Subs Vs Dubs! - Page 2

I-Love-Yaoi · 03-04-2010, 05:25 AM

*claps* Bravo Audri! ^^ Such a good point!
@Kawaii: True true

AudriSampson · 03-04-2010, 05:31 AM

thanks *takes a bow.

I get alot of crap from that opinion on some other boards Im a part off...

I-Love-Yaoi · 03-04-2010, 05:43 AM

I love subs and dubs so XD
Everyone deserves an opinion ^^

AudriSampson · 03-04-2010, 05:46 AM

The problem is that the sub v Dub debate is really at the root of fandom. It often determins what companies in the US you support, that is if you even support them at all.

I-Love-Yaoi · 03-04-2010, 05:48 AM

True true *nods*

Skadi · 03-04-2010, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by AudriSampson

The problem is that the sub v Dub debate is really at the root of fandom. It often determins what companies in the US you support, that is if you even support them at all.

I only like the people that do the voices. I could care less about the US companies that they work for. Sorry to say it, but that's how I feel about it. Also "fandom" for me is based upon purely liking Japanese culture. I don't think it mattes what voice side you choose. As long as you like anime and have fun watching it, that's what really matters in the end.
I think folks are confused on what being a "fan of anime" is all about. :angel:

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Originally Posted by AudriSampson

Im a longtime sub fan. I dont think for the most the American talent does a good job at portraying the characters. This is shown especially with teenage girls or younger. Also with script re-writes our anime is often changed and Im sorry I want anime, not Japanese visuals with american crap thrown in.

I don't mind a redoing of anime for the English speaking audience.
Its still doesn't make it any less Japanese, just because a foreigner
does the voice of an Asian art form A slight change is okay with me,
but a major one is a definite "not on" IMO.

Whyt Lindow · 03-05-2010, 12:49 PM

I actually can't stand E-dubs, they make my ears bleed. The most part of that would be because I only watch Subbed anime. I'm a quick reader so I have no problem with reading subs fast enough and I've got wide peripheral vision so I can focus on watching and read at the same time. What puts me of mostly is the way the american VA's voices dont suit the characters, when I switch to watching the subbed the voices tend to be much more mellow and fit seamlessly. It just takes away the whole feeling of originality and emotion. There's my opinion.

I-Love-Yaoi · 03-05-2010, 07:41 PM

I usually only watch Subbed anime too ^^

Skadi · 03-06-2010, 04:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Whyt Lindow

I actually can't stand E-dubs, they make my ears bleed. The most part of that would be because I only watch Subbed anime. I'm a quick reader so I have no problem with reading subs fast enough and I've got wide peripheral vision so I can focus on watching and read at the same time. What puts me of mostly is the way the american VA's voices dont suit the characters, when I switch to watching the subbed the voices tend to be much more mellow and fit seamlessly. It just takes away the whole feeling of originality and emotion. There's my opinion.

I can understand that. strange thing is I don't hate either one. I just listen to one more so than the other. I have nothing against J-Dubs and would gladly watch them. I might actually do that with the next anime I buy. Which could take a while knowing my speed on things..... >.<

Whyt Lindow · 03-06-2010, 04:23 PM

Well I can actually say that out of the 75 anime series on my comp, only about 3 of them have English audio and even they have Japanese audio as well. As you can probably guess I've not watched any of them with E-dubs only subs. (Three series are; Onegai Teacher, Onegai Twins and Mahou Sensei Negima!)