What is better anime in japanese or english and why...

[Anbu Kuronai]

I have been watching anime alot and I have been wondering what is better Japanese or English anyone have any post please post here....

[DBZ-metalhead]

You'd better close your thread on the DBZ Community Chat before the flamers come.

For me, subs are usually the best, with the exception of DBZ

[BVP]

agree'd but sometimes the dub'd is just as good so....it doesnt matter really so long as your enjoying what your watching.

for me when im watching naruto i choose to watch the subbed version...Believe it!

[holy_jumbo]

Some animes have good dubs, some dubs have some of the voices good, some dubs suck.
But usually the original is always good so most of the time sub>dub but it depends on your opinion.

[Tonbo_CSL224]

I say all anime sound great in japanese with english subs, Espeically Bleach, they just put so much feeling and emotion in their voice, it leaves you at the edge of your seat :]

[Kayro Shin]

Like I said in your other topic: subs > dubs. Mostly because the dub actors don't put as much effort as the JPN ones (imo).

[EricDent]

Ah, yes the age old debate of Dubs vs. Subs. I have to say which ever one I feel like watching. I usually watch the dub version first to quickly understand what is going on without having to read. Then later I watch the sub version to see if the dub actors did a good job, which in most of the shows I own the answer is yes. Also some dub actors actually inhabit the characters better than the original Japanese actors do, for example, no one else should be Alucard off of Hellsing besides Crispin Freeman, IMO.

[Shineor]

English, because I don't speak Japanese :p

[GokuYardrat]

i like to watch my anime in japanese with sub , i found the JPN actors to be a lot better

[Gogetonks SSJ]

I don't like japanese ... Goku sounds like a kid...

[Kayro Shin]

I don't like japanese ... Goku sounds like a kid...

That's because it's how he is supposed to be >_>

[Super Bronsley]

I've been a dub fan and I will continue to be. Only exceptions to this are Yu-Gi-Oh! (All series) and DB (All series).