Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
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Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
Especially now that the word filter is gone, do you get triggered seeing dub names on the forums? Like Tien, King Kai, Hercule, Pikkon, etc.
And when you see people making posts using the dub names instead of the original, do you think lowly of them because they're likely trying to make a point based on inaccurate dub scripts than what was intended? I even remember a few months ago there was a small debate of Krillin Vs. Kuririn even though the former is a proper translation.
And when you see people making posts using the dub names instead of the original, do you think lowly of them because they're likely trying to make a point based on inaccurate dub scripts than what was intended? I even remember a few months ago there was a small debate of Krillin Vs. Kuririn even though the former is a proper translation.
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I could honestly care less. I'm just surprised that a website that is primarily focused on the Japanese version would remove the filter. Maybe they're just either updating it or there was an error in the system. In the end it doesn't matter.
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Eh, besides Tien and Frieza I could not care less.
There still is a word filter but only for misspelling. IE Frei/za to FreezaMajinMan wrote:I could honestly care less. I'm just surprised that a website that is primarily focused on the Japanese version would remove the filter. Maybe they're just either updating it or there was an error in the system. In the end it doesn't matter.
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I don't have a problem with any of the dub character names. Stuff like Tien and Master Roshi sounds far less awkward than "Tenshinhan" and "Muten Roshi" in a casual conversation.
The only dub term i actively dislike is "Destructo Disk", for obvious reasons.
The only dub term i actively dislike is "Destructo Disk", for obvious reasons.
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I mean King Kai and Master Roshi are a bit redundant, but they don't bother me much as they just aren't awkward. Pikkon and Krillin aren't going away anytime soon either and they're reasonable enough to me. I don't like reading Frieza or Tien much. I think Tenshinhan is altogether better look and easy enough to say, or even just Ten.precita wrote:Especially now that the word filter is gone, do you get triggered seeing dub names on the forums? Like Tien, King Kai, Hercule, Pikkon, etc.
And when you see people making posts using the dub names instead of the original, do you think lowly of them because they're likely trying to make a point based on inaccurate dub scripts than what was intended? I even remember a few months ago there was a small debate of Krillin Vs. Kuririn even though the former is a proper translation.
Kienzan is so much better, I 100% agree, this is one that embarrasses me by proxy lol.Kakacarrottop wrote: The only dub term i actively dislike is "Destructo Disk", for obvious reasons.
To be honest though, overall I use whichever comes to mind fastest. Besides Mark (or Mr. Satan) and Tenshinhan most of these are reasonable or excusable I'd think, since it's a small and slightly stale topic.
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Re: Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
I don't care for any of the dub terms anymore, but while they also don't really bother me, I guess Hercules without the "s" still bothers me. Mostly because it's still used by Viz and the video games.
Though, now that I think of it, "Hero" for Shen and "Shen" for the Crane hermit bother me. It's something that could legitimately cause confusion in conversations, and it makes zero sense.
Though, now that I think of it, "Hero" for Shen and "Shen" for the Crane hermit bother me. It's something that could legitimately cause confusion in conversations, and it makes zero sense.
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Oh yeah I forgot about other Pre-Z quirks, those are a little bothersome, but it's just been so many years. On the other hand Satan's given name is Mark and we've known this in the US for what almost 7 years? I've NEVER heard this used casually though. To be fair, you don't hear the Androids given names used either though, since all 3 of these have proper placenames already
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In the localized videogames can you change the names/voices to Japanese? I haven't bought any DBZ videogames in like a decade so I have no idea if you can do this. Or do U.S. copies only come with the dub names and voices?
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They're mostly interchangeable.
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Re: Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
I do get bothered a little bit, but at least now i can see who i can take serously.
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Not in the slightest, I actually still switch between them here and there, depending who I talk to about dragon ball. I only get a slight twitch when people butcher a pronunciation...like a friend of mine who pronounces Broly as Brawly or Bora as Buura.
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Before,i didn't care about it.Until i started to realize how stupid it is to change the name for no reason whatsoever and just destroyed the pun names for characters like Tullece and some is just corny/silly.Krillin and Cooler are the only dub names i can dig on.
Kienzan = Destructo Disc
Freeza = Frieza
Tenshinhan = Tien Shinhan
Vegetto = Vegito
Tullece = Turles
Mr.Satan = H-E-R-C-U-L-E
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Kienzan = Destructo Disc
Freeza = Frieza
Tenshinhan = Tien Shinhan
Vegetto = Vegito
Tullece = Turles
Mr.Satan = H-E-R-C-U-L-E
Makankossapo = Special Beam Cannon
Genki Dama = Spirit Bomb
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I don't really care most of them, but I can't stand "Pikkon." It's the most meaningless and confusing change.
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"Frieza" is the only one that bothers me. "ei" and "ie" words can be a hassle to me sometimes. That's actually my main reason for preferring "Freeza". Also I like it better when it sounds like it looks. It's free-za, not fry-za after all.
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Re: Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
I couldn't care less to be honest, I respect the Japanese version because it's the original and a great series but a lot of people (myself included) grew up with the dub names and you can't blame them for feeling that using those names is more natural.
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You know even to this day I have no idea how to write the names of the Ginyu Force, particularly Jeice and Burter. I've seen them spelled so many different ways I just go with FUNI's version.
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IIRC,it's correct spelling is Jheese,Burta and Gurd.Which is a pun to Cheese and Butter (No idea about Gurd tho)precita wrote:You know even to this day I have no idea how to write the names of the Ginyu Force, particularly Jeice and Burter. I've seen them spelled so many different ways I just go with FUNI's version.
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Not particularly. It's only really "Hercule" that bugs me because... Well, it's not even remotely close to being a translation. It's just made up nonsense.
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Re: Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
What is the "obvious reason" I'm missing for this compared with "Tenshinhan"...?Kakacarrottop wrote:I don't have a problem with any of the dub character names. Stuff like Tien and Master Roshi sounds far less awkward than "Tenshinhan" and "Muten Roshi" in a casual conversation.
The only dub term i actively dislike is "Destructo Disk", for obvious reasons.
Yes, in basically every game that's come out since the Budokai 3 re-release*, the Japanese voices are an option to be selected. This doesn't change any name spellings throughout the game, though.precita wrote:In the localized videogames can you change the names/voices to Japanese? I haven't bought any DBZ videogames in like a decade so I have no idea if you can do this. Or do U.S. copies only come with the dub names and voices?
(*There are a few holdouts like Super Dragon Ball Z which is dub-only in America and JP-only in Europe, Attack of the Saiyans and Extreme Butoden which are JP-only, and Battle of Z on Vita which launched only with English voices but added JP voices in a later patch.)
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Re: Do you get bothered seeing dub names?
Because it's far easier to say and reference in a casual conversation, like he said. Ten wouldn't work because it's a number. Tenshinhan is much more of a mouthful and it's not a kind of name people are used to. Tien works in those aspects.VegettoEX wrote: What is the "obvious reason" I'm missing for this compared with "Tenshinhan"...?