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The Disastrous ‘Nausicaa’ Dub and the Comforts of Anti-Escapism Andrew McIlvaney January 19, 2021 Escapism has never gone out of fashion, although the past year has been a banner era for it.
In 1985 an English dub of Nausicaa was released in North America by New World Video. Believing that Nausicaa could not be properly marketed in the.

Once upon a time, when the Anime industry was still non-existant and the only way fans of this new form of art could have any access to it was through importing fan-subtitled videotapes, it was a common, although very controversial, practice for American companies to take Japanese produced movies, or series, and cobble the 'footage' into something 'marketable' for mainstream audiences. Needless to say, this was a practice that many fans didn't take very kindly to, least of all one particular director named Hayao Miyazaki. Around this era of cut-and-paste compilations, Miyazaki's 1984 animated epic, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, despite achieving cult status with both the Japanese public and overseas fans, suffered from a heavily edited American release. Chopped down from its two-hour running time into a 90-minute edit, and altering much of the plot and characters, the resulting disaster was infamously known as 'Warriors of the Wind'. Needless to say, Miyazaki was appalled by this treatment; so much so, in fact, that he declared that any future adaptation of his work should be done under his terms. As such, the public was denied of Miyazaki's work for more than twenty years.

Flash forward about twenty years later. Having successfully produced English versions of six Ghibli features under their agreement with the Japanese studio, Disney commissioned a brand-new dub for what many fans consider one of Miyazaki's most important films ever. Unlike 'Warriors', however, this version would not omit even one second, nor even change even one aspect of its storyline or characters. In fact, the only thing that would count as an alteration of any kind is the inclusion of the celebrity and voice actors and English dialogue. (As well as a few minor terminology tweaks.) So how did Disney's new version of Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind turn out? Well, as usual, reaction ranged from genuinely favorable to harshly critical. (The owner of the Ghibli Blog, for instance, once declared on a now deleted post on IMDB that the redub of Nausicaa is actually worse than 'Warriors of the Wind' 'if I was really rotten.') Whether it was derided or praised, a good majority of viewers agreed that, after what New World Video had done to Nausicaa, anything else had to be a considerable improvement.

As 'Warriors of the Wind' shouldn't even be counted as a proper dub at all, I will not even cover it in my mentioning of my review, except that I did manage to see a brief clip of it. Needless to say, it's below the standards of the current version, even if it does feature respected actors like Jack Angel, Hal Smith, and Ginny Tyler, and it doesn't help that it was heavily edited. The performances in Disney's dub, meanwhile, are an entirely different matter. Produced by the now expected team of ADR director Rick Dempsey and scriptwriters Donald and Cindy Hewitt, the new dub of Nausicaa is a fresh, competently produced effort that easily outclasses its predecessor.

NAUSICAA (Alison Lohman) -- The titular character of Miyazaki's epic tale is a very demanding and essentially challenging one. Nausicaa is a strong-willed but sometimes vulnerable teenage girl with a compassionate, caring nature and a strong stand on solving problems without using violence. Simultaneously, she is wrestling with her own inner demons of anger (as evidenced in the scene where she flies into a murderous rage at her father's killers) and has some very poignant moments of fragility. All of this makes for a daunting task for any actress; initially it seemed as though Natalie Portman (yes, Queen Amidala) would be speaking for this character, but in the end, the role went to Alison Lohman. Her performance as this character has divided many viewers--an atmosphere not much different from other lead characters in Ghibli/Disney dubs. Most reviewers greeted her performance very favorably, but others found her lacking in every way. (The cruelest critic of all was the owner of the Ghibli Blog, who declared that Lohman 'sounds more like the typical teenage girl on a Disney Channel sitcom. Good glayvin, she can't even yell properly.') In fact, there are a few places where her delivery isn't always strong, mostly in some of the more quiet scenes (such as her exploration of the gloomy area beneath the quicksand pit). But to castigate her overall performance based on a few minor setbacks would seem unfair, because overall, Lohman does a very commendable job. Vocally, she has a genuinely calm, pleasant tone which never ventures into saccharine territory, and while there are a few moments where her shouting or screaming scenes falter, other such moments are very strong.. particularly at the climax where she struggles against a baby Ohmu. In this latter sequence, she gives her all. Not the strongest performance in the dub, but better than average overall.

LORD YUPA (Patrick Stewart) -- The first person to speak in the dub is this elderly but charismatic swordsman, who serves as something of a mentor to Nausicaa and aids her plight to keep the piece. Stewart's deeply rich baritone is instantly recognizable, bringing a dramatic gravitas to this character and adds a powerful presence to the cast. Unsurprisingly, too, he adds himself to the tradition of the usual 'show-stealer' that these dubs often have. Whether he is talking with Nausicaa or addressing the Tolmekians in a stern tone, Stewart shows why he is a true pro when it comes to both acting and in voicing a character. Another quirk about his performance is that he is not really 'lip-synching', since all that is seen of the character when he talks is his moving moustache. Patrick jokes in the voice talent featurette that he is 'moustache-synching', and he does that with style. (Interestingly, some time after this, he would show up in another Anime, Katsuhiro Otomo's Steamboy, alongside another Ghibli alumni, Castle in the Sky's lead actress Anna Paquin, but that's another topic altogether.)

MITO (Edward James Olmos) -- There are several male characters in Nausicaa's kingdom who serve as her trusted servants/allies, and Mito is one such person. In addition to being fiercely loyal, he is very concerned for his charge. He also has a bit of a 'rough and ready' edge, as evidenced when he tries to shoot down a Tolmekian craft carrying a badly damaged Ohmu baby. Olmos has a considerably scratchy-sounding voice which is fairly appropriate for the character, although there are moments in his performance where he comes across as though he's reading. Otherwise, however, it's a decent role all around.

KUSHANA (Uma Thurman) -- Like Lady Eboshi in Princess Mononoke, this character is a very fierce, strong-willed figure of authority (in this case, the Princess of the Tolmekian Army) who insists on destroying a natural resource (the Toxic Jungle) for the sake of saving her people. Unlike Eboshi, however, Kushana is a much more ruthless and less sympathetic character--even after Nausicaa, Yupa, and the elders from the valley combined pardon her, she is still deeply committed to awaken the most deadly creature in the world (the Giant Warrior) to carry out her cruel vengeance. Thurman conveys these bitter aspects of the c

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