Mushishi
| Is the English dub for this series any good, or should I definitely just watch it original Japanese? I usually give dubs a chance since I know quite a few English ones that I enjoy, but I thought I'd check to see what people here had to say. Thanks! |
| Go with the dub, it's definitely good enough. I'm about 8 episodes through Mushishi on english voices and it sounds just fine. Also, if you don't know where to find them, just go to hulu.com and search for the show. They've got all the dubbed episodes of Mushishi up there legally and free, in pretty good quality. |
JG_WezzDec 20, 2008 1:57 PM
| I watch both and find them of equal quality. So really it just depends on if you want to read subs or not. |
| Okay, awesome. :) Glad to know it's a good dub. I think I'll watch the original first and then re-watch it in English with my boyfriend who's lazy and doesn't like to read. xD |
| Hahaha... I feel that the voices doesn't play that much into the anime... it's more like translations has a lot more of weight in the anime understanding and enjoyment than the voice acting... the sounds in this anime, at least for me play such a little role that you kinda leave them aside for a moment and just enjoy the philosophical meaning of each episode mushi and rejoice yourself with the nice view the anime has... I personally watch it in a Spanish dub and I really like it... as I mentioned before... I like it due to the philosophy it supports and the nice view... Ginko is a plus undoubtedly... :P Watch and tell us what is better... Dubbed or Subbed? Signs, Green |
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| Actually I totally understand what you mean rebwaters, the same thought hit me as I was getting farther into the series. Unlike some anime where the characters need a strong voice to support the emotional spectrum, I find that in Mushishi the mood is always pretty laid back and peaceful, and I don't think you could really 'mess up' the voicework. None of the characters really call for strong acting, if you know what I mean. There's some intense situations to be sure, but not on the level of more multifaceted shows. Due to that, it's exactly as you said in the fact that the philosophy, and background music, and artwork that are the true strengths of the show. The voices are just something to get the messages across, so I'm a little excited to rewatch it in English since I can pay more attention to the animation and details that time around. ^^ |
| Yay you understood me :P... Yeah I totally agree with you... Now I'll watch later in the original seiyuu work.. What surprises does the anime have for me if I decide to watch in the original audio... Oh Yesterday I watched episode 8 taking a lil' bit more attention into the sounds and I was mesmerized to hear the wave sounds... they were so lively.. so nice.. I was so impressed that I enjoyed a lot more the episode... Signs, Green |
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