Upcoming Dubbed Anime

May 10, 2018 2:13 AM

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Kenny_Stryker said:

ecchiharemgeek said:
It’s a shame/annoying that funimation has the rights
To HxH and yet they won’t dub it

Edit: still have s2 to look forward to

HxH? Hunter x Hunter or Heart x Hybrid?

Hunter x Hunter is being dubbed.

And if it's about Heart x Hybrid, it was originally set to release in November last year but I heard it was cancelled as Funimation was getting death threats for dubbing a borderline-H (though it's just a rumor, nothing is confirmed).

Gonna love the double standard

Also if they think HxH is bad now just wait until season 2 #grabtheminthepussy

Edit: found this

https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/73flt6/funimation_finally_decided_to_respond_about_the/

Kenny_Stryker said:
The Testament of Sister New Devil BURST is set to release on August 27, 2018.

It’s weird they’ll dub testament but not HxH

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May 10, 2018 9:40 AM

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ecchiharemgeek said:
It’s a shame/annoying that funimation has the rights
To HxH and yet they won’t dub it

Edit: still have s2 to look forward to

Viz Media is the license holder for Hunter X Hunter (2011) and a dub exists, since it airs on Toonami.

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May 10, 2018 9:45 AM

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Hey dub queen! Any word on megalo box and haikyuu season 3? Thnx on advance.

May 10, 2018 9:56 AM

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Kruszer said:

ecchiharemgeek said:
It’s a shame/annoying that funimation has the rights
To HxH and yet they won’t dub it

Edit: still have s2 to look forward to

Viz Media is the license holder for Hunter X Hunter (2011) and a dub exists, since it airs on Toonami.

HxH hydrid heart I was talking about LOL

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May 10, 2018 10:00 AM

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Hey dub queen! Any word on megalo box and haikyuu season 3? Thnx on advance.

Megalo box would probably get a dub around Summer 2019.

Sentai working on Haikyuu, but there's no official release date.

May 10, 2018 12:08 PM

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Kenny_Stryker said:
Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato 2202 is airing now!

An OVA seems like a poor choice for a simuldub, eventually they're going to catch up, since it isn't finished releasing, and there is going to be a long delay until the next batch. Not complaining though it's a great show.

People have dubbed both the Fire Emblem OVA, and AKB0048 (without dubbing the actual songs), so anything goes I guess.

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May 10, 2018 10:39 PM

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Sentai Filmwork is dubbing Scum's Wish.

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May 11, 2018 9:32 AM

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March comes in like a lion season 2 dub?

May 11, 2018 9:34 AM

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March comes in like a lion season 2 dub?

It'll come out eventually. Just date is not announced yet.

May 11, 2018 9:40 AM

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Is My Wife is the Student Council President still being dubbed?

May 11, 2018 9:41 AM

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ecchiharemgeek said:
Is My Wife is the Student Council President still being dubbed?

Yes, it's in production. We'll probably hear about it sooner than later.

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May 16, 2018 5:12 PM

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you sure everything gets dubbed eventually?

is ocean still around or no. i'm relatively sure funimation got them to do all their dubs back in the day, but not so much any more.

tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

May 16, 2018 7:57 PM

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ecchiharemgeek said:
HxH hybrid heart I was talking about LOL

Hybrid x Heart got delayed to sometime in 2018. (Possibly because Funi might've wound up with the TV-censored version, and had to take extra time obtaining and adapting for the home video masters.) Though I guess there's no word on whether or not it'll be dubbed.

Kenny_Stryker said:

ecchiharemgeek said:
Is My Wife is the Student Council President still being dubbed?

Yes, it's in production. We'll probably hear about it sooner than later.

I wouldn't have much faith in anything you hear from FakeMedia-Blasters these days. Their recent track record has a lot of dubs dropped or releases completely cancelled without notice.

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tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Sentai is run by a lot of the same people who ran ADV, uses the same Houston studios, and employs a lot of the directors and VAs who worked with ADV. ADV basically used certain provisions of Texas bankruptcy law to skirt their obligations to investors when they ran into money troubles in ~2008, and reorganized as Sentai + some other affiliated companies, like Section23, Amusement Park Media, Seraphim Studios, Maiden Japan, and Kraken Releasing.

vrv.co is the closest thing to a Funi/CR merger.

