Furthermore, the secondary characters suffer. Gendo sounds less like a master manipulator and more like a low-rent Batman villain. And the children (Toji, Kensuke, Hikari) sound like they wandered in from a Pokémon dub.
Here’s a solid blog post about the Neon Genesis Evangelion English dub, written in an engaging, thoughtful style suitable for anime fans and retrospective pieces. Plugging In Again: Revisiting the Neon Genesis Evangelion English Dub Neon Genesis Evangelion -Dub-
Two decades later, with the Netflix redub (and subsequent re-redub of the redub) dominating conversation, how does the original “Dubaji” hold up? Is it pure nostalgia, or is there still a current running through it? Furthermore, the secondary characters suffer
If you want precision and fidelity , watch the Japanese with subtitles or the newer VSI/Netflix dub (which is cleaner but sterile). Here’s a solid blog post about the Neon
Furthermore, the secondary characters suffer. Gendo sounds less like a master manipulator and more like a low-rent Batman villain. And the children (Toji, Kensuke, Hikari) sound like they wandered in from a Pokémon dub.
Here’s a solid blog post about the Neon Genesis Evangelion English dub, written in an engaging, thoughtful style suitable for anime fans and retrospective pieces. Plugging In Again: Revisiting the Neon Genesis Evangelion English Dub
Two decades later, with the Netflix redub (and subsequent re-redub of the redub) dominating conversation, how does the original “Dubaji” hold up? Is it pure nostalgia, or is there still a current running through it?
If you want precision and fidelity , watch the Japanese with subtitles or the newer VSI/Netflix dub (which is cleaner but sterile).