Komatsu’s PB is less nerdy and more regal than Hynden Walch’s version, leaning into the “1000-year-old genius ruler” aspect. Her tense moments with Marceline carry a different kind of weight.

However, the in-episode songs—like Marceline’s "I’m Just Your Problem" or the famous "Fry Song"—are fully dubbed into Japanese. The song lyrics are poeticized to match the melody, often changing the meaning slightly to fit the syllabic structure of Japanese. Hearing these songs in Japanese offers a new way to appreciate the composition, proving that the melodies hold up regardless of the language.

In the Japanese dub, many jokes are rewritten entirely to make sense to a local audience. For example, Finn’s famous catchphrases are adapted to fit Japanese sentence structures. While English Finn might shout "Mathematical!", Japanese Finn has his own set of enthusiastic interjections that don't necessarily translate word-for-word but carry the same emotional weight.

The dub is noted for maintaining the "weirdness" of the original while occasionally adjusting dialogue to maximize silliness or fit Japanese linguistic puns.

Orikasa (Ryuuko in Devilman Crybaby , Quistis in FFVIII ) gives Marceline a smokier, more melancholic alto. The Japanese version of “I’m Just Your Problem” is hauntingly beautiful—less punk rock, more bittersweet ballad.

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