*bow* Kuro.

Christianity and Zen speak against the ego–it’s a selfish illusion.

Dragon Ball had a better dub than the original. As much as I love Cristina Vee, and I must stress that I LOVE her as Homura, I just think the original Japanese cast fits more. Oct 25, 2017 7,800. Your email address will not be published. (No, I don't think it has to do with how fast a person reads.) Eh,I prefer dub.I like looking at the art,while understanding what the characters are saying you know?But,sometimes I just can't stand dubs,usually because they do sh*tty jobs on them,and because they cut out language.I have tried subs,and they were cool.So,for me,if the dubs are good,I'll watch them.If not,then I'll watch subs.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. Member. Which do you perfer subbed anime or dubbed anime? I like manga better, and my fave manga is Full Moon. It’s that sense of self we identify as the “I,” but when you actually search for the ego, you won’t find it. Subs provide access for those who have hearing problems.

Otherwise, go with the sub. In the dub, the VA's are very talented and put out some great work, but something about the casting choices don't quite fit to the characters. Sometimes, people just need to have fun watching anime and not get into it quite so much. The sub is the best!

... Sub vs Dub is always a weird and dumb debate. (3) "I watch the subbed version first then try out the dub.” “I usually don’t like the dub. Gender roles are often something we don't think about.

Do you like reading books? Sub vs. Dub: The Great Anime Debate. People are arguing over stupid things now already. The ego doesn’t like to be challenged or otherwise reminded that it’s an illusion.

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If the ego wrap itself around, say, Christianity or Islam (and it does), there’s more risk. Whether it be old school or something like that, that's just the way it began for the majority. Especially when a renown English voice actor or actress is in it.”, (5) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the dubbed version but sometimes I encounter a dub that was terrible.”, (6) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the subbed version, but occasionally encounter a dub that I actually like.”, (7) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have never encountered a dub that was actually good.”, (8) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have always preferred the dubbed version.”, (9) “I don’t have a specific preference.

The harsh truth about why we prefer the sub is that the casting fits a lot better—each character's VA fits perfectly in the sub, their voices pairing nicely with the characters they're playing. When I clicked this question, I thought it would be one of those troll poll questions. I can be sure that what they are saying is translated accurately.

It's less serious and not just for kids.

(Can you see the character and what they are doing like a movie in you mind, or are they just words on a page?)

Some Japanese references will fail because of cultural differences, but if an equivalent reference is used to illicit the same emotional response, the story still remains true to form. The dub is good, though Madoka's voice is a bit annoying to me, just a bit. Privacy PolicyCookie SettingsDo Not Sell My InformationReport Ad. In this case, I seek a good dubbed anime.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. :), I like subs except in the case of FMA , yu yu hakusho, DBZ, and pokemon, they've done a wonderful job with the dub, the dubs listed above don't take the literal translation of each line and instead convey the feeling of the story the best they can, Favorite anime: Evangelion (have not listened to dubs), favorite manga: D gray man ( prefer subs), I prefer orginal manga or anime because the story is normally good and it can stand on its own without its manga or anime counterpart in the first place (that unfortunately messes it up for me), example: for D gray man I prefer the orginal manga, exception: yu yu hakushoI like the anime, because there is good animation and much more development in the last arc ( I read the author was impatient and wanted to start hunter x hunter as soon as possible, so he ended it fast- I suppose geniuses have no patience) and perhaps DBZ, pokemon (manga I only glimpsed) because of the awesome animations.

The resonance of the story matters the most.

*bow* Kuro.

Christianity and Zen speak against the ego–it’s a selfish illusion.

Dragon Ball had a better dub than the original. As much as I love Cristina Vee, and I must stress that I LOVE her as Homura, I just think the original Japanese cast fits more. Oct 25, 2017 7,800. Your email address will not be published. (No, I don't think it has to do with how fast a person reads.) Eh,I prefer dub.I like looking at the art,while understanding what the characters are saying you know?But,sometimes I just can't stand dubs,usually because they do sh*tty jobs on them,and because they cut out language.I have tried subs,and they were cool.So,for me,if the dubs are good,I'll watch them.If not,then I'll watch subs.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. Member. Which do you perfer subbed anime or dubbed anime? I like manga better, and my fave manga is Full Moon. It’s that sense of self we identify as the “I,” but when you actually search for the ego, you won’t find it. Subs provide access for those who have hearing problems.

Otherwise, go with the sub. In the dub, the VA's are very talented and put out some great work, but something about the casting choices don't quite fit to the characters. Sometimes, people just need to have fun watching anime and not get into it quite so much. The sub is the best!

... Sub vs Dub is always a weird and dumb debate. (3) "I watch the subbed version first then try out the dub.” “I usually don’t like the dub. Gender roles are often something we don't think about.

Do you like reading books? Sub vs. Dub: The Great Anime Debate. People are arguing over stupid things now already. The ego doesn’t like to be challenged or otherwise reminded that it’s an illusion.

Click to …

If the ego wrap itself around, say, Christianity or Islam (and it does), there’s more risk. Whether it be old school or something like that, that's just the way it began for the majority. Especially when a renown English voice actor or actress is in it.”, (5) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the dubbed version but sometimes I encounter a dub that was terrible.”, (6) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the subbed version, but occasionally encounter a dub that I actually like.”, (7) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have never encountered a dub that was actually good.”, (8) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have always preferred the dubbed version.”, (9) “I don’t have a specific preference.

