If you think dubs are bad, I strongly recommend you try out the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and Death Note dubs. There are other equally as good dubs that spring to mind, but they're two fantastic ones right at the top of my head.
There are equally as bad ones as well - like Green Green. Ugh. What a terrible dub. Makes me puke a little in my mouth just thinking of it.
Dubbed anime just doesn't sound authentic to me also sometimes the if you watch a dubbed anime and have subs on at the same time they are completly different, they tweak the story to make the speach match the lips I HATE THAT. Sometimes the dubbing is ok like in hellsing ultimate and sometimes there is so much going on visually you cant take it all in if your trying to read and watch, so its love hate with me.
If you think dubs are bad, I strongly recommend you try out the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and Death Note dubs. There are other equally… more as good dubs that spring to mind, but they're two fantastic ones right at the top of my head.
There are equally as bad ones as well - like Green Green. Ugh. What a terrible dub. Makes me puke a little in my mouth just thinking of it.
I don't really consider myself a huge anime fan, but I think it's biased and unfair to say that sub is better than dub, and vice versa. The only thing I can say that subs usually does better is that they don't censor the content(ie; cutting out violent scenes, taking out cussing, making the blood black instead of red etc.), but recently dub has improved when it comes to that, or at least that's what I've heard from my friends who are more active in the anime community. Anyways, whichever one you prefer all boils down to personal preference. See, my decision on whether I watch an anime dubbed or subbed is usually determined by which language suits the setting best. For example, I would watch Death Note subbed because it takes place in Japan, but I would watch Baccano! dubbed because it takes place in America. Sure there are bad dubs, but there are also bad subs. And unless you fluently speak the Japanese language, you can't necessarily claim that the voice acting is superior to the dub, because you can't even understand what they're saying without the subtitles.:/
Since I'm learning Japanese, I always find myself watching subbed anime. I've met some people who have to watch dubbed anime because they aren't fast readers. It all depends on whether you want the original voice actors or not. Sometimes dubbed anime can be good. But most of the time, it isn't.
nope i dont like anime in dubbed not good voices for example : one piece when they dubbed in english it was no fun at all and its my fav. series so i switched it on japanses with eng sub....
Most of them are shit compared to the original, Japanese VA's are more passionate and real in most animes, although there are exceptions (for example: DBZ and Death Note are good, but Death Note is sill better in Japanese IMO).
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If you think dubs are bad, I strongly recommend you try out the Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood and Death Note dubs. There are other equally as good dubs that spring to mind, but they're two fantastic ones right at the top of my head.
There are equally as bad ones as well - like Green Green. Ugh. What a terrible dub. Makes me puke a little in my mouth just thinking of it.
Dubbed anime just doesn't sound authentic to me also sometimes the if you watch a dubbed anime and have subs on at the same time they are completly different, they tweak the story to make the speach match the lips I HATE THAT. Sometimes the dubbing is ok like in hellsing ultimate and sometimes there is so much going on visually you cant take it all in if your trying to read and watch, so its love hate with me.
Hyatts english voice in excell saga is like nails on a chalk board that anime should be banned purely because of the dubbing
I don't know what Dubbed Means.
I don't really consider myself a huge anime fan, but I think it's biased and unfair to say that sub is better than dub, and vice versa. The only thing I can say that subs usually does better is that they don't censor the content(ie; cutting out violent scenes, taking out cussing, making the blood black instead of red etc.), but recently dub has improved when it comes to that, or at least that's what I've heard from my friends who are more active in the anime community. Anyways, whichever one you prefer all boils down to personal preference. See, my decision on whether I watch an anime dubbed or subbed is usually determined by which language suits the setting best. For example, I would watch Death Note subbed because it takes place in Japan, but I would watch Baccano! dubbed because it takes place in America. Sure there are bad dubs, but there are also bad subs. And unless you fluently speak the Japanese language, you can't necessarily claim that the voice acting is superior to the dub, because you can't even understand what they're saying without the subtitles.:/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8ghES15T34
Since I'm learning Japanese, I always find myself watching subbed anime. I've met some people who have to watch dubbed anime because they aren't fast readers. It all depends on whether you want the original voice actors or not. Sometimes dubbed anime can be good. But most of the time, it isn't.
Replacing the original voice actors in an anime with English voice actors.
nope i dont like anime in dubbed not good voices for example : one piece when they dubbed in english it was no fun at all and its my fav. series so i switched it on japanses with eng sub....
lol that was funny :P
Most of them are shit compared to the original, Japanese VA's are more passionate and real in most animes, although there are exceptions (for example: DBZ and Death Note are good, but Death Note is sill better in Japanese IMO).