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The Japanese dub of Ben 10: Omniverse (ベン10：オムニバース) offers a unique perspective on the series, featuring a high-profile voice cast and cultural adaptations that resonate with anime fans. Core Voice Cast
Anime Influence: While not an anime itself, Omniverse had a significant creative connection to Japan. Episode writer and director Kenji Ono is a Japanese artist who contributed to the series.
In the Japanese version, Ben Tennyson is voiced by Soichiro Hoshi, a veteran voice actor known for his roles in iconic series like Gundam SEED and Higurashi.
A green light enveloped him, but instead of the sleek, raptor-like form of XLR8, a heavy, mechanical transformation took place. Ben had intended for something fast, but the Omnitrix core had been twisted by the strange magnetic fields of the region.
Ben's stomach growled louder than the Omnitrix. "I thought you'd never ask."
[1]. It has also been available through various streaming services in Japan, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and U-NEXT
Naming and Themes: The series premiered on Cartoon Network Japan in May 2013, adapting Western concepts into Japanese linguistic structures that often make the alien names sound more like "super moves" from a Sentai or Henshin series. 4. Legacy and the Global Hero
What Makes the Japanese Dub Special?
The Japanese dub of Ben 10: Omniverse (ベン10：オムニバース) offers a unique perspective on the series, featuring a high-profile voice cast and cultural adaptations that resonate with anime fans. Core Voice Cast
Anime Influence: While not an anime itself, Omniverse had a significant creative connection to Japan. Episode writer and director Kenji Ono is a Japanese artist who contributed to the series.
In the Japanese version, Ben Tennyson is voiced by Soichiro Hoshi, a veteran voice actor known for his roles in iconic series like Gundam SEED and Higurashi.
A green light enveloped him, but instead of the sleek, raptor-like form of XLR8, a heavy, mechanical transformation took place. Ben had intended for something fast, but the Omnitrix core had been twisted by the strange magnetic fields of the region.
Ben's stomach growled louder than the Omnitrix. "I thought you'd never ask."
[1]. It has also been available through various streaming services in Japan, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and U-NEXT
Naming and Themes: The series premiered on Cartoon Network Japan in May 2013, adapting Western concepts into Japanese linguistic structures that often make the alien names sound more like "super moves" from a Sentai or Henshin series. 4. Legacy and the Global Hero
What Makes the Japanese Dub Special?