Xiao Voice Lines Download

What do you guys dig more? I kinda prefer the english one except when it sounds angry in normal casual everyday life situations lol the japanese one is better for those but in battle I like he to call me worthless what can I say? also the fact that is the same as kirito's voice turns me off

Just a question, because it surprised me and kinda... Disgust me too. During his idle animation, Xiao can speak, and he can also growl... In Japanese, it's truly ugly, feels like the voice actor is an old man who's gonna spit an enormous... Thingy out of his throat (sorry, English is not my native language, got no idea how to say it, but hope you understand it).

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No hating the voice actress (yes, it's a woman, and she was great as Demeter in Hades), but Xiao sounds way too tryhard and rough in English. In comparison to his CN and JP voice (Yoshitsugu Matsuoka is legendary), it's a very stark difference in delivery.

The Court ordered that the United States Marshals Service ("Marshals Service") take Wang to the holding area on the twentieth floor of the Federal Building. (Ex. 201 at 777:20-21.) While the Court was in recess, however, Swenson directed the Marshals Service to bring Wang to his office. Besides Swenson and Wang, Aiu, Harris, Yuan, and Wang Qianrong were present at that meeting. Yuan spoke in a loud, angry tone of voice to Wang for about fifteen minutes; the conversation was in Shanghaiese and, hence, the Americans could not understand what Yuan was saying. Wang recalls Yuan telling him he "probably got dizzy after eating a month of bread in America," and instructing him not to ask the Court to appoint counsel on his behalf; Yuan also reminded Wang that once he returned to China, "your life is *1537 in our hands." (Tr., Apr. 22, 1993, at 1229:4-1230:7.)

The Court declines, therefore, defendants' invitation to ignore the prosecution team's actions prior to December 27, 1989. Verdugo-Urquidez does not control this case, and the Court will consider all of the prosecution team's actions in evaluating Wang's substantive due process claim.

The Court already has determined that Miller v. United States, 561 F. Supp. 1129 (E.D.Pa.1983), aff'd, 729 F.2d 1448 (3d Cir.1984) (table), sets forth the applicable standards for evaluating a claim that the government has breached its duty to protect its witnesses. (See Opinion at 14:14-23.) Miller outlines those standards as follows: 17dc91bb1f