#dubbed anime
in defense of dubbed anime
hi , so i noticed a pattern in some anime communities where some especially hardcore weebs shame people who watch dubbed anime so first of all some animes just sound better in english than in japanese , and it’s literally a personal preference idk why some of yall get so defensive??? second of all most weebs that arent from japan don’t know japanese obviously so its easier for them if theyre for e.g doing something while watching anime. i , for one , have inattentive adhd , and when i am doing something i often “kill two birds with one stone” i sometimes do homework, embroidery, dishes and shit WHILE watching tv shows and i cant watch it directly and ofcourse i wont be able to understand if its in a language i dont know therefore i watch dubbed so before u judge people i think u should consider not saying anything
Go off Aggretsuko!
Watching the Funimation dub of One Piece Stamped and these hoes really said “Kid and Killer are CREWMATES”
They had one job. All they had to do was say “Partner”. If they keep this up in Wano and say “Crewmates” instead of “Partners” I’m gonna burn their studio down.
In celebration ofBlack Butler: Book of Circus coming to Blu-ray and DVD with the new English dub, we’re hosting our own Black Butler Tea Party on April 22—and we’d love for you to join in the fun! Here’s the details (plus a little inspiration):
- We’ll be posting pics of our spread of delicious sweets and savories with your Funimation hosts livetweeting while watching the new English dub episodes—and we may have some special guests from the Black Butler Funimation team drop by! Follow along with our festivities at 3PM ET on April 22 with hashtag #BlackButlerTeaParty.
- Host your own tea party and invite your friends! Dress up in your Victorian or Black Butler-inspired finest, put on a lovely pot of tea with some delicious delicacies, and make it a watch party with Black Butler’s long-awaited third season. Share your plans and pictures with us with the #BlackButlerTeaParty hashtag, and we’ll reshare our favorites.
Download our printable tea party invitations (clickHEREto download) or share them on your Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr and more to invite your friends. Make some places cards for each of your guests to really make it official:
Not sure how to host a tea party? Check outour list of recipes straight from Sebastian’s own cookbook—real delicacies featured from the show! Or view our Black Butler tea party Pinterest board for some of inspiration on what to wear, how to decorate, what to serve, and of course, tips on brewing the perfect pot of tea.
Click here to check out the Pinterest board!
Join us!
