Naruto

Studios are not as willing to release the dubbed episodes free on the internet. They cost more to make and is usually the money-maker when they sell the rights to channels. Suck it up and watch the subbed if they don't have the dubbed episodes you want.   See 5 other replies

I like both subs and dubs. It's interesting to see what changes. But since we have the entire series subbed, WHERE ARE MY DUBBED EPISODES!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Of course they stop airing when the episodes I want to see in english are coming up! HULU, WHY HAVE YOU FORSAKEN ME!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!   See 5 other replies

If you can't understand why people can't read and watch at the same time, then you need to learn a little about empathy and think about people outside of your immediate sphere. There are several reasons people would like to watch dubbed episodes. I can't speak for everyone else, but I can name a few from my own experience: my son is just starting to read, so keeping up with subtitles is impossible; I am near-sighted and I watch most often at night from bed w/ glasses, so again reading subtitles is not ideal; my cousin is blind and does not understand Japanese - dubbed episodes are all he can watch. I agree with the sentiment that sometimes things are lost in translation, but that is true even with subtitles. There is nothing wrong with preferring one over the other.   See 5 other replies

eh Hulu is supposed to be airing the uncut version of the dub which is a bit different from the cartoon network version. You get the occasional swear the blood is back etc. I don't get what you mean by extra smoke. Maybe I'm just not paying attention but Naruto isn't the kinda anime thats ever provided nipplage ;). The translation is alright and hard to argue since the same people do both. There are times I dislike actors sometimes on both sides of the coin.   See 5 other replies