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I preferred the FUNI dub of Dragonball Z over the Ocean Dub and Dbz Kai. I would choose all of them over the Japanese version simply because I don't speak or understand any Japanese, so why would I watch something that I couldn't understand?
I like this question,I would pick Original Japanese but since I have no idea what they are saying, I opt out of watching this. Why would I watch something that I can't understand? Even with subtitles.Nothing beats FUNimation.
Quote from: keredvin on January 05, 2014, 03:44:14 PMI like this question,I would pick Original Japanese but since I have no idea what they are saying, I opt out of watching this. Why would I watch something that I can't understand? Even with subtitles.Nothing beats FUNimation.Honestly? I'm perfectly comfortable watching Dragon Ball raw, with no subtitles. It's a series that has a reasonably straightforward plot and I've read the manga enough times before that I can just sit back and watch Japanese people yell at each other.Watching anime in Japanese is rarely about understanding what they're saying, though. It's really about enjoying the performance of the voice actors and the product as it was originally presented. It's like how some people prefer to watch foreign movies while others want a lip sync or whatever over top of it -- or just completely ignore foreign movies.
What made me like FUNimation is that I grew up with that dub. When I started watching it when I was 6/7 years old, it was always FUNimation (with sometimes Ocean dub on weekends, complete garbage).The first time I heard the original dub was when I was seventeen, not for me.
What made me like FUNimation is that I grew up with that dub. When I started watching it when I was 6/7 years old, it was always FUNimation (with sometimes Ocean dub on weekends, complete garbage).