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Well, you can have your opinion on them, if you like them, good for you but i really can't stand the english VAs, i find that whole dub thing freaking awful.TartaChocholate said:@Dragomer: Eh, really? Also grew up with a different dub here, but... I actually think the English dub is solid, especially nowadays, just that it's a big departure from the Japanese and in many ways is its own thing. For example... I am not a big fan of Christopher Sabat's Vegeta and Piccolo, but that's mostly because of how different they are from their Japanese counterparts (and the dub I am biased to =P) but otherwise I think he's an excellent VA and really like his other work not filtered by that issue.
I would say the opposite. Kai and Super are by far the best parts of the English dub, the actors actually knew how to act by this point so they voices fitted somewhat better and the translation got a really good improvement (even when they kept many earlier mistakes for nostalgia's sake). Also, Kai didn't have the Falconeer music, and that alone is a massive upgrade from Z.KLOL506 said:The dubs went to shit with the actors ganging up on Vic and all and by the time I reached the Cell Saga in DBZ Kai interest in the dub.
Well, while I stil don't think it is a good dub by that point, at least it is decent, with some acceptable voice acting and relatively solid translations, unlike the simply bad dub the Z one was, because that dub was just bad , not "so bad it's good" like the Italian, Portuguese and Castillian/Spaniard ones.Dragomer said:Even in Super i'm not a fan at all
I fully agree there. I can't even process that awful heavy electronic is even a Dragon Ball music, when Z had really great orchesthal music. And let's not even talk about the full blown cringe that Rock the Dragon is...Dragomer said:i'm personaly stunned that some people prefer that 'Falconeer' stuff to the actualy japanese music when DBZ has freaking amazing stuff in japanese while the american stuff was meh at best.
Add Jiren to the list. His VA is top tier.PaChi2 said:
Ryuusei Nakao's work as Freeza is simply perfect, I don't have enough words to praise his performance.PaChi2 said:Dont forget Frieza's VA, hoooohohoho
The spanish dub has a raspy voice that Im not sure in which end would fall.TartaChocholate said:Oh yeah, it just nails perfectly both ends in Frieza's character: the otherwordly and menacing alien and the affable and soft spoken façade hiding his true evil.
It's quite telling most dubs have to choice one of the two ends, either the freaky alien voice or the soft spoken bad guy voice
That has to be a depressing life if the only way people can be united is either rejecting everything but their own "truth" or hating something or. It's why Star Wars is the most pathetic fandom of all. (InB4 someone says the fandom has a right to be pissed)Dragomer said:It's not an arguments, it's just us, people of culture, joining hands around an universal truth.
... What does Toei have to do with anything? We're talking about dubs, the only dub they have control over is the Japanese one.Zamasu Chan said:Toei really F'ed up on the TOP tho.
Dragomer said:The dude who went 'it's a joke if you can't tell' can't spot an obvious joke it seems
ReyLo XD they were toxic tooCryoTheMayo said:The only Star Wars fandom that I felt went too far/were too damned salty are OT purists that attacked the PT relentlessly and unfairly judged it as the worst garbage to ever exist. Is it flawed? Yes. But worth the level of pure hatred that it attracted? No.