Hi
Most of the time I go with subbed but I recently thought of switching to dubbed. I’m watching Dragon Ball Z in English and it’s pretty good. Please suggest some others which are great in dubbed.
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Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo. Ghost in the Shell - Standalone Complex. My Hero Academia has a good dub, though I’m mixed on the series itself
Cowboy Bebop and Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt
Edit: also Cyberpunk Edgerunners
Ghost in the Shell SAC has a really good dub.
Anything Adult Swim is usually good, I remember liking Space Dandy
Hellsing Ultimate is fantastic in both languages. The dub goes in on the accents which works really well for the cartoonishly evil Nazis, it’s a bit like Indiana Jones. The Japanese VA is insanely good though so you can really go either wayDelicious in Dungeon has excellent English localization.
FMA:B and Frieren both are great in dub. Kaguya-sama has an absolutely fantastic dub narrator. Most romcom dubs really detract from the show but that is an exception.
The Kaguya-sama dub is good, but having watched the entire series in both Japanese and English (in that order) the narrator is actually the one thing I could never get used to—I prefer the mostly played-straight Japanese narration to the jokey American narration, since I think it fits more with the overall tone of the series where the silliness of the “war” is heightened by the melodramatic acting, direction, and music. That being said, the friends I watched the dub with similarly pointed to the narrator as one of their favorite things about the show, so I seem to be in the minority here, and obviously my opinion is colored by having watched the sub first.
Yeah, I agree with everything you said and given the votes you might not be in the minority with that opinion. I see the jokey melodrama as the heart of that show so the narrator adds to it for me.
Corey in the House
But not it’s predecessor, That’s So Raven. That one is better in the original Japanese.
I think a lot of the answers are “stuff I saw on Toonami or Adult Swim and Ghibli movies” lol
That said, I like the English dubs of The Big O, Cowboy Bebop, and Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex quite a bit.
I’m fond of the G Gundam and Mobile Suit Gundam (TV) English dubs, but I prefer the original Japanese voices.
I like them about equally, but JoJo does a great job in both sub and dub. In part six, the only thing winning me over on the subbed side in White Snake’s VA work. Otherwise Netflix knocked it out of the park on every other voice.
I’ve only seen one dub and it was ghost stories. I wouldn’t say I loved it tho, I was too baked to know what I was experiencing
How the heck has nobody mentioned Lupin III yet?!
The Promised Neverland had some good dubbing. As someone who normally dislikes dubs, I think they captured the personalities well, even if the main characters are children. (Just prepare for the end of Season 2 to be disappointing).
My classic go-to’s are usually DBZ/DBS, Cowboy Bebop, Space Dandy, Samurai Champloo, FMA:B, and Trigun. Some people like the Jojo and HxH dubs but I’ve only ever watched them subbed.
I thought the AoT dub was decent, but it’s AoT and therefore you shouldn’t watch it lol
If you’re looking for movies, the Ghibli catalogue usually have very good dubs. I’m a fan of the Princess Mononoke and Porco Rosso dubs myself.
yu yu hakusho, I think is probably better dubbed.
Ghost stories. The Japanese version flopped. So they allowed the dub a lot of freedom. It was used :)
That’s actually a myth (it was quite successful in Japan), but a widely circulated one so I don’t blame you. Textbook example of “a lie can travel half way around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes.”
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The rabbit episode is amazing. Almost every single line of dialogue is comedy gold.
Cowboy Bebop, Kaguya, and Steins;gate all have really good dubs. Castle in the Sky has a very strange dub, where it adds in music where there was none and changes some synthy bits that don’t really fit to more traditional orchestral.
