Anime Lounge

[L T R]

Just like the title (Dub) or (Sub) ... asking cause im gonna start releasing more anime so i would like to know what everyone prefers

 

[Drakkaen]

You know, a large majority of anime fans actually prefer both subbed and dubbed. I myself prefer both in different situations. The sub is released sooner and I can watch the episodes as soon as they come out, while the dub is nice if I want to focus solely on the action or if I need to look away without pausing the show.

 

[imgya]

I more prefer subtitle cause i could hear the character voice and this thing is more cute than dub (maybe ¯\(°_o)/¯ )

 

[Kaffadel]

I prefer sub, since i am not very good at hearing. Plus, i can set the volume to 0 and can still understand what the characters talk about ^-^

 

[Negosfo]

I like both honestly sometime i watch both to see the different between sub and dub

 

[Mark A]

I prefer sub because voice acting, sound effects, and neighbors can be very distracting.
Also, I like to watch as soon as possible because evil people fill the internet with spoilers.

 

[TheKingOfLimbo]

Personally, subbed is much better. Dubbing can usually remove the emotions, and intensity of a speaker. Maybe it's because I always use subs, but I cringe when I hear an English dub. I have a friend who grew up watching anime films dubbed and he thinks it's fine and doesn't bother him. So, different perspective I guess.

 

[Mark A]

Personally, subbed is much better. Dubbing can usually remove the emotions, and intensity of a speaker. Maybe it's because I always use subs, but I cringe when I hear an English dub. I have a friend who grew up watching anime films dubbed and he thinks it's fine and doesn't bother him. So, different perspective I guess.

The quality of the voice acting is a big factor in dubbed animes.
For example, the stuttering Yugi meme.

 

[Samanya]

I prefer to watch dubbed. I have a hard time focusing on one thing at a time, so with dubbed I can multitask. The only problem is that I also need subtitles because of my audio processing and I find a lot of dubs use the sub's script for closed captioning and they usually don't match up.

 

[L T R]

So imma be releasing more subs then dubs then... but i will still release dubs of course and i have no rhyme or reason on the animes being released, but if you have a anime you want a download of just ask it might change my mind on what anime to download

 

[Hikairi]

Both.

 

[MimiKawaii]

i prefer subtitles for anime because dub sometimes the voice doesnt match the character or the mouth doesn't move with the voice mostly because i cant feel the emotions spiritually.

 

[TrinDy]

I like sub because their voice acting is often on a whole other level than dub, yet there are always the few exceptions that make dub better than sub

 

[TheKingOfLimbo]

yet there are always the few exceptions that make dub better than sub

I watched this anime film ' The Tale of The Princess Kaguya' dubbed, and although I don't like dubbed, Chloe Grace Moretz did a great job I was really happy about it, and when I searched for the original version, it felt weird.

 

[TrinDy]

I watched this anime film ' The Tale of The Princess Kaguya' dubbed

Haha what a coincidence. My World Mythologies class is watching the dubbed movie of it. We're comparing the mythology from text vs film. So far, I think the dubbed version is okay; it didn't feel real; it felt more static than dynamic. Yet, how would I know if I haven't seen the subbed version? Do you know where I could get the subbed version?

 

[RazKun]

It depends on what I'm doing or what anime I'm watching. I'll put on dub if I'm also doing something else and cant be reading to screen the whole time, but I like the voice acting better for most things in the sub versions.

 

[Hanish00707]

Subbed most of the time but dubbed is better for most users

 

[Daelan]

Subs because I prefer to watch things in the original language, and am used to reading subtitles by now. the quality of the dubbing doesn't convince me most of the times too

 

[Mark A]

What is the difference between subbed and dubbed ?

Subbed means Subtitled; There are captions on the bottom of the screen.
While dubbed, the original language of the anime is replaced by a different language (via voice acting), removing the need for captions/subtitles.

 

[FazeEnvyZ]

It depends, if it's really good in dub then I'll watch it, but sub is like the best if you want the expressions.