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FUNimation skipping the Dynazenon dub yet again. I was gonna do these later on, but considering there's not much else better for me to do right now, why not? Thanks to En-chan for these:

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Originally Posted by Enchilada645

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Will take you to a guy who has full script translations for all of the Voice Drama's released for both SSSS.Gridman and Dynazenon. I'm not sure where to find like the actual audio drama's subbed for Gridman, but the script is the best I can do.

The only reason I'm finding Dynazenon's is because I bookmarked a forum where someone was constantly releasing streamable links of em.

Episode 1.1: We get little bits of backstory on Rikka, as well as some decent foreshadowing on Yuta's' crush. They also once again tease the promise that Yuta made to her, which is of course gonna go nowhere. I like the idea of Rikka being pampered, though, given later revelations in the show.

Episode 2.2: Pretty funny! I like the idea of Yuta constantly almost blowing everyone's' cover due to just being too honest. And the reveal that Calibur's' first name is literally Samurai gave me a good laugh.

Episode 2.9:Very good! This one features not only the creation of Anti, but also more interaction and play between Akane and Alexis, which the show very much could've used. I also dug how this one further drove in the point that Akane really has very little idea how people actually work.

Episode 3.3: While not my favorite, I did appreciate the idea behind this; Having the kids hang out with their friends and showing off more of their interplay. Yuta and Sho bounce off eachother pretty well, and it was nice to see the dynamic between Rikka and her gal pals, even if none it really amused me all that much.

Episode 4.4: I REALLY dug this one. It's all about how the entire situation is really weighing on Rikka's' mind, and her trying to talk through it with her mom without being too specific. It gives alot more justification to some of her actions in later episodes too. Nicely done!

Episode 5.5: Borr is a guy apparently. Didn't know that. Anyway, this one features some good character interaction once again. Loved the reveal that Calibur owns a bunch of cats. The final few lines offer some really good foreshadowing to one of the major twists towards the end of the anime proper.

Episode 6.6: This episode raises a debate I never thought about. Is Anti Purple or Blue? I say he's Purple, don't @ me. Anyway, didn't really dig this one too much as it's mostly just about school work. The callback to Gridman and Syber-Squad was nice though!

Episode 6.n: Didn't really dig this one either! It goes into more detail on Akane's' hangout with Sho, and her messing with him more. There was enough of that in the episode itself. Though I now recognize that the Dynazenon voice dramas specifically called back to this episode, for some reason.

Episode 7.7: Dynazenon called back to this one too, actually. Slightly funny interaction between Rikka's' friends. That's about it.

Episode 8.8: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are canon to the Gridman Universe. Outside of that, it was atleast nice to see Vit get some more interaction with other characters, even if Rikka having a playful argument with her mom didn't do much for me.

Episode 9.9: Pop culture references!

Episode 9.99999999: Foreshadowing to the stabbing incident and more teasing about the promise made between Yuta and Rikka. Not a fan.

Episode 10.10: The mocking of YouTubers gave me a good laugh, as well as the reveal that Hass(girl with the facemask) is one. Also offers a good hint about how Akane's' mindwipes are starting to slip.

Episode 11.11: Pretty nice! It was great to hear Sho and Rikka actually come to terms with one another, as well further displaying their love for Yuta as they wait for him to wake up. All in all hammering in the nail that yes, these three have a bond that won't soon fade.

Episode 12.12: Didn't really see the point in this one? They tease Akane's' avatar as something important, so maybe that'll come up in Dynazenon? Either way, kind of a lackluster end to all of these.

And that's it! Overall the voice dramas serve as some nice supplementary material, and I recommend them if you're a fan of the show.