#sub v dub

[johannepetereric]

“All there is in [Yu] is innocence.”

What does “innocence” mean here?

[icantthinkwell]

Watching the dungeon meshi Dub and seeing Dub v Sub discourse again makes me so tired. I mean, it's mainly on Reddit from what I've seen. Shocker.

I really don't care if someone likes subs, its their own taste. But it just boils my blood to see these people say that the English voice actors suck. That ALL English voice actors suck. I agree that the one or two dubs or VAs they actually like are good, even great. But it's so upsetting to see people insult such amazing voice actors. You don't have to like them. You don't have to like dubs in general. But another thing that upsets me is that they make other people who like subs look so bad.

Anyway, can you tell I like SungWon Cho as a voice actor a lot.

[hergan416]

So I started watching the dub of Moriarty the Patriot (first time through I was on subs).

I'm super interested in how impactful this will be to watching it. There is a certain IMPACT when William only says "Catch me if you can Mr. Holmes," in ENGLISH. Just the shock of suddenly understanding what he's saying perfectly is just so mmmmmm. And there's a lot of it! There's a lot of places in the sub where they just use an English word. I think this is probably done when possible to give the impression that all this is happening in England, and the dub doesn't need that. But will I get the same shivers when we come to that line on the train?

Second... Louis' name is literally pronounced differently.

It's Loo-ees in the sub. A long i sound. Loo-iss, short i in the dub. This spelling could be pronounced either way in English, so it's really interesting they chose to change that.

Obviously there's some changes in phrasing compared to the subtitles as well.

I can't comment on the choice of English accents at all, but that's also something that interests me. I'm not English so I just don't know the difference in sound (and if these differences would have change historically). Although the New York scene's use of a less heavy handed Brooklyn accent at the beginning was super funny to me because that Father is SO much more serious than Joey Wheeler but I CANNOT get him out of my head. I'm really curious if they will do anything with this though, considering how tied accent and class are (from my understanding) in England.

I feel like William would NEED to make sure that he speaks with as proper accent to seem as though he really IS the second Moriarty son, where as Louis might retain some of whatever accent they had before they were adopted. I can't imagine the posh v. BBC English v. cockney stuff only started in the last 100 years, and really this would need to be perfect from the get-go, to keep people from investigating the brothers further and discovering their crime.

[shitpostingkats]

Me watching yugioh dub openings: Shhh babygirl you are perfect don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Me watching yugioh sub openings: WE WERE FUCKING ROBBED.

[racheltheclumsy]

Alright tumblr it’s time to do what you nerds (affectionate) do best.

WHERE IS THE ENGLISH DUB OF HAIKYUU I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE PLEASE HELP

[cyberdragoninfinity]

been thinking about this completely unedited arc v clip for like a week and a half

[kaiowut99]

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V Episode 1 "Dub-Uncut" (ENG Dub w/ JP OST) WIP #2 | The Action Duel!/BelieveｘBelieve (Upload Without Copyright-Proofing Bars)

Another look at my ARC-V Episode 1 "Dub-Uncut" take! This time, taking a look at a much-improved prologue and my final fully subbed version of BelieveｘBelieve, which I might've previously shown off when I was going to attempt ARC-V subbing a few years back but has been revamped since (largely because I lost my final sub file after a drive fail in 2022, but thankfully I had an earlier version of this and the ED subs I'd done to work off of; huge shoutout to Jake759 on NAC for setting up the stylings for the credit subs to replicate their lighting-up--though I wish I still had the title card subs he styled for me 😭 I had to redo that from scratch and it looks good, but not as good as he'd set it up lol). The revamped OP subs include my revamp of the edit with Sawatari's cards being hidden as V1 of this OP with that was never released textless officially, and I also still had my edit during the chorus to translate "KABA CARNIVAL" sliding in under the Hippo Tokens to "HIPPO CARNIVAL."

For the prologue, my previous teaser used an AI'd line using the voice of Pokemon's narrator (under 4Kids), but that had admittedly been more of a placeholder/proof-of-concept; over the past week, I looked into commissioning a voiceover artist to record the lines instead--for this and the rest of the prologues in ARC-V!--and I'm very happy with the results here. Shoutout to @mattsindt over on Fiverr for his services! 😄

Lemme know what you think! I'll be working on some more finishing touches, so expect some more teasers for the next while as I get it all polished.

[howaboutalittlehelpneos]

Oh oh I've got an idea for a poll, here's one for the dub enjoyers

If you are going to be mean about the dubs in general just simply don't do that

[capricioussun]

imagine if monsters speak one of these eldritch languages where you know it’s not your language but somehow understand it anyway. they go on the surface and someone makes a comment about all the different accents people have around the world or the funny different ways people say things and whoever is nearby is just??? you mean languages??? this results in Alphy’s being for nether sub or dub. she doesn’t understand why they’re doing the same thing again but wording it different but with just minor enough changes that it bothers her, or are so different they completely change the context of the scene vs have the original but with subtitles that have the same issue as a dub. someone has to explain why this is a debate for humans at all

This is genuinely an incredible take. I love this. Maybe that could explain monsters possibly understanding Wingdings totally fine but humans hearing god only knows what. Fax machine from hell noises

[zxal]

hey im interested in getting into ygo do u have any recs or recommended orders of reading/watching theres a lot from the looks of it on anilist so i was wondering about your preferences o:

ANON I ABSOLUTELY DOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! I'm only about halfway through the sequels (i just started arc-v) so I'm not like the most knowledgable person in the world but I can give you my personal recs. COME CLOSER!!!!!

