I represent the moderate masses i come with no extremism one way or another but hear me out.No one is too lazy to read, that's not an issue. The true Japanese emotions arguments hold credence for walk-of-life animations set in Japanese culture, but a fictional universe populated with magic and science, there is no inherent reason that local tongue would be worse then Japanese.If you love the language, please keep on reading. If you love the emotion, please keep on reading. but STOP considering your opinions to be fact. If you just love the art, enjoy the dubs, if you just love the story enjoy the dubs.
I love to enjoy an anime about japan in japanese like Azumanga Dioh, but when i feel like enjoying a good mindf*ck like Deathnote or Ghost in the Shell hearing english pulls me into the universe so much more, i relate better i dont get knocked in the face with reality whenever a poorly subbed sentence has me pause the show. A poor sub is no better than a poor dub.Dont argue about which has better voice actors, that is not why you like subs, you like the authenticity, the foreignness, you like feeling part of a group, I like to relax and go into the universe and hear the characters and understand them.Please no one take offense from this, it was not intentional, I love a good dub and a good sub and i always compare the two with every anime i watch to determine which feels better, like Mushishi i thought that would be better in sub, but the dub was very enjoyable and soothing.Now anime fans young and old lets carry on and watch more animation with smiles on our faces and bicker less with hatred in our hearts.   See 103 other replies

If your talking about shows like Naruto then your opinion doesnt mean much, Naruto has the worst dub in the history of dubs. Ghost in the Shell has great dubs, as do many many other shows.   See 103 other replies

Personally, I'm a fan of Subs. OK, i admit it, I'm also a big fan of Vic Mignogna and the previous dub! For those of you who want to check out the dubbed version of Brotherhood, FUNimation has posted quite a few episodes of the dub to their website ( http://www4.funimation.com/video/?page=video&v=4841 ) and their YouTube channel ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8mMmZ_Zaqo&playnext_from=SL ) These are both 100% legal and 100% free. I recommend watching them now though, FUNimation will probably take them down once the dubs come out on DVD. If you prefer subs, then continue to enjoy them through our wonderful Hulu (or through the FUNimation sites) ;) whatever floats your boat   See 103 other replies

Seriously?? there are people still complaining about not being to read the words at the bottom of the screen while enjoying the linguistic stylings of the japanese??? Theres a dubbed version on Adult Swim (website or TV). Go watch that and stop complaining about it on Hulu. Lazy   See 103 other replies

I watched the first anime dubbed, which got me hooked on the franchise. Loved Vic Mignogna and especially Maxey Whitehead. Never tried watching the subs of any anime, because I had the dubs.I watched Brotherhood from the beginning, and can't imagine anyone other than Romi Park voicing Edward. She is amazing! Watched episode 63 last night, and couldn't get over Greed's voice actor, can't imagine anyone doing his signature laugh. I could go on and on about how the voice actors in Japanese are terrific, but probably won't change the mind of those who refuse to watch subtitled works.Tried the dubs, but they just don't do it for me, seem so flat and emotionless by comparison. I will probably try them later, once all the Blu Rays are released.   See 103 other replies

have you not realized alex has been sarcastic this entire time?   See 103 other replies

dubs FTLose   See 103 other replies