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May 16, 2018 8:17 PM

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Zalis said:

ecchiharemgeek said:
HxH hybrid heart I was talking about LOL

Hybrid x Heart got delayed to sometime in 2018. (Possibly because Funi might've wound up with the TV-censored version, and had to take extra time obtaining and adapting for the home video masters.) Though I guess there's no word on whether or not it'll be dubbed.

Kenny_Stryker said:

Yes, it's in production. We'll probably hear about it sooner than later.

I wouldn't have much faith in anything you hear from FakeMedia-Blasters these days. Their recent track record has a lot of dubs dropped or releases completely cancelled without notice.

jarring said:
tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Sentai is run by a lot of the same people who ran ADV, uses the same Houston studios, and employs a lot of the directors and VAs who worked with ADV. ADV basically used certain provisions of Texas bankruptcy law to skirt their obligations to investors when they ran into money troubles in ~2008, and reorganized as Sentai + some other affiliated companies, like Section23, Amusement Park Media, Seraphim Studios, Maiden Japan, and Kraken Releasing.

vrv.co is the closest thing to a Funi/CR merger.

i'm not really a fan of vrv.. it's like crunchy roll + what it doesn't have on funi. if it was the other way around i'd be down, like, have full access to funimation, as well as all the subs on crunchyroll that aren't getting dubbed by funimation. as it stands, i'd prefer just getting funimation, and watching everything else on pirate sites, but nothing is to stop me from watching everything on pirate sites like many others either.

May 16, 2018 8:48 PM

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jarring said:
you sure everything gets dubbed eventually?

is ocean still around or no. i'm relatively sure funimation got them to do all their dubs back in the day, but not so much any more.

tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Well, most of the things get dubbed. Even ReZero is getting a dub after 2 years, and AnoHana got dub after 6 years.

Well, you could say that Sentai is ADV 2. Alot of people of ADV work for Sentai.

I don't think Funimation and Crunchyroll will ever get merged, as Funimation focuses on dub, while Crunchyroll on subs.

Plus, Funimation is a much larger company than Crunchyroll, I don't think merger would benefit Funimation anyway. Even in Crunchyroll x Funimation, Funimation is dominant.

May 16, 2018 9:18 PM

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Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:
you sure everything gets dubbed eventually?

is ocean still around or no. i'm relatively sure funimation got them to do all their dubs back in the day, but not so much any more.

tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Well, most of the things get dubbed. Even ReZero is getting a dub after 2 years, and AnoHana got dub after 6 years.

Well, you could say that Sentai is ADV 2. Alot of people of ADV work for Sentai.

I don't think Funimation and Crunchyroll will ever get merged, as Funimation focuses on dub, while Crunchyroll on subs.

Plus, Funimation is a much larger company than Crunchyroll, I don't think merger would benefit Funimation anyway. Even in Crunchyroll x Funimation, Funimation is dominant.

yeah i was thinking the same thing, why don't they just absorb them then? they should imo. they have nothing to lose from it, and everything to gain. when practically everyone who watches anime can watch practically anything they want under one streaming website, everyone wins, funimation, crunchyroll, and the customer.

also the difference isn't really relevant. funimation is a distribution company, they do subs too. they think by having the partnership, they can both have their hands dipped into the same pool equally profiting from all anime streamers and it's not benefiting anyone but their peace of mind...but there is an untapped pool yet to be taken advantage of which represents one source for all anime, one that could garner customers exponentially.

May 16, 2018 9:31 PM

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jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

Well, most of the things get dubbed. Even ReZero is getting a dub after 2 years, and AnoHana got dub after 6 years.

Well, you could say that Sentai is ADV 2. Alot of people of ADV work for Sentai.

I don't think Funimation and Crunchyroll will ever get merged, as Funimation focuses on dub, while Crunchyroll on subs.

Plus, Funimation is a much larger company than Crunchyroll, I don't think merger would benefit Funimation anyway. Even in Crunchyroll x Funimation, Funimation is dominant.

yeah i was thinking the same thing, why don't they just absorb them then? they should imo. they have nothing to lose from it, and everything to gain. when practically everyone who watches anime can watch practically anything they want under one streaming website, everyone wins, funimation, crunchyroll, and the customer.

also the difference isn't really relevant. funimation is a distribution company, they do subs too. they think by having the partnership, they can both have their hands dipped into the same pool equally profiting from all anime streamers and it's not benefiting anyone but their peace of mind...but there is an untapped pool yet to be taken advantage of which represents one source for all anime, one that could garner customers exponentially.

