When Japanese Voice Actor Pronounces 'The Earth'

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There's no "er" and "th" in Japanese, so this happens. I actually know a lot of games/animes where voice actors pronounce it this way.
oh well (And by the way auditions are never like this from my experience)
And before you guys say anything yeah it's a Jojo reference obviously, and yes for some reason some of you guys thought it's dio but it's jotaro

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"Harro, i raiku... ramen"
"Put more emotion into it"
"HARRO! I RAIKU RAMEN!"

kombatant

It's all fun and games until he says "The World" instead of "The Earth"

ZAA WARUDOO

TheRealGuywithoutaMustache

to be fair, i would be afraid if my opponent's special move was called "ass blaster"

jtn

Watched this to ease my flu. Now my continuous wheezing laughter will hospitalize me. Thanks from the grave.

TampaTayza

"HARRO! I RAIKU RAMEN!"

spoken like a true protagonist.

TonyToad

When he said "Assu is where I belong" and "assu is my everything" I felt like he really understood me as a person and I appreciate him.

Valiastice

I'm sitting here laughing my Earth off... 🤣

Thank you for this.

ecchidragon

Your side characters in these videos are so amazing. The casting director is absolutely the best. He's like 64% of why this is so fuggin funny.

Velereonics

The fact that he actually clearly speaks English and is trying hard to sound like he doesn't makes this hilarious on a whole new level.

Edit: So 7 months later and after reading the replies to my way overrated comment (I don't get it either), it occurred to me that some people may not understand what my point was. My point was that Sora clearly knows how to pronounce English properly, and is very deliberately exaggerating his accent for fun. I simply meant that normally when people are paying close attention to their pronunciation, they are trying to speak correctly. Here, I can imagine him trying really hard not to slip up and accidentally pronounce something _correctly._ Like how if you are reasonably fluent in a foreign language and you want to sound as incorrect as possible, it actually takes effort to suppress your correctly learned language skills. And the thought of someone sweating bullets to be as incorrect as possible improves the comedy of the skit.

someguycalledcerberus