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NEWS: Nana Mizuki is 1st Seiyū with #1 Album in Weekly Charts




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Tenchi



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:36 pm Reply with quote
Megumi Hayashibara never reached #1 with any of her albums back in the 90's?

(Wikipedia has incomplete information on the subject of her albums.)
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Egan Loo



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:41 pm Reply with quote
Tenchi wrote:
Megumi Hayashibara never reached #1 with any of her albums back in the 90's?

(Wikipedia has incomplete information on the subject of her albums.)


Her highest album was 1996's Bertemu, but that only reached #3.
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Kougeru



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:19 pm Reply with quote
"No other seiyū has ranked that high since Oricon began posting its charts in January of 1968. "

Shouldn't that be "No other seiyu has ranked that high on the albums chart since Oricon began posting it's charts in January of 1968"

because wasn't there a Fiction Junction Yuuka song from Gundam Seed that hit number 1 on singles? Basically, more specific.
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Egan Loo



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:25 pm Reply with quote
Kougeru wrote:
"No other seiyū has ranked that high since Oricon began posting its charts in January of 1968. "

Shouldn't that be "No other seiyu has ranked that high on the albums chart since Oricon began posting it's charts in January of 1968"

because wasn't there a Fiction Junction Yuuka song from Gundam Seed that hit number 1 on singles? Basically, more specific.


FictionJunction Yuuka's "Honō no Tobira" was #1 on the daily single chart, but only #5 on the weekly single chart.
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Megiddo



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 10:11 pm Reply with quote
Amazing that just 8 years ago the role I first knew her voice from was just saying Aria in a really slow and soft way over and over in Sister Princess.

"Shinai" was great, and I'm sure that album has to be quality stuff to place #1.
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zanarkand princess



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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 10:31 pm Reply with quote
Well Nana Mizuki is a genuinely good singer and the album is good too so she deserves it.
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Saga_Darklight



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PostPosted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:16 am Reply with quote
I'm with you guys, her vocie is sublime... on of the few seryuu with a gorgorious voice.

Congrats Nana-san
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Spotlesseden



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PostPosted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 2:48 pm Reply with quote
i remember countdown TV ranked(or voted by fans) her Nanoha A' op as the #1 Anime song.
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baisengan



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PostPosted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:15 pm Reply with quote
Egan Loo wrote:
Kougeru wrote:
"No other seiyū has ranked that high since Oricon began posting its charts in January of 1968. "

Shouldn't that be "No other seiyu has ranked that high on the albums chart since Oricon began posting it's charts in January of 1968"

because wasn't there a Fiction Junction Yuuka song from Gundam Seed that hit number 1 on singles? Basically, more specific.


FictionJunction Yuuka's "Honō no Tobira" was #1 on the daily single chart, but only #5 on the weekly single chart.


...and they're not seiyuu. ^^
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eternalblaze



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PostPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 12:49 pm Reply with quote
Spotlesseden wrote:
i remember countdown TV ranked(or voted by fans) her Nanoha A' op as the #1 Anime song.

yea~ Very Happy eternal blaze!1 of my top faves!i believe u mean this...?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEe-lanO3-U

i am soooo sry to may'n fans..... Crying or Very sad but she really look like she is suffering there.....
well,eternal blaze is a hard song to sing..
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houkoholic



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PostPosted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 1:51 pm Reply with quote
baisengan wrote:
Egan Loo wrote:
Kougeru wrote:
"No other seiyū has ranked that high since Oricon began posting its charts in January of 1968. "

Shouldn't that be "No other seiyu has ranked that high on the albums chart since Oricon began posting it's charts in January of 1968"

because wasn't there a Fiction Junction Yuuka song from Gundam Seed that hit number 1 on singles? Basically, more specific.


FictionJunction Yuuka's "Honō no Tobira" was #1 on the daily single chart, but only #5 on the weekly single chart.


...and they're not seiyuu. ^^


Actually FictionJunction YUUKA's vocalist, Nanri Yuuka, is a seiyuu, though she had no voice roles in the Gundam SEED series.
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