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>>38380706
>old seiyyu good
>new seiyuu bad
Yeah, I prefer Aoi
I think you're right about her having a lot of popular roles to brag about though, but I also think it's fair to brag about her awards and her roles in big hit movies too!
Nana deserves most of the success for Symphogear that's true, but not all of it, and Aoi is a big part of that franchise and does play the main character.
Reminder that Aoi should be compared to female seiyuu, not male seiyuu as there are different definitions for success and quite frankly different standards for each.
What else are you on about, other than trying to, like always, discredit Y.Aoi's entire career despite her clearly being the greatest female seiyuu that's currently working at a high level, and she hasn't even hit 30.
Go look at her filmography, at her work in video games, he dabbling in photobooks, music, and whatever ancillary bullshit comes with the seiyuu mantle, and then look at her obvious projection.
Imagine had Hayabshibara scored the role of Rei at 18 and imagine inf that role required more than monotonous lines every other episode, now imagine if she also branched out into a range of roles and enterprises, that is essentially Y.Aoi's career as it stands now.
I still have not heard one other seiyuu that comes close except for a few old ones that never made it to her level of success at her age.
Wait until she is done and then judge, until then she is the greatest female seiyuu by virtue of the fact taht she is still at it and doing it at a high level. She signed to a new agency, and she will be diversifying her resume soon.
The very fact that a few anons get so spergy about her greatness only magnifies it in my opinion.

>>38010606
everything