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it all a matter of prefrence to each his own. (these discussions get anoying sometimes) I mostly perfer subbed but there are (on rare ocasions) some really good dubbed the only one that comes to mind right now is time jam and there are some ones that sting Dective Connan for one   See 20 other replies

I personaly cannot stand dubed anime, theres alot that gets lost in translation and most of the english voice actors are terrible.   See 20 other replies

As long as you realize a lot of people feel the exact opposite way. I only want to watch subtitled shows, and I cry every time a show ends up being dubbed. Anyway, more of the shows on hulu are dubbed than not, so I think you should just let me have this one... its only fair.   See 20 other replies

I've been watching subbed anime for several years now mainly because I wanted to watch new episodes that would take months if it was going to be even dubbed. Anime companies themselves now of days do the English translation subbing at the studios when they are creating them for more popular animes to be put on Hulu and Crunchyroll, so they can release the anime on to the web soon after it airs in Japan. Which is why we should support Hulu and Crunchyroll and not fan-subs anymore and give some of the money(though advertisements) back to the anime creators.Dubbing requires actors and mouth movement matching, so it is not as quite as good of a translation as a sub(subs are not exact either.) This takes weeks of work. I know Disney spends months just rewriting scripts for every Studio Ghibli film they release to get the best mouth movements translation for the film. I can watch both sub and dub, it only makes me slightly irritating when they don't get the voice pitch right for the character in the dub version compared to the subbed version.   See 20 other replies