English Sub versus English Dub
      SimonSan @simonsanbr
        
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    SimonSan @simonsanbr
    I prefer subs. The way I see it is that it was made in Japan for a Japanese audience, so why ruin it by dubbing it over...
  
      PansexualFangirl @pansexualotaku
        
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    PansexualFangirl @pansexualotaku
    I've watched both in the past. But I have to admit, I love Vic Mignogna, but at the same time, I love Namikawa Daisuke, so it just matters how good the dub is compared to the dub, and most of the time, if it's a comedy and by Funimation, I'll watch the tub, and everything else is either sub or both. 
  
      Nato262 @diablorasengan
        
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    Nato262 @diablorasengan
    i like watching anime english dubbed but i really depends who is Voice acting but i normally just watch anime subbed cause i really like japanese
voices couldent really watch dragon ballz subbed though
 
  
      Yuki @ichigo55
        
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    Yuki @ichigo55
    Subbed
  
      Real Miku Hatsune @realmikuhatsune
        
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    Real Miku Hatsune @realmikuhatsune
    As an amateur (hopefully to be professional) VA, I really love English dubs. Or, I tend to. Lots of dubs now-a-days have been lazy and it's unfortunate because there are a lot of shows that could obtain their own unique charm with a great dub. There are some anime that would be better in English, depending on the setting and time period. Like Kurushitsuji for example. Still, subs are great and fine and I love both!
  
      becker_grimstone @becker_grimstone
        
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    becker_grimstone @becker_grimstone
    If the characters are Japanese then sure, go for the Sub because it would atone for the style of social interactions/comedy. However if they're from various different backgrounds/nationalities then having a more western dub would be more appropiate in my opinion. Take Black Lagoon & Jormungand for example. They work really well as Dubs due to the more relatable verbal comedy & phrases (sarcasm and what-not.) 
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      Chocopyro @chocopyro
        
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    Chocopyro @chocopyro
    I'll take my anime however I can get it. Some subs are better, some dubs are better. These days, they tend to break even about 80% of the time. 
  
      mikuru3 @mikuru3
        
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    mikuru3 @mikuru3
    I watch either anyway. Subs for the voice acting (I like a few seiyuus) and dubs for easy watching without having to read subtitles. But nowadays I watch subs all the time. Not really against dubs though. Admittedly, I sometimes laugh at dub voices. I don't know why, perhaps it was the acting or the lines. Like when I watched Free! on dub I can't help but laugh lol. Im too used to japanese voices perhaps (Seriously, the best english dub in anime is Ghost Stories)
  
      ロイ @wallace614
        
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    ロイ @wallace614
    Subs man but before I used to watch sime dubs 
Kodomo no omocha, fruits basket and suiri no kizuna are a few I can watch dub and sub
But not counting those three there are maybe 4 to 6 anime I only watch dub 
  
      jodokon @jodokon
        
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    jodokon @jodokon
    For me it goes both ways their is some I watch in sub and some I watch in dub, best of both worlds.
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