| Kamal said:
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sorry for the double post but:
BEST ANIME INTRO EVER!!! never get tired of listening to this!!!
| Kamal said:
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sorry for the double post but:
BEST ANIME INTRO EVER!!! never get tired of listening to this!!!
arcane_chaos said:
sorry for the double post but: BEST ANIME INTRO EVER!!! never get tired of listening to this!!! |
yeah the english dubbed is wayyy better than the jap versions of the song
It's one of the few series that I enjoy dubbed.
| SpartenOmega117 said: also do you guys prefer dub or sub? |
dubbed. I like to do other stuff when I watch TV. Subs get in the way of that.
We're long past the days where voice acting was bad (outside of a few cases.) I'm convinced most people just think japanese subs sound better because they don't know how jappanese is supposed to sound.

Kasz216 said:
We're long past the days where voice acting was bad (outside of a few cases.) I'm convinced most people just think japanese subs sound better because they don't know how jappanese is supposed to sound. |
While I not opposed to dubs, I disagree. Most shows have pretty bad voice acting and in some shows, it ruins the show. It stems mostly from the lack of talent in the industry (in the sense of the small number). You have a small group of talented voice actors who get placed in roles they have no business doing.
outlawauron said:
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How is that different from the Japanese versions? It's the same in the Japanese versions and often worse. Thin teenagers often get younger voices, large men end up with thin weasly voices and 10-15 year olds get the voices of 5 year olds.
Unlike dubs however, this can often happen all in the same anime.

Kasz216 said:
How is that different from the Japanese versions? It's the same in the Japanese versions and often worse. Thin teenagers often get younger voices, large men end up with thin weasly voices and 10-15 year olds get the voices of 5 year olds. Unlike dubs however, this can often happen all in the same anime. |
The Japanese seiyuu market is much more compeititive than the American voice acting market. It's mostly because demand is much higher with dozens of shows constantly being produced. Due to the increased compeition, the bad voice actors can't get any jobs.
Certainly not the case here in the States.
I always liked Detective Conan, some of the two part episodes are pretty good, and the features are all pretty good. It didn't do well on TV or DVD though, so there would be no reason for them to dub any more episodes. I'm sure you can find just about every single one subtitled somewhere.