This is due to region restrictions as well. However, if Funimation acquires Crunchyroll, there would be no benefit for Crunchyroll. As Funimation only provides anime to US Region A and B, while Crunchyroll provides anime world wide excluding Asia.

Funimation is not only a distribution company, but it is also a production company (which is why we get simuldubs and dubs in the first place, and also anime Dimension W was produced by Funimation). They occasionally release subs as well.

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May 16, 2018 9:57 PM

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Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:

yeah i was thinking the same thing, why don't they just absorb them then? they should imo. they have nothing to lose from it, and everything to gain. when practically everyone who watches anime can watch practically anything they want under one streaming website, everyone wins, funimation, crunchyroll, and the customer.

also the difference isn't really relevant. funimation is a distribution company, they do subs too. they think by having the partnership, they can both have their hands dipped into the same pool equally profiting from all anime streamers and it's not benefiting anyone but their peace of mind...but there is an untapped pool yet to be taken advantage of which represents one source for all anime, one that could garner customers exponentially.

This is due to region restrictions as well. However, if Funimation acquires Crunchyroll, there would be no benefit for Crunchyroll. As Funimation only provides anime to US Region A and B, while Crunchyroll provides anime world wide excluding Asia.

Funimation is not only a distribution company, but it is also a production company (which is why we get simuldubs and dubs in the first place, and also anime Dimension W was produced by Funimation). They occasionally release subs as well.

both crunchyroll and funimation are restricted individually by each region for each anime. crunchyroll doesn't have all their anime worldwide. they have to pick and choose what they can afford to play where. it's the same for funimation. they normally just went through other companies to license anime elsewhere, but with the advent of anime streaming, licensing in other countries directly has become a priority. since crunchyroll is a streaming service, it seems they do focus on opening their doors to the biggest audience worldwide, but funimation is also working on opening their doors worldwide as well, currently having funimation in the U.K. which is a huge step in the right direction.
i think they both want the same thing, it's just a matter of time till they realize it.

May 16, 2018 10:04 PM

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jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

This is due to region restrictions as well. However, if Funimation acquires Crunchyroll, there would be no benefit for Crunchyroll. As Funimation only provides anime to US Region A and B, while Crunchyroll provides anime world wide excluding Asia.

Funimation is not only a distribution company, but it is also a production company (which is why we get simuldubs and dubs in the first place, and also anime Dimension W was produced by Funimation). They occasionally release subs as well.

both crunchyroll and funimation are restricted individually by each region for each anime. crunchyroll doesn't have all their anime worldwide. they have to pick and choose what they can afford to play where. it's the same for funimation. they normally just went through other companies to license anime elsewhere, but with the advent of anime streaming, licensing in other countries directly has become a priority. since crunchyroll is a streaming service, it seems they do focus on opening their doors to the biggest audience worldwide, but funimation is also working on opening their doors worldwide as well, currently having funimation in the U.K. which is a huge step in the right direction.
i think they both want the same thing, it's just a matter of time till they realize it.

With Funimation being acquired by Sony, we might see it happening.

Currently, Funimation operates in NA only. All UK and Europe releases are done by Anime Limited, UK.

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Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:
you sure everything gets dubbed eventually?

is ocean still around or no. i'm relatively sure funimation got them to do all their dubs back in the day, but not so much any more.

tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Well, most of the things get dubbed. Even ReZero is getting a dub after 2 years, and AnoHana got dub after 6 years.

Well, you could say that Sentai is ADV 2. Alot of people of ADV work for Sentai.

I don't think Funimation and Crunchyroll will ever get merged, as Funimation focuses on dub, while Crunchyroll on subs.

Plus, Funimation is a much larger company than Crunchyroll, I don't think merger would benefit Funimation anyway. Even in Crunchyroll x Funimation, Funimation is dominant.

yeah i was thinking the same thing, why don't they just absorb them then? they should imo. they have nothing to lose from it, and everything to gain. when practically everyone who watches anime can watch practically anything they want under one streaming website, everyone wins, funimation, crunchyroll, and the customer.

also the difference isn't really relevant. funimation is a distribution company, they do subs too. they think by having the partnership, they can both have their hands dipped into the same pool equally profiting from all anime streamers and it's not benefiting anyone but their peace of mind...but there is an untapped pool yet to be taken advantage of which represents one source for all anime, one that could garner customers exponentially.

