the #Pokemon anime, & also the most handsome! #anipoke

⚡ElectriK⚡

66,115 views • 7 months ago

Power Stone 2 Arcade/Dreamcast Capcom (2000)
0:51

Power Stone 2 Arcade/Dreamcast Capcom (2000)

SuperSisi

77,955 views • 8 months ago

why is this different from the studio version
2:18

why is this different from the studio version

iris

59,391 views • 2 days ago

This version of Rehab (different from the released version) is amazing File:
3:09

This version of Rehab (different from the released version) is amazing File:

extri0

42,051 views • 1 year ago

The Samsung Gam*Boy was a licensed South Korean version of Sega's Sega Master System, created as a result of import bans on Japanese products. Released in April 1989 it sold over 720,000 units This is its unlicensed version of Sonic the Hedghog using Mario as the main character
0:31

The Samsung Gam*Boy was a licensed South Korean version of Sega's Sega Master System, created as a result of import bans on Japanese products. Released in April 1989 it sold over 720,000 units This is its unlicensed version of Sonic the Hedghog using Mario as the main character

SuperSisi

46,062 views • 6 months ago

British Hills, Japan. Built to honor Anglo-Saxon culture and educate Japanese people. Very different from what is happening now in the UK....
0:29

British Hills, Japan. Built to honor Anglo-Saxon culture and educate Japanese people. Very different from what is happening now in the UK....

Asian Dawn

27,117 views • 1 year ago

The Japanese TV ad for Rocket Knight Adventures had full animated boss battles from the game together with live action water and backgrounds It’s incredible!!
0:28

The Japanese TV ad for Rocket Knight Adventures had full animated boss battles from the game together with live action water and backgrounds It’s incredible!!

SuperSisi

92,232 views • 9 months ago