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rewatching Mononoke in English right now. The voice acting is, fine to say the least. Idk if he did this in the sub version, but kusu’s eng voice actor does this thing where he randomly pauses in between his sentences, and it sounds kinda awkward honestly. And I noticed his voice is a little higher in tge anime than in the movie too..
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so anyway when someone kisses the medicine seller on a day off that lipstick stains their lips and tastes faintly of blueberries hope this helps
OK now that I barked because colors mean much to me: find it interesting that looking at the list of traditional colors of Japan the closest shade to this lipstick seems to be the color benimidori, or "stained red" (source: me, color-picking). Didn't care to know that? Now you do
Just as trivia there was a division developed when it came to colors (mainly referring to clothing): permissible colors and forbidden colors (reserved for imperial officials etc)
Needless to say purples were generally reserved for nobility, but "commoners" in time would bend the rules via accessories
The medicine seller's other self wears at least four colors close to ones on the forbidden colors list (ochre, rich gardenia, sumac, sappanwood, deep scarlet). As they would, I mean no aesthetic mortal laws can cramp this style
