I prefer subbed show, though every now and then I start a show dubbed before realizing there is a subbed option. I've tried switching even after just the first episodes, but I find that whatever way I start watching the show is how I have to finish. That being said, I watched this show in it's dubbed version, and am watching it again a second time around. This time I am watching the subbed version, and am already noticing things that were kinda lost in translation during the dubbed.   See 40 other replies

The only thing I have to say about that is I think I remember the episode you are talking about, the scene would not have worked if everyone else was already speaking English. I found it both funny and shocking when out of no where I heard an English voice in a Japanese anime.   See 40 other replies

Subbed is OK if you can speak Japanese or prefer it, but for most people it is unwatchable. If you can't get Dubbed, get subbed. Anime is just good. But for Hulu, Dubbed is the only practical option. If you open a Chinese Restaurant in most parts of the world and force people to use Chop Sticks because it is Original, Authentic, Part of Eating Chinese Food, you will get some food in your mouth eventually or because you are lazy if you don't - you will get NO business. So, if Hulu wants people to watch more anime, dubbed is the way. So go dubbed if you can, if you can't then settle for Subbed - if you can stand it. It's fairly simple.   See 40 other replies

It sounds like a stock theme used in any number of low-to-mid-budget movies.It was probably cheap to license -- I wonder if it's even the original theme, or the result of FUNi cheaping out?   See 3 other replies

the opening just...makes me want to yawn.   See 3 other replies

ill admit, im biased toward subbed, mainly because the japanese voice actors seem to get into it more. they feel it more, and theres more then three of them! the dubbed versions all seem to have the same people doing the voices. they all seem to think that all the female voices have to be pitched as high as possible. thats a big reason why so many people would rather read the subtitles then listen to the hack-job most dubbers do. now, saying that, there are some dubs that were done masterfully well, such as Baccano! or Hellsing. in the end tho....its really just a persons own taste. but, do us all a favor, watch the same epidsode both dubbed and subbed, then decide which you would prefer. dont just simply demand something. look for other options first   See 40 other replies

More often than not dubbed butchers what could be a great series.
ex. Ergo Proxy, Witch Hunter Robin   See 40 other replies