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QUOTE (Anewhope2 @ Jul 24 2009, 03:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Ladies and Gentlemen, after many months and numerous topics later.. I have found the first 4 episodes of the english dubbed Naruto Shippuden.
This is no joke or any rick rolling or trolling of any kind. I'm 100 percent cereal!
Guess where it is?
Go take a look and see!
This is no joke or any rick rolling or trolling of any kind. I'm 100 percent cereal!
Guess where it is?
The Answer is... --Click here to view--
Go take a look and see!
Man i wish i i knew about this before the free part is probly gone now. Oh well i'll just have to buy the season pass then
QUOTE (True @ Jul 25 2009, 07:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Some people who have an issue with dubs nowadays just view it with their nostalgia hats because when they first started watching anime the dubs sounded better. When I first started to watch anime on Toonami I always thought the animes were perfect, but nowadays after I started downloading anime instead of watching it on television 95% of the shows I watch are subbed, which can lead to an elitist mentality. However, dubs produced now are still good and some examples include Bacanno!, Black Lagoon, and Darker Than Black are recent animes that are quite enjoyable in English (though the BL dub doesn't have Revy's bad Engrish during the Fujiyama Gangsta Paradise arc...).
I believe it is just due to the lack of exposure that anime has now compared to during the mid 90's early 00's that people have switched to watching them on the internet with fansubbing that most have become accustomed to choosing sub over dubs. If anime made a comeback on television with the good slot lineup that Cartoon Network used to have with Toonami, I'm sure people would start to find dubs appealing once again.
I dropped Shippuden, but isn't it supposed to air on Cartoon Network. How come its only available on ITunes? Did the part 1 fillers cause ratings to decrease or did Cartoon Network lose the rights to it?
I believe it is just due to the lack of exposure that anime has now compared to during the mid 90's early 00's that people have switched to watching them on the internet with fansubbing that most have become accustomed to choosing sub over dubs. If anime made a comeback on television with the good slot lineup that Cartoon Network used to have with Toonami, I'm sure people would start to find dubs appealing once again.
I dropped Shippuden, but isn't it supposed to air on Cartoon Network. How come its only available on ITunes? Did the part 1 fillers cause ratings to decrease or did Cartoon Network lose the rights to it?
I never really had a problem with the dub voices. But I do like subs too, only for the fact that most of the time the Dub verson cuts stuff out not cause the voices are bad.
To be honest the first few times i ever watched Dubs i didn't even realize they were orginally Japanese Anime til years later
I grew up watching Chip-Dale Rescue Rangers and Dark Wing Duck here when I was in Elementry and Middle School, and then started Watching Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon soon after that.
By the way I never did undertsand why Dragon Ball Z came to America before the orginal did
