. What do you think? I'm just praying we doing get the happy meal comic book of super next.. Hopefully Toriyama has a bit more creative integrity than that or another bastardized version of Super.
Anime and Funimation are really good now.TheMikado wrote:Like the title says I'm dreading the dub of Super especially if funimation does this. I say this as someone who recently realized just how much the minor changes in the dub changed the overall characterizations. More importantly the manga vs the anime and the fanbase's obsession with "canon". For reference I stopped participating as actively here because Super's anime just isn't doing for me. I've been keeping up with the manga though, but now seeing how different the stories are at times it's like we are reading/watching different stories between the manga, movies, and show. My fear is what happens when it gets dubbed and localized. Will the take more from the manga? More from the movies? Or more from the Japanese anime. It feels impossible to tell, plus a large chunk of that audience may only be following the dubbed movies.
We already argue over canonity and power levels all the time. Will so many possible versions it feels like that's all the discussion will be about and "which" version you experienced. I feel like it it almost be impossible to have discussions on DB anymore after that
Robo4900 wrote:Mouse is BRILLIANT SCIENTIST dumb.
CAT LOVES FOOD dumb.
Jack is just kinda dumb.Spoiler:
Why would it? That would be an English dub for the Southeast Asian market, while the FUNi dub would be for the North American market (plus, they'd probably license things out to Europe and Australia as need be).Danfun64 wrote:What about the upcoming Toonami Asia dub? You think that is going to be problematic at all?
Honestly I was thinking they would be thinking more of the movies since their target markets primary experience would be through that.Mewzard wrote:Why would it? That would be an English dub for the Southeast Asian market, while the FUNi dub would be for the North American market (plus, they'd probably license things out to Europe and Australia as need be).Danfun64 wrote:What about the upcoming Toonami Asia dub? You think that is going to be problematic at all?
But yeah, FUNi does fantastic dubs, and they would be accurate to the anime (don't know why one would think they'd factor in the manga).
Honestly, as long as they're open about that, I don't think there'd be any problem if they just started with Champa's arrival. As long as they don't go pulling any "DRAGON BALL SUPER: THE LOST EPISODES!!!" on us. Like, just broadcast the show starting at episode 29 and then make it clear that "Episodes 1-28 will be available on DVD and Blu-Ray shortly". That's really all they need to do. And it'll probably help Super in the long run too, as they'd be kicking off the story with actual new content that still makes perfect sense as long as you've just seen BoG and F.dbzfan7 wrote:Only thing I dread is going through the retellings. I know they won't, but I'd rather they just skip the retellings, and just dub those on the side. Much rather start with the Champa portion.
Maybe they can have BoG and RoF air on Toonami then air the Champa arc after. That's what I would do.Vegard Aune wrote:Honestly, as long as they're open about that, I don't think there'd be any problem if they just started with Champa's arrival. As long as they don't go pulling any "DRAGON BALL SUPER: THE LOST EPISODES!!!" on us. Like, just broadcast the show starting at episode 29 and then make it clear that "Episodes 1-28 will be available on DVD and Blu-Ray shortly". That's really all they need to do. And it'll probably help Super in the long run too, as they'd be kicking off the story with actual new content that still makes perfect sense as long as you've just seen BoG and F.dbzfan7 wrote:Only thing I dread is going through the retellings. I know they won't, but I'd rather they just skip the retellings, and just dub those on the side. Much rather start with the Champa portion.
Mah, i don't fear ep 5 anymore, i mean, the fixed version is full of bad shots as well, but is not as bad to make me get mad.Ajay wrote:The only thing I'm dreading about the dub is first-time fans bringing about the hell that came from episode 5 all over again. I think a large majority of people are fairly clued up on things now or have become apathetic to the situation. I really really do not want to deal with that headache again.
