"Let's wait until Chrollo and Uvogin finish their talk before bringing up the matter of dubbing for Uvogin."
Franklin shook his head.
Just now, he had personally heard Uvogin's arrogant words.
And the response from that guy named Luke.
Better to wait until Chrollo was done negotiating with him before discussing anything further.
Of course, if they want to harm Chrollo or bully him, then Franklin will absolutely not just stand by and do nothing.
"Huh?"
Sarasa blinked her eyes.
She looked at Franklin and the silent Shalnark beside her, somewhat puzzled.
It seemed that something had happened while they were voice dubbing, something they didn't know about.
"Chrollo…"
After Chrollo stood near Uvogin, Uvogin took the lead: "I admit, your voice dubbing this time is really excellent, I even feel a bit of admiration for you..."
Huh?!
Uvogin's words surprised Chrollo.
Normally, wouldn't Uvogin be looking for trouble with him?!
Even if Uvogin had such admiration, with his personality and stubbornness, he would never say it so directly.
Unless someone had played peacemaker between them, or else…
"He's just praising me before criticizing me; there must be more to come."
Chrollo thought subconsciously.
And then, Uvogin didn't disappoint Chrollo's expectations: "But, that's only a little."
Uvogin crossed his arms and raised his head.
"You can only do voice dubbing based on the image others provide, you can't actually perform it yourself!"
Perform it yourself?
Sarasa, who was listening intently, was stunned by these words.
Then, she immediately turned to Franklin and asked: "Could it be that Uvogin has gone crazy?"
"Did you guys fight earlier? Did you hit Uvogin on the head?"
"No, not at all…"
Franklin understood why Sarasa was asking that question.
"But why…"
Sarasa, however, didn't understand.
She didn't finish her sentence, but Sheila and Pakunoda, standing beside her, understood what she meant.
"Why would Uvogin say such stupid words?"
All the children in Meteor City knew how rare it was to even see an animated film.
No one had ever shown them anything like this before, and it was only thanks to Chrollo that they got to see it.
As the people who had practiced voice dubbing with Chrollo, they understood how much effort it took.
Not to mention that even regular movies and TV shows were hard to find in Meteor City.
And then there was Chrollo, who even wrote the script and dialogues, and practiced voice dubbing with them.
They had finally managed to create a work that everyone in Meteor City could enjoy.
And now, Uvogin was nitpicking and finding fault with it?
This completely disregarded Chrollo's efforts and hard work!
For a moment, Pakunoda's gaze on Uvogin turned unfriendly.
Even the usually gentle Sheila was a little angry.
They felt that Uvogin was deliberately picking on Chrollo.
He had already done so much; what more could Uvogin possibly want?!
Could they actually film something like this?
If they had the resources, wouldn't they want to?
To even manage dubbing something in this barren, impoverished Meteor City was already no small feat.
And yet after watching it, Uvogin still had the nerve to say this doesn't work, that doesn't work…
If you're so good, then go ahead and do it!
Pakunoda and Sheila were grumbling, while Chrollo was seriously responding to Uvogin.
"I also wanted to give the children of Meteor City the best performance possible."
"But given the current situation in Meteor City, and my own limitations, all I can do is dub the Clean-Up Rangers video for the children."
Chrollo didn't make excuses; he simply stated the current reality.
How could Meteor City possibly support actual filming under such conditions?
"So, you're just not good enough."
Uvogin said proudly while raising his head.
"But your inadequacy doesn't mean everyone else is."
"For example, we have people who can definitely film something better, more amazing, and…"
"Alright, enough of this nonsense!"
Before Uvogin could finish boasting, Luke slapped him on the face, somewhat exasperated.
Then he pushed him aside and made way.
"I admire and like your performance."
Luke said, looking at Chrollo.
"Did you write all the dialogue yourself?"
"Yes, the video only has images, no sound…"
Chrollo nodded gently.
All the voice dubbing was based on the images, the transitions, and the characters' actions and behaviors.
It could be said that it perfectly matched the video, making it easy for the children from Meteor City to accept, without any jarring or inappropriate elements.
"Chrollo is amazing!"
Pakunoda couldn't help but exclaim.
"He did all this by himself."
"He even voiced several characters!"
Pakunoda also recognized Luke; he was the man she and Chrollo had seen through the window in the screening room.
That was the strange man who could make food grow from plants with his hands!
She couldn't help but look at Luke a few more times.