[ SECRET POST #6210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6210 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/aNvZHtH.png

*drooling*

[(Anonymous)]

Can I have that sub?

Re: *drooling*

[(Anonymous)]

But Jared put his footlong on it.

Re: *drooling*

[(Anonymous)]

Excuse me nonny but that is clearly a sandwich and not a little kid.

[(Anonymous)]

I tend to agree. I really only have TV on when I'm doing other things. If it isn't properly dubbed in English, then I can't really watch it. I have too much to do to stop and read subtitles all the time to follow what is going on.

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I think most dubs kinda suck but unless someone else is watching with you and it poses a conflict, I don't see why it's anyone else's business.

[(Anonymous)]

Glorious Nipphon thanks you for its service, anon-chan

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but I feel the same way about ANY language dubs. I know dubs have improved a LOT over the years, but the fact that lines are often still altered (even a little) to match mouth movements, and just something about the overall energy of dubs doesn't seem to match. I'll always prefer to watch something in its original language over a dub, but I don't care what anyone else does with what they're watching.

[(Anonymous)]

Lol get that stick out of your ass, bitch. I also wouldn't watch non-japanese media with Japanese dubs (like several people who play Genshin Impact this way). I think most dubs that are not in the original language are kind of awkward and, depending on the country in question, simply bad because some countries don't have well-trained voice actors.

[(Anonymous)]

Well good to see that the dubs vs subs debate is still going strong.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha I was thinking along the same lines. I remember my early days in anime fanspaces and it was subs or gtfo for ~true fans~

I've never really cared much, it was more whatever version I saw first was the only acceptable one for me.

[(Anonymous)]

This is a strange debate for me. For my own native language, the only things that always get dubbed are children's shows and movies, because it's assumed they can't read at the level needed for subs. Everything else gets subtitles.

[(Anonymous)]

In my country they also dub daily soaps. I assume because the main audience for these is 50+ year olds, so people who's eyesight is likely failing. There's a wild difference in quality though. Kids shows get professional voice actors (and singers if needed) while soap operas get one dude who can't do emotions. The Monotone Telenovela Guy is a big meme here.

[(Anonymous)]

It's the total opposite for me. I hate listening to dubbed dialogue (even if the voice actors are good) and I put on subtitles on English audio tracks anyway, subs don't bother me. If I don't know the original language I'm subs all the way.

[kaijinscendre]

I watched anime while crocheting, so I always watch dubs since I have to watch my hands. Which is why I can't watch Haikyuu!! because Crunchyroll only has a German dub for some weird ass reason?

[tabaqui]

*shrug*
You do you, OP.
Personally, I *hate* dubbed shows. The mouths don't move in sync with the words, and it drives me insane. Much prefer to hear the original language and just read the subs.

[(Anonymous)]

Well yes, but that's every video I see now. I don't think I've seen correctly synced audio for over a year now.

[tabaqui]

Holy crap, I just could not do that. I've spent ages fucking with the controls on VLC to get the syncing right, because...world of no.

[(Anonymous)]

+1000

The only movies where I accept VO is animation. Otherwise, it's subs all the way.

[sparklywalls]

I'd rather read subtitles for live action but I'm less bothered when it comes to cartoons for some reason.

[(Anonymous)]

With animation, it's easier to make a dub appear to sync up with the characters' mouths. Makes it less jarring.

[(Anonymous)]

You do you, but I'm going sub. It's very rare to find good dub actors.

[(Anonymous)]

I love watching dubs and not just the ones for my native language. I just like to hear how the characters sound in other languages. Some dubs just don’t work for me though. Like Doctor Who. It just doesn’t sound right dubbed.

[(Anonymous)]

I like subs because I can eat them. If you don't like them, feel free to send them my way.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I am not recommending you my favorite shows since you are probably one of those who does anything else instead of watching so whatever. You do you