[DreadBringer]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

I'm not sure if I'm entirely getting what you're saying, but the problems I have with Yuka's actor, it's that I feel like I'm not seeing honesty in her performance. She's hitting marks and saying lines and portraying emotions, but it doesn't feel like Yuka, it feels like an actor. Like I said, I think the story they're telling is solid enough that it's mostly just that she's not elevating it, instead of being a distraction. I don't know if that addresses your comment?

Oh sorry, I didn't make it that clear. I'm talking about how some people can consider any actor who doesn't act goofy, or over-the-top, or larger than life, or laugh out loud, or in your face and wide-angle lenses, or other kinds of that (or just those who doesn't portray types of characters they like), basically acting as a "normal" person, as bad acting or displaying no personality. Though even those qualities I mentioned can also have limits, like Shunpei.

My previous post "People usually cite that", I refer "that" for "actor who doesn't act larger than life".