Jean Reno will be "satisfied" to repress your role in Remaster of Onimusha 3 if ever happened – VG247

With Remaster of Onimusha 2: The fate of Samurai was announced last week and Onimusha: Way of the Sword on the Horizon, the future is full of excitement for fans of the classic Capcom series. Still, there is a gap in the heart of the fanbase. People also want the Remaster of Onimusha 3: Demon Siege, as well as the return of Jean Reno to the world of video games.

Well, it turns out that G -n Renault is also a game! I reached for Jean Reno through his agent after a message from Onimusha 2’s Remaster to ask if he would want to return to repress his role if the onimus 3 remaster is in the cards.

Said Agent replied, saying to me, “Of course, Jean will be glad to repress his role in Onimusha 3.” For those who are not aware, Jean Renno (known for his roles in films such as Leon, the professional, the big blue and, of course, the red) plays the main role of Jacques Blanc, who exchanges places with the main character of the Samanosuke Akechi series S This briefly sends Jean Reno back to Fewal Japan for all types of game games. It’s brilliant.

Renault’s willingness to repress its role is wonderful news and will continue the short history of Onimusha voice actors who return to remassed versions. When Onimusha in 2018: Warlords Remaster was released in 2018, the original model and voice for Samanosuke, Takeshi Kaneshiro, returned to record his lines again. Onimusha has a wonderful legacy of using voice and modeling actors, which is why Renault was introduced to record lines for onimusha 3 only in the early 2000s.

This is also a surefire way to keep the fans of the original happy. Take the dead rising remake, which, although great, delayed part of the fan base due to the processing of each character. There are some good performances there, probably, but fans of the original will always have a soft place for OG’s voices. As for Onimusha 3, Renault gave a voice and His face, so it would be a little strange not to bring it back all the things you have considered.

Now the world (including Jean Reno) may have to wait a while for this to happen. There will be about a seven -year difference between the onset of the onimusha 1 remaster and the still hanging date of the 2025 for the new appearance of Onimusha 2. Here, we hope that the way the sword is coming and a lot of noise are currently referring to the series , it won’t take long to return onimusha 3 to our hands.

People want it. Jean Reno wants it. The ball is in your court, Capcom!