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Daymond’s Shoya feels more grounded in a harsh reality. His voice carries a heavier, raspier texture, which suits a character who has spent years isolating himself. When Shoya finally breaks down, or when he frantically tries to save Shoko from the balcony, Daymond’s performance shifts from the comedic, detached tone of the flashbacks to a raw, visceral desperation.
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