Like anime subbed or dubbed? ~ Where the concept of Uncut DVDs still hasn't sank in.

[ConUxie223]

If its a good dub like Gonzo or Funimation than I would prefer to watch that over something that I would have to read because I read plenty enough Manga than to have to turn around and read words in an episode lol but with a show like One Piece where only half of the series is dubbed I'm pretty much forced to watch it in subs :/

[Blood Red Absol]

I am dyslexic so the dubbed episodes are a blessing to me xD

[SS_Ａｐｐｅｎｄ]

Subbed. Because the original voices are always better.

[MidnightMelody]

Whatever I watch it first in. I can't stand the Japanese Naruto version but I can't stand the IE dub so whatever I see it in first I like more

[pacman000]

I chose dubbed, but it's just a personal preference.

[Auaria~]

I actually don't mind either. I normally prefer dubbed, though.

[tokyo/seven]

Yeah I don't really care either. But it's fun to watch the subs and see all the things they translate wrong or change so it's less vulgar haha.

[Vern]

Yeah I don't really care either. But it's fun to watch the subs and see all the things they translate wrong or change so it's less vulgar haha.

How do you know that the subbers just aren't increasing the vulgarity to make it seem more adult or aren't translating it wrong themselves? :S

[tokyo/seven]

How do you know that the subbers just aren't increasing the vulgarity to make it seem more adult or aren't translating it wrong themselves? :S

They take out a lot of the cussing and stuff lol. Like in Japan theres no censoring really so they can say words on TV they cant say other places.

[themightydoof]

They take out a lot of the cussing and stuff lol. Like in Japan theres no censoring really so they can say words on TV they cant say other places.

You've been misled. The reason that there's more swearing in fansubs and scanlations as opposed to professional translations has nothing to do with faithfulness. It's just people trying to make it look 'mature'. Japanese isn't a very sweary language, to be honest.

[tokyo/seven]

You've been misled. The reason that there's more swearing in fansubs and scanlations as opposed to professional translations has nothing to do with faithfulness. It's just people trying to make it look 'mature'. Japanese isn't a very sweary language, to be honest.

No no not fansubs for manga and stuff lol...like when you watch an anime with subs and you hear things that are different from what the subs say.

[themightydoof]

No no not fansubs for manga and stuff lol...like when you watch an anime with subs and you hear things that are different from what the subs say.

The official subs? Those don't tend to be all that different than the dub translation, just a little more direct. I don't really follow what you're trying to say anymore. Are you still claiming that offical translations censor vulgarity. Because they generally don't. Vulgarity in anime tends to be more visual than in the dialogue, anyways.

[tokyo/seven]

Im talking more about when you are watching a subbed episode and the subs are sorta different from what was said. Also when you see stuff getting lost in translation...but I guess that is more common in manga. Do you read Claymore? Because I see Raki's name getting changed to Lucky sometimes lol...

[x.a.x]

I always will prefer subbed anime, I love hearing the original voices and the Japanese

have their own way to do the voices.

Sometimes I laugh when I hear the differences between the original dub and other dubs (This is my own opinion)

[Zerdax]

I usually prefer dubs, but I like watching subs if the shows aren't dubbed yet. Both languages appeal to me.

[Crimson Sky]

I like it subbed. Not because I want to hear the original voices but because then I could learn some japanese and most importantly not ever miss anything they say. I don't like missing a word someone says because I get so pissed and have to rewind and watch it again. Don't you just hate it when you miss a joke and everyone else around you is laughing and you're just staring blankly at the screen trying to figure out why?

[PurrtyKitty]

I prefer sub, but I'll watch dub if I feel to lazy to read lol. And also damn some dubs just sound.... horrible o.o

[Blood Red Absol]

It really depends, some characters I like both voices, some I really hate one of the voices xD
eg. Love Grell's Japanese voice but his English voice is just plain stupid.
however I like the Undertaker's English and Japanese voices.

[TheNewChamp]

I prefer dubbed, because
I can focus only on watching it and I don't have to look down and read then :P

[xEryChan]

I prefer it subbed. It's always best subbed but I can be really lazy at times and I'd rather not have to read so I'll just watch the dub just to understand what's going on but the original will always be the best, no matter what.

[Nephilim]

Definitely dubbed. I'm watching the show, not reading it. Furthermore, has anyone heard the original Japanese voices for the DBZ characters? No thank you.

[Jolteon91]

Definitely dubbed. I'm watching the show, not reading it. Furthermore, has anyone heard the original Japanese voices for the DBZ characters? No thank you.

Which means you are going to miss a **** load of great anime that will never get dubbed.

[Zerdax]

Definitely dubbed. I'm watching the show, not reading it. Furthermore, has anyone heard the original Japanese voices for the DBZ characters? No thank you.

I like dubs just as much as the next guy, but I know there are much better subbed anime than DBZ.

[Cloud_Arcanine]

Both.

If it's in English then I'll watch it like that, and then afterwards I'll watch it subbed. The only real exception is actually Pokemon now. Thanks to the internet and having a good synopsis of events I can watch them subbed before the English versions come out.

[Vern]

Which means you are going to miss a **** load of great anime that will never get dubbed.

I'm sure that anyone who hasn't watched those shows will mind much.