An anime where the English dub was so good that it was superior to the Japanese voices. Dragon Ball Perfect Edition Finale Alternativos. For me it's Samurai X (Rurouni Kenshin), the English voice acting to me was absolutely perfect I especially loved how good the English voice actors were able to pronounce the Japanese names for the special attacks such as Kuzuryusen, Ryushosen, Doryusen etc. I also loved how the English voices fit the characters very well especially for Kenshin. Kenshin's English voice actor in my opinion was better able to show how dramatic, emotional and passionate the character is in what he believes in and better able to portray his split personality than the Japanese voice actor. Steve Blum also showed how he is the master of English dub anime voice acting by voicing Shishio. He was able to portray Shishio perfectly as being calm and intelligent but also evil and crazy when he gets mad.

The English dub to me was so good that there is no possible way purists can criticize it. Evanescant said: On a slightly unrelated note, I really dislike the fact that some young males are played by female voice actressess, making them sound. Too girly(?)/baby-ish. Completely agree I hated Yami Bakura's voice in the Japanese version of Yu Gi Oh it really made him look less evil. I thought his voice was better in the Japanese. Same with Yugi, they gave him that idiotic deep voice that sounded nothing like his kid version. Even when I was 11, I was wondering why people in the anime couldn't notice it.

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Can you give me a link to where i can watch or download the japanese subbed version of yugioh? The japanese version was never released in north america so i cant find fansubs for it and all i could find was raw but that doesnt do me any good. Evanescant said: On a slightly unrelated note, I really dislike the fact that some young males are played by female voice actressess, making them sound.

Too girly(?)/baby-ish. Completely agree I hated Yami Bakura's voice in the Japanese version of Yu Gi Oh it really made him look less evil. I thought his voice was better in the Japanese. Same with Yugi, they gave him that idiotic deep voice that sounded nothing like his kid version. Even when I was 11, I was wondering why people in the anime couldn't notice it. You think everything made from the Japanese is godly. I'd bet you'd even try to justify Nanking and they're horrible whale and dolphin hunting traditions.

Evanescant said: On a slightly unrelated note, I really dislike the fact that some young males are played by female voice actressess, making them sound. Too girly(?)/baby-ish. Completely agree I hated Yami Bakura's voice in the Japanese version of Yu Gi Oh it really made him look less evil. I thought his voice was better in the Japanese. Same with Yugi, they gave him that idiotic deep voice that sounded nothing like his kid version. Even when I was 11, I was wondering why people in the anime couldn't notice it. His voice was way too high pitched in Japanese it should of been like Yami Marik's Japanese voice.

Which Yugi are you talking about little Yugi or Yami Yugi? Roscoe Philaphornia Raritan more. If I remember correctly litltle Yugi's Japanese voice in the Duel Monsters series is somewhat deep it's only in season 0 his voice is high pitched.

Well, there's a select few, like Escaflowne, and maybe the non-US-English-dubbed Digimon (where they kept all the original names, story, and contents to be the same as the original Japanese). Those are probably the only ones I remember.

If I want to be entertained in English, I wouldn't be watching an anime from Japan. If I want to watch a Korean drama, I expect it to be in Korean, not English. And vice versa, if I want to watch an English movie or TV-show, I expect them to be in English, not Japanese. Evanescant said: On a slightly unrelated note, I really dislike the fact that some young males are played by female voice actressess, making them sound.

Too girly(?)/baby-ish. Completely agree I hated Yami Bakura's voice in the Japanese version of Yu Gi Oh it really made him look less evil. I thought his voice was better in the Japanese. Same with Yugi, they gave him that idiotic deep voice that sounded nothing like his kid version.

Even when I was 11, I was wondering why people in the anime couldn't notice it. Can you give me a link to where i can watch or download the japanese subbed version of yugioh? The japanese version was never released in north america so i cant find fansubs for it and all i could find was raw but that doesnt do me any good. Idk, the site I watched it on was taken down. Though with enough googling you can find it.

Evanescant said: On a slightly unrelated note, I really dislike the fact that some young males are played by female voice actressess, making them sound. Too girly(?)/baby-ish. Completely agree I hated Yami Bakura's voice in the Japanese version of Yu Gi Oh it really made him look less evil. I thought his voice was better in the Japanese. Same with Yugi, they gave him that idiotic deep voice that sounded nothing like his kid version.

Even when I was 11, I was wondering why people in the anime couldn't notice it. His voice was way too high pitched in Japanese it should of been like Yami Marik's Japanese voice. Which Yugi are you talking about little Yugi or Yami Yugi? If I remember correctly litltle Yugi's Japanese voice in the Duel Monsters series is somewhat deep it's only in season 0 his voice is high pitched. I don't remember exactly. Yami Yugi or Pharaoh, his voice was better in the Japanese version. And nobody can come close to Japanese Pegasus, what a ridiculous voice.

I like his dramatic deep English voice better to me that voice is better able to show the difference between Yami Yugi and little Yugi. I mean the guy is 5000 years old. English Pegasus to me was able to do a spot on job immitating Japanese Pegasus.

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