This is due to region restrictions as well. However, if Funimation acquires Crunchyroll, there would be no benefit for Crunchyroll. As Funimation only provides anime to US Region A and B, while Crunchyroll provides anime world wide excluding Asia.

Funimation is not only a distribution company, but it is also a production company (which is why we get simuldubs and dubs in the first place, and also anime Dimension W was produced by Funimation). They occasionally release subs as well.

both crunchyroll and funimation are restricted individually by each region for each anime. crunchyroll doesn't have all their anime worldwide. they have to pick and choose what they can afford to play where. it's the same for funimation. they normally just went through other companies to license anime elsewhere, but with the advent of anime streaming, licensing in other countries directly has become a priority. since crunchyroll is a streaming service, it seems they do focus on opening their doors to the biggest audience worldwide, but funimation is also working on opening their doors worldwide as well, currently having funimation in the U.K. which is a huge step in the right direction.
i think they both want the same thing, it's just a matter of time till they realize it.

With Funimation being acquired by Sony, we might see it happening.

Currently, Funimation operates in NA only. All UK and Europe releases are done by Anime Limited, UK.

their base might be in texas, yes, but they opened their stream to the UK and Ireland as of 2016
https://twitter.com/FunimationUK

May 16, 2018 10:16 PM

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jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:

Kenny_Stryker said:

jarring said:
you sure everything gets dubbed eventually?

is ocean still around or no. i'm relatively sure funimation got them to do all their dubs back in the day, but not so much any more.

tbh i don't even really know much about sentai. are they just like ADV 2?

do you think funimation and crunchyroll will ever merge i don't want to have to pay for 2 streaming services.

Well, most of the things get dubbed. Even ReZero is getting a dub after 2 years, and AnoHana got dub after 6 years.

Well, you could say that Sentai is ADV 2. Alot of people of ADV work for Sentai.

I don't think Funimation and Crunchyroll will ever get merged, as Funimation focuses on dub, while Crunchyroll on subs.

Plus, Funimation is a much larger company than Crunchyroll, I don't think merger would benefit Funimation anyway. Even in Crunchyroll x Funimation, Funimation is dominant.

yeah i was thinking the same thing, why don't they just absorb them then? they should imo. they have nothing to lose from it, and everything to gain. when practically everyone who watches anime can watch practically anything they want under one streaming website, everyone wins, funimation, crunchyroll, and the customer.

also the difference isn't really relevant. funimation is a distribution company, they do subs too. they think by having the partnership, they can both have their hands dipped into the same pool equally profiting from all anime streamers and it's not benefiting anyone but their peace of mind...but there is an untapped pool yet to be taken advantage of which represents one source for all anime, one that could garner customers exponentially.

This is due to region restrictions as well. However, if Funimation acquires Crunchyroll, there would be no benefit for Crunchyroll. As Funimation only provides anime to US Region A and B, while Crunchyroll provides anime world wide excluding Asia.

Funimation is not only a distribution company, but it is also a production company (which is why we get simuldubs and dubs in the first place, and also anime Dimension W was produced by Funimation). They occasionally release subs as well.

both crunchyroll and funimation are restricted individually by each region for each anime. crunchyroll doesn't have all their anime worldwide. they have to pick and choose what they can afford to play where. it's the same for funimation. they normally just went through other companies to license anime elsewhere, but with the advent of anime streaming, licensing in other countries directly has become a priority. since crunchyroll is a streaming service, it seems they do focus on opening their doors to the biggest audience worldwide, but funimation is also working on opening their doors worldwide as well, currently having funimation in the U.K. which is a huge step in the right direction.
i think they both want the same thing, it's just a matter of time till they realize it.

With Funimation being acquired by Sony, we might see it happening.

Currently, Funimation operates in NA only. All UK and Europe releases are done by Anime Limited, UK.

their base might be in texas, yes, but they opened their stream to the UK and Ireland as of 2016
https://twitter.com/FunimationUK

Yeah, I'm not talking about streaming. I'm talking about physical releases, they're done by Anime Limited, UK.

May 16, 2018 10:49 PM

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