Personally, i dont mind it dubbed, but i think its a little corney in our language, Japanese on the other hand with the subs, i prefer much more
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What language to you prefer??? English or Japanese?
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Miroku-sama
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What language to you prefer??? English or Japanese?
Hey, who like prefer inuyasha eng dub or subbed?
Personally, i dont mind it dubbed, but i think its a little corney in our language, Japanese on the other hand with the subs, i prefer much more
INUYASHA ROCKS!!!!
Personally, i dont mind it dubbed, but i think its a little corney in our language, Japanese on the other hand with the subs, i prefer much more
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IceprincessK7
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ENGLISH! I speak both languages, and english is definitely the best. Kagome's voice sound better in japanese, but Inuyasha's sound like he has something stuck up his butt. English is more gruff.Since most anime contains @ss kicking, then that is whats important if you want someone to honestly believe you can kick their @ss.
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Velrick vest'ul
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Shippo
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As for me, I'd watch most of my anime dubbed in english. But, I wouldn't mind watching a few in japanese with subs.
Apparently, it's pretty stupid that the US has to edit out some content out of our favorite shows while Japan don't care about it and show as is. It's just pretty stupid... I can't believe the US would do that to the anime. It kinda... decreases ratings as far as I'm concerned as it does take some of the quality of the show out. But, that's just me.
Apparently, it's pretty stupid that the US has to edit out some content out of our favorite shows while Japan don't care about it and show as is. It's just pretty stupid... I can't believe the US would do that to the anime. It kinda... decreases ratings as far as I'm concerned as it does take some of the quality of the show out. But, that's just me.
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I watch Inu-Yasha in both the dubbed and subbed. I don’t have a solid preference; I have individual reasons why one appeals to me more than another. I like the dub better because I prefer the English voices. I love David Kaye playing Sesshomaru over Ken Narita. When it comes to Inu-Yasha, I like both Richard Cox and Kappei Yamaguchi. Kappei makes subbed Inu-Yasha so much funnier…I love the way he says “Kaze no Kizu.” It just sounds better than “Wind Scar!” The term “Baka” is more humorous than dubbed Inu-Yasha’s “Stupid.”
Sometimes the actual subtitles I like better than the dubbed English. Sometimes I prefer the English. For example, in Affections Touching Across Time, I prefer Menomaru’s line to Inu-Yasha when he first attacks him (“Feel the baptism of my sword.”); it sounds better than his English line. However, I prefer Jaken’s English panic attack to the subbed (when the moth lands on his face in the meadow).
Sometimes the actual subtitles I like better than the dubbed English. Sometimes I prefer the English. For example, in Affections Touching Across Time, I prefer Menomaru’s line to Inu-Yasha when he first attacks him (“Feel the baptism of my sword.”); it sounds better than his English line. However, I prefer Jaken’s English panic attack to the subbed (when the moth lands on his face in the meadow).
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ShampooSama
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I completely agree! Inuyasha sounds like an old man in Jap.! Ican never find anyone who agrees with me...Thank you.IceprincessK7 wrote:ENGLISH! I speak both languages, and english is definitely the best. Kagome's voice sound better in japanese, but Inuyasha's sound like he has something stuck up his butt. English is more gruff.Since most anime contains @ss kicking, then that is whats important if you want someone to honestly believe you can kick their @ss.
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ShampooSama
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IceprincessK7
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IceprincessK7
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kagomee all the way
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re: What language to you prefer??? English or Japanese?
i defidently like it in english cause i am american and don't speak any other language and this game i have of inuyasha on;y speaks in japanese and it's confusing
