Neat.I actually don't use subs, I watch my anime in Japanese with no subs, the way you're supposed toOr we could do what OP asked and list which dubs we like and not argue sub vs dub.
Neat.I actually don't use subs, I watch my anime in Japanese with no subs, the way you're supposed toOr we could do what OP asked and list which dubs we like and not argue sub vs dub.
No, it's much more important to get people to convert to the True Anime Fandom.Or we could do what OP asked and list which dubs we like and not argue sub vs dub.
Exactly, and I stand by my point that watching dubbed and subbed anime ruins it and makes it rubbish + unenjoyableNo, it's much more important to get people to convert to the True Anime Fandom.Or we could do what OP asked and list which dubs we like and not argue sub vs dub.
What happens at 180? Filler?One Piece until about episode 180
What happens at 180? Filler?
And which dub exactly do you mean, 4kids or Funimation? The 4kids dub was heavily edited for content in the west, but Funimation's dub is unedited if I'm not mistaken.
I don't watch a lot of anime, I stopped being a fanatic when my college friend, a 20 year old man, tried to get me into some shojo show he imported aimed at 10 year old girls. I knew I was too old to bother after that.
But that doesn't mean I avoid the genre. If there's something out there people say is "WOW!" worthy, I go for it. I take what I get regarding voicework as well. But something has only been touched lightly on here, and that's what the_randomizer just said: Studio Ghibli/Disney doesn't mess around with their english dubs. Miyazaki has a contract with Disney that states that they can not cut one frame out of his films, which means they have to be careful when writing the translation, and even more careful casting. This results in star-studded films, with expertly done Dub-jobs. Having seen both, I still say that the English dub of "Princess Mononoke" was better than the original Japanese.
That's true :3Black Lagoon is a decent show with a dub that's much more enjoyable than watching it subbed.