Talk:Blue Gender
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The Laura Bailey link is fixed now ........ Fegor 11:53, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Pronunciation guide?
At the San Diego ComicCon 2004, I heard this title repeatedly pronounced with a hard "G" sound in Japanese trailers -- not the logical English pronunciation of Blue Jender. I know this same "problem" occurs with pronouncing Neon Genesis Evangelion.
It was explained to me by a anime voice-over artist at the Con that using German words is a somewhat new trend in Japan (see the Xenosaga games and Evangelion's own use of a German character and classical composers).
Since German does not have a soft-G sound, the hard "G" is always used -- which explains why Gender and Evangelion are both pronounced with hard Gs.
I'd like to add a pronunciation guide to this entry.
Changed aliens to enemies due to the fact that the Blue are not actually aliens. ~Kacen
[edit] Sci-Fi
the blerb at the side gives one of the links as one of the networks to Sci-Fi which makes no sense. it should go to Sci Fi Channel (United Kingdom)......Fegor 14:22, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