The harsh truth about why we prefer the sub is that the casting fits a lot better—each character's VA fits perfectly in the sub, their voices pairing nicely with the characters they're playing. When I clicked this question, I thought it would be one of those troll poll questions. I can be sure that what they are saying is translated accurately.

It's less serious and not just for kids.

(Can you see the character and what they are doing like a movie in you mind, or are they just words on a page?)

Some Japanese references will fail because of cultural differences, but if an equivalent reference is used to illicit the same emotional response, the story still remains true to form. The dub is good, though Madoka's voice is a bit annoying to me, just a bit. Privacy PolicyCookie SettingsDo Not Sell My InformationReport Ad. In this case, I seek a good dubbed anime.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. :), I like subs except in the case of FMA , yu yu hakusho, DBZ, and pokemon, they've done a wonderful job with the dub, the dubs listed above don't take the literal translation of each line and instead convey the feeling of the story the best they can, Favorite anime: Evangelion (have not listened to dubs), favorite manga: D gray man ( prefer subs), I prefer orginal manga or anime because the story is normally good and it can stand on its own without its manga or anime counterpart in the first place (that unfortunately messes it up for me), example: for D gray man I prefer the orginal manga, exception: yu yu hakushoI like the anime, because there is good animation and much more development in the last arc ( I read the author was impatient and wanted to start hunter x hunter as soon as possible, so he ended it fast- I suppose geniuses have no patience) and perhaps DBZ, pokemon (manga I only glimpsed) because of the awesome animations.

The resonance of the story matters the most.

*bow* Kuro.

Christianity and Zen speak against the ego–it’s a selfish illusion.

Dragon Ball had a better dub than the original. As much as I love Cristina Vee, and I must stress that I LOVE her as Homura, I just think the original Japanese cast fits more. Oct 25, 2017 7,800. Your email address will not be published. (No, I don't think it has to do with how fast a person reads.) Eh,I prefer dub.I like looking at the art,while understanding what the characters are saying you know?But,sometimes I just can't stand dubs,usually because they do sh*tty jobs on them,and because they cut out language.I have tried subs,and they were cool.So,for me,if the dubs are good,I'll watch them.If not,then I'll watch subs.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. Member. Which do you perfer subbed anime or dubbed anime? I like manga better, and my fave manga is Full Moon. It’s that sense of self we identify as the “I,” but when you actually search for the ego, you won’t find it. Subs provide access for those who have hearing problems.

Otherwise, go with the sub. In the dub, the VA's are very talented and put out some great work, but something about the casting choices don't quite fit to the characters. Sometimes, people just need to have fun watching anime and not get into it quite so much. The sub is the best!

... Sub vs Dub is always a weird and dumb debate. (3) "I watch the subbed version first then try out the dub.” “I usually don’t like the dub. Gender roles are often something we don't think about.

Do you like reading books? Sub vs. Dub: The Great Anime Debate. People are arguing over stupid things now already. The ego doesn’t like to be challenged or otherwise reminded that it’s an illusion.

Click to …

If the ego wrap itself around, say, Christianity or Islam (and it does), there’s more risk. Whether it be old school or something like that, that's just the way it began for the majority. Especially when a renown English voice actor or actress is in it.”, (5) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the dubbed version but sometimes I encounter a dub that was terrible.”, (6) “I usually wait for the dub to come out first, then if I feel like it I try out the subbed version.” “I usually prefer the subbed version, but occasionally encounter a dub that I actually like.”, (7) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have never encountered a dub that was actually good.”, (8) “I have watched both subbed anime and dubbed anime all the way through and I have always preferred the dubbed version.”, (9) “I don’t have a specific preference.

The harsh truth about why we prefer the sub is that the casting fits a lot better—each character's VA fits perfectly in the sub, their voices pairing nicely with the characters they're playing. When I clicked this question, I thought it would be one of those troll poll questions. I can be sure that what they are saying is translated accurately.

It's less serious and not just for kids.

(Can you see the character and what they are doing like a movie in you mind, or are they just words on a page?)

Some Japanese references will fail because of cultural differences, but if an equivalent reference is used to illicit the same emotional response, the story still remains true to form. The dub is good, though Madoka's voice is a bit annoying to me, just a bit. Privacy PolicyCookie SettingsDo Not Sell My InformationReport Ad. In this case, I seek a good dubbed anime.

You’ll notice that the ego sets itself up in dichotomy. :), I like subs except in the case of FMA , yu yu hakusho, DBZ, and pokemon, they've done a wonderful job with the dub, the dubs listed above don't take the literal translation of each line and instead convey the feeling of the story the best they can, Favorite anime: Evangelion (have not listened to dubs), favorite manga: D gray man ( prefer subs), I prefer orginal manga or anime because the story is normally good and it can stand on its own without its manga or anime counterpart in the first place (that unfortunately messes it up for me), example: for D gray man I prefer the orginal manga, exception: yu yu hakushoI like the anime, because there is good animation and much more development in the last arc ( I read the author was impatient and wanted to start hunter x hunter as soon as possible, so he ended it fast- I suppose geniuses have no patience) and perhaps DBZ, pokemon (manga I only glimpsed) because of the awesome animations.

The resonance of the story matters the most.

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