dont forget bleach. i think that its dub is pretty good.   See 11 other replies

People say that there is no such thing as good dub. But I think Dragonball Z, Naruto, and Samurai Champloo all have great dubs just to name a few.   See 11 other replies

Even the completely blind enjoy TV. There is a huge diffference between not being able to see small text well enough to read it and not being able to see the picture on the screen. Yes dyslexia can be overcome but at best it still usualy means the person has to read at a slower pace which would make it hard to keep up with subtitles. If one can read even if they can not do it well or quickly they can still find a website.   See 11 other replies

Really? It takes years of practice to be able to read subtitles properly? The first thing I can remember watching subtitled was Hellsing when I was like 13. Reading them then did not seem any more difficult than reading them now.It's not a difficult skill, or even a specialized form of reading. If you cannot read subtitles fast enough to keep up with a movie, you need to seriously think about repeating grades 1-5.I cannot understand why people say they don't like subtitles because they don't like having to read while they watch a show. That means their reading ability is not at a level where they can do it passively. Why would anyone admit such a thing?It's cool if you prefer dubbing simply because you think it sounds better. To each his own. But to say reading subtitles is difficult... it's shameful for anyone that has received a basic education.If you have not yet completed elementary school, please disregard my post and accept my apologies. Otherwise learn to read properly.   See 11 other replies

if your one friend is almost blind why would they be watching in the first place since they can't see what is going on? and as for dyslexia it can be overcome with hard work for one and two the person wouldn't be able to find this website if they have it without being able to read. and yes 80% or higher of dubs suck. their either edited to death, have awful va's or both. if you want to watch dub so bad buy the dvds.   See 11 other replies

Frank,
I have one friend who is severely dyslexic, and another who is legally blind in one eye, with poor eyesight in the other. They love anime, but only dubs. I myself have extremely poor hearing, but am sometimes just not in the mood to "read" an anime episode. Dubs are not lazy or crappy. Especially well produced dubs. Your "proper" way is just purist diatribe, and that is lazy and crappy ignorance.   See 11 other replies