First of all, every yugioh series is totally independent from each other (sort of - gx is set directly after dm and leans on its worldbuilding quite a bit, and 5ds takes place in the same universe as well though a bit further in the future, but you can watch them on their own with no problem) so if there's one in particular that grabs you there's nothing stopping you from jumping straight to it - that being said I've been watching all of the anime in release order (ygo dm -> gx -> 5ds -> zexal -> arc-v (i am here) -> vrains -> sevens -> go rush) and I've been enjoying it a lot. I also wouldn't recommend watching arc-v in particular without having watched the ones before it as it probably won't really have any impact for you. Now for specific recommendations (in order) !!!! SORRY THIS GOT REALLY LONG.

yugioh manga - START HERE !!!!! the original story by kazuki takahashi. high school boy inherits an ancient magical artifact containing a spirit that's really, really good at playing games (and inflicting psychological torment on bullies). I have to give it a warning for some shonen-typical creepiness towards female characters in the early chapters, but it's REALLY worth reading and it's a story that's so near and dear to my heart. this is the fastest and easiest way to start loving yugioh. Its worth noting that the original ygo manga is the ONLY manga (afaik) that tells the same story as its anime + i haven't read any of the others aside from a little bit of the gx manga, so the rest of my recs are anime-only

(optional) yugioh season 0 / 1998 / toei - a one-season anime based on the early manga chapters. if you like the horror vibes of the manga you'll enjoy this a lot. really fun 90s animation with a killer soundtrack, but generally not considered """canon"""

yugioh duel monsters - this is the one most people watched as a kid. it's an adaptation of the manga, but with most of the early chapters cut out so as to get straight to the card games + some extra arcs added in. this is most people's favorites and the most popular! you can also watch this in lieu of the manga, but you will be missing a LOT of the early story or experiencing it in condensed form (and the plot of ygo dm is already patchy At Best).

yugioh gx - direct anime sequel to ygo dm. boy goes to gamer school to become the next king of games + high school shenanigans ensue. gx is a really charming, goofy romp with a super lighthearted s1, an interesting s2 and a shockingly engrossing s3. s4 (the last 25 episodes or so) never got dubbed in english so if you're a dub enjoyer like me you'll have to switch to subs to get the full story

yugioh 5ds - direct sequel to gx, though further in the future than gx was to dm. card games on motorcycles are real and so is class warfare and the surveillance state. iirc this is the only yugioh anime that was rated 4+ - it has a slightly more mature tone but there's still plenty of lighthearted fun to be had. Really strong s1 with a second season that falls off a little bit, at least to me, but is still absolutely worth watching. s2 is missing a number of episodes in the english dub, so again if you're a dub enjoyer you will find yourself quite confused by the end. its probably worth watching s2 entirely sub-only (something i still need to do)

yugioh zexal - the first of the sequels that is possibly set in a different universe entirely (or just the really distant future). middle school boy gets a magic necklace from his dad that has an alien inside. zexal is a lot of peoples favorites and now that I've watched it I GET IT. Really strong story + pacing from beginning to end and a really endearing cast of characters. It's silly and goofy and fun but DAMN DOES IT COHERE.

yugioh arc-v - the first of the sequels that is DEFINITELY set in a different universe entirely. this is the one I'm watching currently so i don't have much to say about it yet GET BACK TO ME ON THIS ONE. this one boy's dream is to become the greatest clown who ever lived (tragic) (inspiring)

INHALES LOUDLY. that was probably more info than you wanted BUT I HOPE THAT HELPED AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT? again I recommend reading the original ygo manga first and i think that will give you a good idea of whether you are down with the yugioh silliness or not. It's important to remember that this is a very silly anime series about card games but like. As long as you can buy into the worldbuilding and accept that this is just How Things Are in the world of ygo, it's suuuuuuuch a fun world to sink your teeth into.

[johannepetereric]

”And not just the Bey…[Mizuchi Reiji] wants to break the Blader’s heart too…”

“…plunging it into an endless pit of horror!”

The word “Horror” is something to be censored ig

[kcuf-ad]

Reason why I love Dub over the Sub?

The characters feel like people in the dub rather in the sub.

Like from what I have seen, the sub more or less treats them like characters rather than people. They don't sound like actual people, but characters. It isn't bad, but it isn't good either.

In the dub, call their dialouge cringe all you like it, but it feels more natural and they even give them flaws, minor or not. Heck, there was a whole ass conversation about how hot dogs should be cooked and one of the characters straight up said, "Seriously, you are triggering me." Hell, Yusaku in the dub once burned down Kolter's kitchen.

[sluttyquarantinetheory]

It actually doesn't matter if the anime is the original japanese or dubbed in english because without subtitles I can't tell what the fuck is being said.

[shitpostingkats]

Something that really bothers me is people being mostly sub watchers and then seeing a dub episode and complaining that the characters are "totally butchered". That's because there's a whole show of building that character in a slightly different flavor, y'all.

Actually, correction, something that really bothers me is people complaining about the yugioh dubs.

[lesvegas]

Asking because I've only seen the English Dub and thought it was good enough that I've never seen another one

[evanox]

what i expected from going back to rewatch ojamajo doremi: aw sweet nostalgia and fun heartfelt episodes

what i got from rewatching ojamajo doremi: